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öde:
So are we assuming zombies develop pack-like hunting skills or do they retain some communication abilities? If it's neither I think I'm pretty ok here. Also I have had plenty of experience of surviving shambling mobs of unintelligent wrecks with limited motor skill.

Alex C:
Wait, why would I be eaten again? Why is holing up somewhere with a shotgun or rifle instead of a pistol and a light off-road capable truck instead of a motorcycle a deathwish? Is it because the truck could potentially be loaded up with life-saving supplies so my entire plan doesn't hinge around "Gee, when I get to the area where I plan on waiting out the zombie apocalypse, I hope there isn't any zombies already around; I don't really have enough gas to go anywhere else."

0bsessions:
Dan will be okay as well. Not because of any survival skill, but because the UK is so fucking lame that the zombies won't even bother with it. They may not have any form of rationale or intellect, but the things have some base instinct.

öde:

--- Quote ---HRRG! UARGAURR! HRR AOR GHF!



*sigh*

*clk-pshhffff*
*sip*
--- End quote ---

If we're not talking supernatural zombies, I'll be good to go in a month when they're all dead(er).

Patrick:
There actually is a greater benefit to running, in my opinion. For example, since there aren't going to be any utilities since all the workers are going to be either zombies, eaten, or running/hiding themselves, there isn't going to be any clean, fresh, running water. You kindof need clean, running water if you're holed up somewhere. You could get a distiller, but how are you going to heat it for long? Propane? If you're really well holed up, you're probably not going to have ventilation that's good enough to have propane burning indoors.

If you're running and finding temporary hole-up spots along the way, you can -find- clean and fresh water. Reason number 6 why I'm going to Sitka: there is clean, fresh water all over that island. Lots of precipitation + geothermal heating makes for a lot of fog and mist, sure, but at least you don't have to light a fire to get unfrozen water.

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