Yeah, you are. I look forward to hunting your zombie.No I am NOT a zombie meat. And my body guard will not tire. He's one of a kind. End of story.
Good. So far, so good.I once old enough, am planning on getting training in both swordsmanship and bowmenship. Get a decent katana and possibly a hand-and-half that are real. Get the full cleaning kit and such.
As for the condo. Dirt on the door won't help, it'll be loosely packed and even still, it'll only do you some good for a short amount of time. Best to bring a welding kit, depending on the distance. Throw some steel on the door frame to buy yourself some time.
If it's a second story condo, the easiest thing to do would be to simply destroy the staircases that lead to the 2nd floor. Real zombies NEVER jump, and they don't have the mental capacity to lift themselves up past things that are above the chest. Destroy the staircase, and all they do is look up the stairwell and moan.
As to gathering survivors, the sad thing is that you actually don't want too many people with you. If you've got too many people, it'll be hard going until your garden is up, and some of the survivors might not have brought food. The biggest group I'd bring is 5 people. If you are really thinking about bringing survivors, think about signing up for a leadership class, and read about psychology. It could help in case a fight breaks out.
And now, the zombie moan, I mentioned earlier. It never ends. Ever. And when a zombie moans, he calls more. Make sure to bring ear plugs, and start thinking of ways to soundproof the building.
Yes, I am new.aww.. you must be really new around here to not know my affinity w/ japanese weaponry ...
That would depend. The katana has proven it's worth time and time again. Easy to carry and lightweight, yet if taken care of well, can easily split a skull in two, thus destroying the brain.Indeed! Japanese weapons are some of the best forged weapons in the world! Just keep folding them!






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