YMMV / Receiver

• Demonic Spiders: The Hoverbots. While there are only 2 enemies in the game, them and the turrets, they tend to charge the player while moving insanely fast and crazily. This makes them nearly impossible to hit if your life depends on it. Even with the mod that gives you a .45 Tommy gun, a Remington shotgun, and a high-powered bolt action sniper rifle, their rotors are damned indestructible and they're nigh-unshootable when they charge at you full tilt, out of nowhere.
  • And even if you do land hits on it while it charges at you, they most likely won't be lethal enough to take it out (not hitting its two weak points), or not enough bullets will be planted in the thing before it goes out. Although, using the Glock's auto-fire, it can be killed with ease, but at a large cost.
  • Their only real weakness relative to the turret is that they rotate more slowly when idle. If you see the light from the camera scan past a doorway, for example, you have significantly more time to step out from cover, aim, and fire before it sees you than with a turret.
• Game-Breaker: The Remington 870 that's added in a mod. If you use it up close against a stationary turret, it's possible to shoot it with enough force to tip the turret over, making it less of a threat, and likely damaging a part. For the flying taser drone, if it's charging at you, firing an up-close burst shoots the pellets with enough force to pierce the drone's rotor blades, making it almost guaranteed to at least hit something important.
• Good Bad Bugs: The game will render the drones and turrets at a further distance than that at which it "activates" them, leaving them frozen in place but still vulnerable to attack. With careful aim, the player can destroy them without fear of retaliation.
• Paranoia Fuel: You fire a shot at a turret, but it's still tracking. You think you hit the gun and disabled it. Did you actually hit it? Do you want to use up more ammo to make sure?