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plans for the inevitable undead uprising
sean:
@ Jon
With a good ax though, you could always hit zombies with the blunt end of the ax, and then decapitate them with the sharp end if you felt you had the chance.
Hooray for versatility!
jhocking:
--- Quote from: LordNagash on 05 Feb 2008, 18:43 ---An axe designed for war is huge and heavy only in fantasy
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Wait, so you mean Vallejo illustrations aren't real?
dr.sangaygupta:
--- Quote from: LordNagash on 05 Feb 2008, 18:43 ---So what does the Survival guide write about zombies durability? If that is the one we are going to focus on, best to see what it writes.
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Thier tissue and bone deteriorate at different rates per person. Some would lose almost all their skin tissue, or break bones with a realitivly slight impact, while others would retain the majority of soft tissue and be rather intact. Max Brooks kept this a constant in both novels.
Melodic:
--- Quote from: Objects inside Clouds on 05 Feb 2008, 18:33 ---@ Melodic
And then you shall be laughed at as you run out of ammo from engaging the zombies in combat and have your brains eaten while the rest of us only use our firearms as a last-minute emergency plan and avoid zombie contact at all costs.
But the War hammer is a pretty bad idea. While it's a perfect weapon to fight zombies with, it's far to heavy to be carried around with you in the wild. An ax is still probably the best weapon to use against zombies.
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I never meant to imply I'd be shooting every Tom, Dick, and Zombie I see, but if I needed to pull a movie-esque last-stand, I'd want an MP7 to do it with.
LordNagash:
--- Quote from: jhocking on 05 Feb 2008, 18:55 ---Wait, so you mean Vallejo illustrations aren't real?
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Well the illustrations themselves are real, I suppose. Also, the axe does not look so bad to me http://www.kltr.info/images/eg-vallejo.jpg.
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