The last of us executions

Executions are a gameplay mechanic in the Factions MP mode of The Last of Us. General Information Edit An execution is the killing of a player. Under most circumstances, players are downed when their health bar depletes. Upon being downed, they may still still crawl around and be revived by friendly players. Hostile players, on the other hand, can choose to execute them, thereby completely removing them from the game until they respawn. Executions may be performed in a couple of ways. The downed player may be executed by simply being attacked while in their downed state. Certain weapons are more efficient at doing this than others: the Hunting Rifle, for example, executes an un-armored downed opponent in one shot, while the 9mm requires multiple hits unless the wielder achieves a headshot. Downed players may have their armor removed while in a downed state while being executed. This also applies for certain special executions (see below). If downed opponents are left alone for long enough, they bleed out. This counts as an execution towards the player who downed them. Certain weapons have the capability to instantly execute players. This includes molotov cocktails, the Flamethrower, and shivs. Extra parts are awarded for shivving and executing someone with a molotov cocktail. Executions are awarded with 50 parts in Supply Raid, and 30 parts in Interrogation. In Supply Raid and Survivors, eliminating (and thus executing) opponents is the objective. In Interrogation mode, an interrogation (successful or not) counts as an execution. Regular executions hold the advantage over special executions in that they are usually much quicker to perform. However, special executions award more parts. Special Executions Edit Special executions are performed by pressing the triangle button when near enough to a downed opponent. The executor then undergoes an animation killing their.
FIXED! A lot of UK and PS3 players been asking me to show all of the execution since UK censored them and PS3 doesn't get Rifle, Automatic Rifle, and Ground.