Zombie Survival: Do's and Dont's
- Thread starter Mr. U
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No problem.. I haven't played in a while but it was fun when I was. Let me know what you think.
i used up all my AP in like 10 minutes, i didnt know it took 30 min just to get 1 lol. Im a zombie, name is clone zombie. it was fun playin im goin to wait til i get more ap then play some more. Right now im just reading guides on how to play
It can get really addictive.. I suggest you go back and read the news as well, it will give you an idea of how the game as progressed from the mearest of actions to what it is now today..
Also looking at the map reports of where the most activity is will help as well. The guys that maintain the wiki can be a little "Power Hungry" and will ban you from posting in the wiki if your break so much as one little rule.. But overall its a fun game.
Also looking at the map reports of where the most activity is will help as well. The guys that maintain the wiki can be a little "Power Hungry" and will ban you from posting in the wiki if your break so much as one little rule.. But overall its a fun game.
wtf was that??? correct me if i'm wrong, but those zombies could run, and gunfire was not very effective...hmmmmmm...resident evil 2 lied to me....i'm gonna call capcom and complain...
Heh, traditional zombies can be stopped by a barrier of salt across the threshold of your door. I would'nt want to try it with a romero zombie, a solanam or even a t virus mutation. It'd just be seasoning for my juicy organs.
This thread went dead for a while, so let's re-animate it a bit. If a resident evil zombie, that is to say, dead tissue reanimated by the t virus, was treated with something akin to tmRna reverse transcirptase gene therapy... Could you re-alive them? Assume using some kind of blocking agent to prevent cellular division during the treatment...
This thread went dead for a while, so let's re-animate it a bit. If a resident evil zombie, that is to say, dead tissue reanimated by the t virus, was treated with something akin to tmRna reverse transcirptase gene therapy... Could you re-alive them? Assume using some kind of blocking agent to prevent cellular division during the treatment...
The threads dead Jim
Maybe a start to a vaccine but i dont think it would work to save the more "seasoned" zombies.
