I already got this last week.

>>24507

Depends, if you can run then taking out the legs wouldn't be a bad idea. But if you're backed into a corner somehow then you might be better trying to take headshots even if you're unskilled. Even if we're talking more realistic zombies they can still crawl at you.

Sure is Call of Duty in here

Just no.

>>24714
Agreed

>>24520

Better dead than Zed.

Don't turn SSJ unless you've mastered the ascended variation- as to not waste energy.

>>25246

1. It's not that time consuming

2. It's really easy to multitask while being an asshole.

>>25192

Speaking of stupid, attention-whoring plastic cunts who couldn't get anywhere in life without their boobjobs daddy's paychecks bought them.

If anyone deserves to be torn apart and slowly consumed by the hordes of the walking dead...*cough cough*

Pic extremely related.

>>25375

This.

>>25569
if you look above that hole that you point to you will see two wheelies, now unless I am mistaken this wheelies were used to raise and lower the door which covered that hole. By the looks of it there has not been a door to that structure in some time. while the OP can get in there is nothing preventing anything else from doing so as well.

Fortunately, I live in an area with lots of castles. Zombies won't get me.

>>25571

At first I read that as cattle, lol.

Having said that, having cattle around will be handy. Keep em outside, if the zombies start trying to much them you'll have an early warning system, and if not fire a shot when the zombies are amongst them and you'll have a meat grinder stampede filled with zeds.

>>25506
>Acting like there aren't oodles of zombreast pictures on this board

>>25561

>completely late on the update and didn't read the following post

>>25552
Of course, I'm sorry if I did called it like that.

I'm just saying that on a pile of shit, that one seems better than the other turds.

>>25553

Fair enough

>>25453
Good idea, also DisneyWorld has an underground tunnel system.

>>25401

>>stopping power

Ever played MW2?

>>25481

MechWarrior 2, the original MW2... you must mean CoD4:MW2

>>25437
>>For you're retarded brain

need I say more?

If you want to record it yourself the basic method is to basically try to talk via inhaling. Just practice that for a bit and try to make a loud screeching noise.

Otherwise you can just use the soundpack from L4D, the sound the hunter makes when leaping is probably close to what you want.

1) Water... without this you'll be lucky to last 3 days. People underestimate how much water the human body. Can't remember the source but it averages out at 1 sip of water every 12min for the average person, this excludes physical exertion.

2) Storage space, seriously, if you're going on anywhere make sure you have storage space, two reasons; one bringing back supplies and two if you're in a group and someone is injured/dead it helps if you can carry some of their stuff back.

12-hour glowsticks and road flares, I have a theory about road flares being a viable last-ditch weapon I would also imagine they could be used as a distraction or make zeds/other survivors think you're somewhere else. Making it look like you're camped up somewhere else and then getting into a position where you can find out if it was survivors or infected you heard, and in the case of survivors if they have weapons.

Baking powder, oral hygiene is extremely important. Just a little water + a clean finger is all you need with baking powder.

Extra socks, wet feet + a lot of walking is a good way to put yourself out of commission for a few days or at least very uncomfortable.

Ziplock bags, arguably as many uses as duct tape. Can be used for everything from waterproof storage to makeshift gloves.

Zippo lighter, easy to refill and it's not hard to find flints or fluid. Obvious bonus against butane lighters as it has no under pressure content. Plus the fluid can be used as a fire starter easily.

Polarized sunglasses (mine are Rx), especially useful for winter time where snowblindness is a possibility plus it cuts down on glare.

A rifle scope, can be used as a spotting scope even if you don't have a rifle, plus even even if you need glasses you can use a scope to see distances unless you're farsighted as it's the same as having an image right in front of your face.

High quality pens and paper, you can draw maps and jot down points of interest as well as keep a travel log and even an inventory if you settle down somewhere with other survivors. I use high quality pens and paper and even if I drop it in water or it gets rained on the writings wont get completely ruined. Plus you can use a fountain pen for a one time use last ditch weapon (maybe).

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Books....
Boyscout manual, good for survival tips and humor (if you are a little twisted)
Some books about the local plants to make sure I can eat.
Book(s) of faith. Survivors are likely to be forced to go without things like television, and internet. With time waiting behind barricades and hiding out where ever some security can be found there will be a need to rest the mind from the horrors of living. Faith can be a tool of comfort, a way to help hold a group together, or a source of entertainment by spending hours arguing and debating the meanings of life.

.....Never forget that books contain knowledge, and knowledge is power.