Zombie Survival

Well, Metal_Gear revealed his vast knowledge of zombie information. Therefore, I believe we should think of a zombie survival plan and tweak it until we have a perfect plan. First of all, where would people live?

Antarctica. everyone knows zombies can't survive in sub zero weather.

sweet u guys can hang with me but be careful with my buddies they dont like newcomers. oh and we need guns

use a flamethrower. it's a multipurpose weapon.

All bad ideas. Never use guns in a zombie outbreak. They're loud, painful after too many shots and over all useless. You don't have to reload a melee weapon. Antartica is too cold for humans and is a dual edge sword for zombies. While they may freeze, it will also delay the time of their rotting which in turn makes them last longer and stay at a higher level of power. Duh.

but by using a gun u can use at a distance. i dont really want to be face to face with a zombie

penguin wrote:

but by using a gun u can use at a distance. i dont really want to be face to face with a zombie

That's because you have a vagina. Case closed.

no b/c i dont like zombies stinky breath in my face

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NO WINTER, me and my cousin made a fort and got stuck inside (that winter the snow levels were 7 feet, we could literaly stand in the underground bunker/fort) it caved in and we had to dig out...nonono... how about somewhere high...and slipery...and we have weapons and parachutes....and we could at least grow food somewhee high up....

necro_bowser wrote:

NO WINTER, me and my cousin made a fort and got stuck inside (that winter the snow levels were 7 feet, we could literaly stand in the underground bunker/fort) it caved in and we had to dig out...nonono... how about somewhere high...and slipery...and we have weapons and parachutes....and we could at least grow food somewhee high up....

Higher altitudes are bad for crops. Just go to an old fort in Quebec and you'll be safe.

necro_bowser wrote:

....and we could at least grow food somewhee high up....

uhh if its high up we cant really grow much.

Hey I read a story someone made about zombie survival based on world war z and he had a pretty good idea. After barricading a house and taking out the zombies around, you could go on the roof and start making a long bridge leading from your house to any other place you want to go so all the zombies would be on the ground and couldn't get to you. Is this possible?

yes, but what if zombies could climb up walls?

DUDE! im the one who's been saying the primary weapon during a zombie attack should be a sword or other melee weapon.
then pistols for when it gets a bit too close. always have a silencer. XD

Oh I completely forgot. Yeah, I think it the zombie survival guide it said a small percentage of zombies remember skills like climbing. I think it was like 10%. Even if that book is made up, I would think that it makes sense that some zombies would know how to climb. I think a solution would be just make the bridge tall enough without any way of climbing up other than a ladder that you can bring up and down and just have a person stay up there when people need to go down.

or just get into a castle with a moat and drawbridge. and snipe from the walls.

Where are you going to find a castle with a moat and working drawbridge in north america? I mean, unless you could find a working plane and fly over to europe and hope you find a castle with enough supplies stockpiled in it even though it hasn't been used in hundreds of years. Oh, I saw Metal_Gear's post. I guess an old fort in Quebec would be an ideal place, but I don't really want to take the risk of traveling through two countries to get to an ancient fort where I might not find any supplies.

pbandjtime wrote:

Where are you going to find a castle with a moat and working drawbridge in north america? I mean, unless you could find a working plane and fly over to europe and hope you find a castle with enough supplies stockpiled in it even though it hasn't been used in hundreds of years. Oh, I saw Metal_Gear's post. I guess an old fort in Quebec would be an ideal place, but I don't really want to take the risk of traveling through two countries to get to an ancient fort where I might not find any supplies.

Your bridge theory isnt going to work. Bridges need support systems to carry their weight. That means that you need to have someone making a support system on the bottom. Who's going to volunteer?

the ED-209 duh

drwabridge and moat. a drawbrige is created by the door of the keep held up with a chain mechanism.

no support beams are necessary.

you stockpile the damn castle! sometimes you have to do everything yourself...