Show Mercy?
If you were the leader of a camp post Z-day and one day you a group of survivors were found nearby which had among them your enemy or someone you really dispised. What would you do? Allow that person refuge in your camp or would you banish them to the barren urban landscape? I think I would probably give them one night's refuge and then banish them in the morning with enough food and water to last 2 days.
What say you?
What say you?
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Permalink Reply by The Jackal on -
I agree with you on most levels dude. Trust me the last thing i would want in my camp is a bunch of new people messing up my survival. Although after contemplating what Okota said he does have a point. These new people could be useful. I guess it for me it would all depend on how long it would take someone to turn into a Z. This is what I mean. If say it takes a person a week to turn from human to a Z I would keep that person under quarantine for atleast that time to confirm that they are completely free of infection. Bites and or scratches don't confirm anything. Remember 28 days later when the guy got that blood drop in his eye? Anyways during that period I would weigh the pros and cons of how valuable that person would be to my camp. If say they're somewhat useful and can contribute to our survival as a group I would definitely consider it. However if they prove to be completely useless and more trouble than they're worth they'll be hitting the road quickfast. Some people can be humble and get over shit from the past, others can't I would give that person the benefit of the doubt until I know more about what they're capable of. Then again I'm saying this now in a very good time in my life where this person can go F himself for all I care. Who knows if the situation comes up and I meet this person again in 5yrs I may or may not show him any mercy at all. As it stands I say F them. I put a Jihad on them!
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Permalink Reply by PRIME_Ω_PREDATOR on -
There are idiots out there who tear apart towns and neighborhoods because their favorite sports team won a game. Chaos brings chaos. Hell, who needs enemies. There are enough fools to keep us busy.
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Permalink Reply by Okota on -
Totally agree. Gotta weigh the risks vs benefit of the person before letting them join the group.
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Permalink Reply by Liam on -
This is a catch 22 question, if you send them into the wastes to fend for themselves you group me conclude that, that could be the outcome for them if they speak against you, causing unrest in the camp.
but the same could happen if you let them stay.
so i don't know, kill them all and live the hermits life.
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Permalink Reply by The Jackal on
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Also other people in the camp will prob want to save them. If we don't they'll cause unrest also claiming that they were human and that they could've helped the camp in some way. Blah blah. You're damned if you do, you're damned if you don't.
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Permalink Reply by PRIME_Ω_PREDATOR on
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If you were the leader of a camp If you were the leader of a camp If you were the leader of a camp
People will tend to rely on your decisions. You will get the kudos but you will get the blame too. You are the leader for a reason. More then likely the leader is not the indecisive type.
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Permalink Reply by Martin Cedeño on -
take the one i despise, and offer him as a human sacrifice to the zombies
mwhaha!! xD
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Permalink Reply by Fetters on -
well, people aren't my enemies for a reason, so tell him to take a hike.
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