zombie winter
come winter what will you do?
It's almost that magic time of the year where all the zeds freeze up and all of us can try to have a full nights sleep.
Me I'm planing on killing all the G's around this spot and trying to put up some kind of wall and prep a garden for us in the spring.
It's almost that magic time of the year where all the zeds freeze up and all of us can try to have a full nights sleep.
Me I'm planing on killing all the G's around this spot and trying to put up some kind of wall and prep a garden for us in the spring.
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Permalink Reply by Dizix on -
nothing? no replies?
have fun with those Gs' when they thaw up and continue your way.
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Permalink Reply by Melvin "Chems" Nivlem on -
right-o, "no place is safe, only safer"
i really did steal that quote xD
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Permalink Reply by Dizix on
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uh yep your right. not dead right i guess. It seems that even if one is frozen it still has a little movement. I went out in the morning a few days ago when it was 28 degrees out and walked past a zed and watched it's jaw open and snap shut a few times. But its not like im ever letting my guard down around these things anyway.
good hunting
dizix
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Permalink Reply by RomanUndead on -
i think i would do the same thing u would dizix. take a small group out with me take care of the frozen ones. try 2 go into town to re-up on supplies. come back build a stronger structure around our stronghold, and get a full nights sleep.
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Permalink Reply by Steve on -
I've been using a small sledge hammer with a three poudnd head to stove in Zed heads. It takes about 5 or 6 good swings to bust a frozen head open. Use eye protection and cover your mouth. Flecks of frozen zombie gore fly when you strike the head, so be careful!
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Permalink Reply by Killerfishstick on -
"Reaper" here. I've been doin' the same thing in the summer,spring,fall,and winter. I have a hospital helecopter with me so yeah. I'm sniping Zack from the third floor with the stair cases broken.
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Permalink Reply by Dizix on
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Man, that would be fun. of course the grass is always greener on the other side. Im sure some would love to swing around my 3ft fortified crowbar. Take a few hundred brain cases in. At least rifling takes precision skill, sniping from that sort of base. But with these arms this is what is should do ;)
keep on keeping on lol
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Permalink Reply by Dizix on
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Man I would be a germaphobe if I could afford it. Every time i get anything fatty/greasy/slick or red on my hands i feel it in my gut. Not saying i stop for this but i really think hard about touching my face most times. I'll adjust...
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Permalink Reply by Severthespine on -
Im gonna resup my inventory, perhaps look around for a better stronghold now that things are slowing down. A lot of people in my area werent prepared for an outbreak, so now is the time for new real estate. Good luck with all your ventures, get some rest but always remember the 7 P's to staying alive.
Piss Poor Planning Produces Piss Poor Performance.
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Permalink Reply by Doggie on -
I prefer the 6 P's, Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance. :)
Will the Z'ds survive long enough without food before they die though? well die as in cease to function,,,
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Permalink Reply by Chaos Reaper on -
hmmm id probably search and destroy any zeds within a 50 mile radius i could find take any and all supplies i could and reinforce my stronghold
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Permalink Reply by ringer on -
zombies would certainly freeze here, the geographic centre of north america, also known as manitoba, where it warmed up to 5 F today, it is also the largest seasonal climate change in the world and i live in the average coldest city in the world with a population over 500 000
unfortunetly it gets so cold, with so much snow, that if the power was out, warmth is not easily available and fires must be started for survival. There are few animals out for hunting, most are hibernating. So you would have to go farther for supplies in the grip of a killer winter aswell as finding fuel for a fire as well as fending off the frostbite
so i would take little notice of the zombcicles and focus on firewood and food. with all th snow, water isnt much of a problem but it isnt the cleanest... and after the foods from your local businessess and stores run out, there becomes a problem. although, if the power was out, nothing would go bad because it would all be frozen so food storages would likely last longer here...
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