To be fair no one did a version after Walking dead, where its more likely you are prepared. 2008 had a few ones tho

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>>5892
HADOUKEN

>>5899
Check

Buster sword + plasma rifle

The sword is great on melee combat and the rifle is like the plasma cutter but way better.

Is either that or the ultimate shield + the gravity gun

>>3381
Bump

>>3381
Infinite ammo means def a short range gun and a long range BR.
Otherwise..... hrm.

>>5742
At least it boosts the post count a little so that post number game works. :P

Still running 5 accounts. Most of the groups that are still running organize on my mother's fax machine.

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Hey I guess I'll bump this for interest

Bumping this in case anybody is interested.

I am active in the game again and can give you supplies if your playing a human

bump

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Real to life shit.

>>5849
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I say thank you for this company because there is too much information on the internet. And it's hard to figure out what's true and what's false.

>>5048
>If there was, say, a man-made virus, with basically no symptoms, it could be spread very quickly, since no one knows they're infected. If then some 'switch' was flipped, and the infected all suddenly turned 'zombie', there would be streets full of zombies almost instantly. Of course, this would pretty much have to be a man-made, programmable, nano-virus, and that kind of tech is still pretty far off.

Very unlikely scenario, I know, but still. What I had in mind, was rather reanimation pathogen, which would be activated by global event. That way, several days old corpses would rise from the grave. Dead people are everywhere, and if not killed by one, people still die every day. Accidents happen, and it is probably impossible to stop such a boulder in motion in, lets say, center of Mumbai. Apocalypse would start instantly, everywhere where human deaths are out of hand. Hell, you could even hear undead pounding coffin walls from 6 feet under on a good Sunday evening.

I'm just saying this since it popped in my head, but what if there was a way to go beyond mad and for some reason everyone's just really, really, fucking mad?

>>5830
28 Days Later.

>>5678
If you don't eat it consistently, like if it's purely for survival, you could eat human meat without a problem. Aside from ethically, of course.

No. I would always rather use my energy to scavenge for food or hunt some game. For me to be even in a situation, where that was somehow on the table, I would have to be stuck somewhere with absolutely no way out.

>>5557
Look, let's be honest, the longer you starve to death the higher the chance of you just eating increases. Even if you hop in a hole you'll still wish you did. Thereforth, yes, out of both sheer pain during then and fear of death currently.

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As a sidebar note, I'd like to say I realize these are relatively massive projects to undertake given the duress of the zombie wasteland. They would require a skilled labor force, no matter what the case may be, and a stout security detail in this case. Additionally, you would need access to the resources necessary for the build: building supplies, heavy machinery, tools, and fuel.

All that said, I think this could still be a feasible build with a large, strong group. I've tried to imagine these builds as something that could be reasonably accomplished with limited resources common in the zombie wasteland. You may be scavenging and stripping old buildings, or raid a couple warehouses and industrial shop yards for supplies. There's likely going to be abandoned machinery everywhere, and you really only need a couple backhoes, bulldozers, flatbeds, and concrete mixers for the job.

I grew up in a rural city and its surrounding areas. I would see the required materials all the time, it's what used to get my gears turning. So yes the setup would need to be perfect and our execution flawless, but if we can get a group together that's well organized and motivated, this would be a great build. Our aim would be to create a secure and sustainable environment in the zombie wasteland. We aim to not only survive, but to thrive.

And if a car gets over the trench in some miraculous way, I doubt it will have enough momentum left to do much damage to the wall. Especially if we build this thing out in the middle of the woods with only 1 road going in and out.

>>3952
You forgot op works for Umbrella. I've seen his work. His fortress designs have been incorporated into many defense structures all over the world. I'd give a listing but its classified.

>>4907

Yeah, but is that really a positive reference for the guy's skills at designing defenses? Every single one of Umbrella's defensive works have folded like a well used accordion. Just look at that mess in Opossum City...uh, I mean...

Seriously, though, I see a potentially fatal flaw with the design. The basic idea, using the detritus from a moat to build the dike for the fortress, is as old as organized warfare; an idea doesn't survive that long unless it has some REAL merit. I think that the way OP has used modern materials and construction methods for his works is very pragmatic and encouragingly competent. The problem, I think, is one of scale. The curtain-wall needs to be AT LEAST twice as tall as it is currently rendered. There is a real danger that, if the position falls under serious attack...surrounded by the usual horde of tens of thousands of walking corpses...that the zeds you kill will eventually form a ramp which the next wave can shamble up and clamber over your ramparts. That would be VERY bad; better to take longer in the construction phase (though this would of course be very risky) than to find out that your position is not sound after it is too late to do anything about it. Short version; deeper ditch, higher dike, problem solved.