Tomo2000's Zombie Survival Guide v2

[Tomo2000 60]

 

Well, I thought it was time I brought this topic back, but didn't want to have to do a heap of updating. There was a heap of things that just lied around unorganised and out of place. The main inspiration for updating was a few new weapons on Zombietools.net. They hadn't posted in ages and whilst reading Skulduggery Pleasant, they meantioned quite a bit about blades so I thought to check Zombietools.net. Boy, was I surprised. A new beautiful blade, a throwing spike and axe, and rumors of 2 new blades on the way. My dream is to have all the ZombieTools blades one day.

 

Anyway, writing about zombies helped me work on my games and now that this writing has stopped, I think, I starting loosing inspiration in my games. So, hopefully, by restarting this I'll also get my inspiration for my games back. I hope you guys like the new and improved version of my Zombie Survival Guide. Please comment if you do.

 

In this chapter I'll cover what will probally be the zombie you will be facing in a zombie infection. Most likely the slow and stupid ones, but I'll still cover the fast ones just in case. Also, I might add some homework at the end of each chapter for those who would like to follow it up and comment with their homework attached.

 

Slow and Stupid:

As I mentioned previously, these will most likely be the zombies you have to face. Full motor control of a subject is near-to-impossible, minus the case of rabies. Rabies sends you insane and paranoid to the state where you'll attack anything that moves. Anyway, the virus will most likely be bacterial-based, since zombies spread the infection through either;

a) A bite (bacteria through the teeth)

b) Scratch marks that can penetrate the skin (bacteria under the fingernails)

c) Infected blood that get into any open wounds or into the eye, mouth, possibly nose or ear

 

Most important thing to remember is that their slow and stupid. They shamble around, meaning you could easily outrun one, probally even outwalk one. Although this might sound simple, it's not. Don't let them mass around you in a corner, otherwise you are pretty screwed. Strength in numbers. This applies for you and them.

 

Killing these zombies is rather simple. We're talking serious here, so of course a zombie would need its lungs, heart and, most importantly, brain. So, either a bullet to any of these would result in nearly-instant death. Minus the lungs, it would take them possibly a few minutes to die of lack of oxygen.

 

If a team members gets bitten, they might have about 48 hours until it gets to their brain. No virus has a rediculous incubation time of an hour or so. You would probally want to shoot them in the head straight away; end their pain. It doesn't matter if their a random survivor you just met or your own brother or sister, just do it.

 

Chances of a cure or vaccine are, well, VERY VERY VERY doubtful. It might happen, but don't wait around for one. Everything is going to hell, so why would a perfectly functional hospital (good luck finding one) try making a vaccine or cure? Who would they test it on, for that matter? Especially a vaccine, would you just give your sane life for a chance for immunity? And, then, still, you can be ripped apart and mauled to death.

 

Here is a quick summary:

a) Don't get bitten

b) Don't keep em around for a cure, even if their your best friend.

c) Don't stand around waiting for a cure.

d) Shoot to kill, not to contain.

e) Strength in numbers (both you and them)

 

Fast and... well, Furious?

Well, for one, I would HATE for this to happen. For you who have seen 28 Days/Week later, imagine the Rage Virus. If not, let me quickly explain it to you. They are semi-inteligent, can run really fast and we'd be screwed if this happened. They can attack rather well, too. Pinning you against walls and biting you or just chasing you across seemingly endless fields (R.I.P. Don off 28 Weeks Later, I thought that would be me until he got infected).

 

These things are quite creepy due to their speed. It would prove hard to outrun one and we'd have to pray the virus infecting them knows and cares about fatigue. Ah well, at least this way they would starve to death faster. Starvation is a big factor; possibly 6 weeks for slow and stupid and 2-3 weeks for these guys.

 

These guys are similar to the slow and stupid ones. Shooting them in the heart or brain would result in instant death. Cutting off a ling would prove very useful, since they would collapse due to lack of blood. Same way of getting infected, too. Unlike 28 Days/Weeks later, however, the virus wont have a 10 second incubation time. Like, really? What the hell? 48-64 hours at least. Well, same rule should apply. And don't make out with newly bitten people, for your own sake.

 

So, here are rules for them that are different from the others:

a) Don't scream in fear you'll just attract their attention

... I think that's about it.

 

Homework:

What would you do if spriting zombies were a reality? And be serious, none of this "I'd get my shotgun and blow them all to hell and survive forever" stuff... Not even Chuck Norris can do that. All he needs is to round-house kick their head off. So, what would you do?

 

And, btw, you are not Chuck Norris!

 

The majority of your survivor team should be people you know. You can't always trust people you meet along the way; they could kill you and take your stuff. Or, worse, just take all your stuff and leave you alive. A good team is about 4-6, not too many to feed and accomidate and and enough people to evenly share the work load.

 

They should also be armed equily (reletively. Don't give one person a 9mm and then give another person a minigun) to stop the groups fussing. "Why does he have a .358 and I only have a .357". That is a typical example but you can then tell them to shut the hell up and get over it; they'll get over it. You don't want major squabbling ammounst the group or it might tear itself apart.

 

You should also beware of other survivors. They could, as mentioned before, take your stuff. Or, if your lucky, they could join you. Here is a quick list of things to check of survivors you find on your journey before you let them, possibly, journey with you;

1) Check for bites (incase they may turn)

2( Check for odd behavior or nerviousness (they may just be nervious coz they think you might take their stuff, but if they approach you then it is good to check for this in case it might be a clue to them turning their weapons on you and demanding your supplies).

3) NEVER speak of a safe house you may have or a safe zone in case you lead them there and then take it over. If they bring up the topic, deny it. If they are 100% genuine survivors and only want to help you and enjoy others company then you can take them to a safe house (if you have one).

 

Hopefully human nature will allow us to group together then attack eachover. Choosing your team is also rather important. You want to make sure they have any of the following:

a) Scouts/Guides/Bushmaster Training

b) Army/Military Training

c) Experience with guns/melee weapons/hand-to-hand combat

d) Skills that may be useful - sewing, first aid, mechanics, etc.

e) Able to act fast in any situatin

f) Leadership quality (this may be needed in any situation)

g) If they are female (not trying to be sexist or anything)

 

Most people with have one or more of these. If not, you may still take them if you believe they can learn and not break down under the pressure. More aspects of this will be covered in chapters such as; "Weapons: Blades", "Weapons: Blunts", "Weapons: Firearms", "Zombieland Chores" and a few others.

 

Homework:

On this forum, pick 4-6 people, not including yourself, you would take with you in a zombie apocolypse (you can pick me if you want), why you would pick them and what you would arm them with (without prior knoledge to other chapters excluding the 1st chapter).

 

There are a few guidelines to this, also:

1) Each person must be armed with either:

1)a) A Main Firearm (Rifle, Shotgun, etc), a Sidearm (Pistol) and Melee (Blade or Blunt)

1)b) A Main Firearm and 2 Sidearms (Dual Pistols)

1)c) A Main Firearm and 2 Melees (Probally Dual Machetes. You can't have large blades or blunts like katanas and such)

2) The weapons must be something you could actually get your hands on. You cant say "M16A1" or "AA12" and stuff. You must state things that you can actually get on the public market (and for a special bonus you can say Deagles because you can get them legally in Australia)

3) Don't spam the powerful weapons, like, don't give everyone a Deagle as a sidearm.

 

Here are a few tips:

1) Have a rather wide selection of sidearms (9mm, .22, .32, .357, .358, .40. 45, .50) so, theoretically, if you find some ammo there is more chance of finding some that will match your sidearm. If you, for exmaple, spammed deagles (against the guidelines of this homework), then you'd have to find .50 ammo and not any of the others. This tip can also apply for main firearms.

2) Give people melee weapons of which you believe their ability is. You don't want to give, for example, Aya a big-ass Katana or give Rated-RKOFranklin a Combat Knife.

3) Evenly spread out Shotguns and Rifles. Don't give the whole group shotguns or the whole group rifles. Give shotguns to the more fearless and give rifles to the people who hang around the back and don't like to get right up into a zombies face.

 

Not everything in a Zombie Apocolypse is gather supplies and kill zombies. There are quite a lot of chores than can be done (and dependant on your current position in the world - if you are in a fortress, barricaded at your home or continuesly On the Run around nearby towns), including little things like sort the ammo into groups of piles to big things like run raiding missions to the nearby chemist.

 

First we'll start with At Home. Most of the time your home should be somewhere in a city. If your lucky, it'll be near the outskirts of it. If not, you'll be right splat-bang in the middle of it. There are heaps of jobs that can be done at home. We'll sort them into "Little", "Medium" and "Large" jobs.

 

Little:

- Sort ammunition into piles of the same munitions (e.g. one pile of 9mm, one pile of 12 gauge shotgun shells)

- Sort food into daily uses (bigger foods for bigger meals. Lunch being the smallest meal)

- Sleep (it still counts - you need your energy. Just make sure you have someone on night shift)

 

Medium:

- Check the door and window barricades

- Pull apart unneeded furniture

- Plan a fall-back point (like upstairs if you have a 2 story building)

- Move supplies to the fall-back point

- Repair barricades

- Kill any zombies that manage to enter the house

- Design/Set up makeshift zombie traps

- Check previously set up traps

- Plan jobs for the next day.

- Make sure the generator is in working condition

- Power the generator (if its bicycle powered, which a good zombie apocolypse generator should be)

- Recharge rechargable batteries

- Plan what to power/charge with the generator

- Do a stock count of what equipment you have (flashlights, radios, flares, guns, etc)

 

Large:

- Leave the house and raid nearby stores (Chemists, Gun Stores, Shopping centers. Make sure they're nearby so that, if you have to, you wont have to run too far)

- Check on the vehicle (presuming its still outdoors)

- Get some petrol for your vehicle (unless its a bicycle, skateboard, etc)

- Plan an escape (if necessary; either too many zombies or no more supplies)

- Make a break for it (jump on whatever behicle you have and get the f--k out)

 

On the Run:

As you can imagine, being On the Run and continiously moving locations will be much different than being barricated at home. Everything is rather dependant on location, how you got there (foot, bicycles, car, etc), if your still using it, and a heap of other variables but I'll still try covering as much as possible.

 

Little:

- Do a stock check of everything your carrying on your person (gun, secondary, melee, ammo, backpack, etc)

- Arrange equipment and ammo in your backpack (if you dont have a backpack then you should get one)

- Sort rassions ammoungst the group

- Scout out a good sleeping tree (tall, and a heap of nearby, sturdy branches you could sleep on)

- Sleep

 

Medium:

- Design/Set up traps

- Check already set up traps

- Cut down some trees (if necessary. This is also dependant on what kind of tree)

- Kill wandering zombies who have found their way to your location

- Scout out any trees bearing eatable fruit

- Scout around your area for possible areas to advance to and spend the next night at

- Plan jobs for the next day

- Check the status of the vehicle(s)

 

Large:

- Scout out a nearby town

- Repair vehicle(s) (if necessary)

- Raid town

- Build a treehouse (if you found a rather easy town to raid and feel like staying for a significant time)

 

Fortresses:

When I say Fortress, I imagine an 8 foot cinderblock/concete wall with barb wire lacing the top and smaller house-type areas in the center, kinda like a castle. A storage house, a Sleeping area, a few larger areas of wall for night shift and an area for growing crops. It would be on top of a hill with a river at the bottom (not a moat). Well, that's my dream fortress. Here is the list:

 

Little:

- Sort ammunition into piles of the same munitions

- Sort food into daily uses

- Water crops

- Check crops condition

- Sleep

 

Medium:

- Check the main gate

- Repair main gate (if necessary)

- Kill any zombies that manage to enter the fortres (unlikely)

- Patrol the fortress

- Plan jobs for the next day.

- Make sure the generator is in working condition

- Power the generator (bicycle powered)

- Recharge rechargable batteries

- Plan what to power/charge with the generator

- Do a stock count of what equipment you have

- Plant new seeds

- Gather seeds from crops

- Harvest crops

- Filter salt water (hand pump water filter)

 

Large:

- Run down the hill to the river and collect water

- Repair buildings (if necessary)

- Build new rooms (if necessary and if you have room)

 

That's about it. I probally forgot a few but that should be the majority of them. Now, there is a lot to take in there. Their all dependant on unforseeable variables, but there are a few things that arn't, like main jobs. There are a few jobs that MUST be done each day/night, and they are:

 

-Nightshift - Makes sure no zombies breach the perimiter and to wake the others if there are too many to engage. There should always be 2 per night for paranoia reasons. Would be good to have a rifle user and a shotgun user per night. Each nightshift person shuold get 3/4 of a day (from 6am-2pm or so) of sleep and swap with another group each night so they can get a proper sleep. So you should have about 4 people assigned with nightshift duty.

-Stockpiler - A rather easy job. Make a list of what you have and update it whenever it is safe and something has been changed to update. Makes sure nothing goes missing unaccounted for (like someone sneaking in extra butterscotch finger biscuits). You should only need 1 of these, providing they arn't the ones taking the biscuits.

-Weapon Maintenance - Repairs, cleans (barrels and gun) and takes care of guns and melee weapons. You dont want something to go horribly wrong in the midst of taking care of a group of zombies. You should only need 1, depending on the size of your group. Pick the person who knows the most about weapons (mainly guns).

-Medic/Doctor - Takes care of injuries you may have; from cuts to, well, nearly anything. We don't want any Amatuer Surgions on our hands, though. Medics/Doctors should know First-Aid and it would help to know CPR. You should only need 1 person for this.

 

Homework:

Go back to your team you made in Chapter 2 and assign possitions for them. Which 4 would be nightshift, who would be Stockpiler, Weapon Maintenance and Medic/Doctor?

 

Next Chapter: What to take

[rgangsta 43]

Well, if zombies were real the first thing I'd do is look like this :shok: and simultaneously crap my pants. The next thing I'd do is run. And from all the panic, I'd use that as an opportunity to stock up on supplies, the first thing I'd get are weapons, of course. :biggrin_002:

 

I've also seen ZombieLand a few weeks ago so I learned some rules from the survivors. I'll wait for your next chapter to share my thoughts.

[Siverix 4]

Scenario a: i hear about on the radio

i think thats just a buch crap but i still go to the basement and make sure i know where the axe is (remember im from europe we dont keep guns under our pillows :D )

Scenario b: wow zombies are coming though the door ahh well i guess i'm just gonnna pick up a kitchen knife and jump out the balcony after waht runing for the forest (its dang far)

[rgangsta 43]

runing for the forest (its dang far)

 

Zombies + Forest = death.

[Tomo2000 60]

Zombies + Forest = death.

Not necessarily. Its probally best to arm yourself with a close-range weapon, then, like, a machete or, in your case, axe. It provides cover for you but also the infected. As long as you keep as quiet as possible and keep a VERY good eye out of your surroundings you should be able to make it out alive.

[Kiriashi 117]

I guess I would gather all those important to me, and drive off to the state where my grandma lives. Then I'd take her, and we'd all make our way to Hawaii. I'm not sure how I'd get there..

[Siverix 4]

a forest is a good choise because cities are full of people besides what's just the worse scenario so tomo witch one?

[rgangsta 43]

I don't think forests are good. They're dark, lonely and a lot of trees which can make you paranoid. But I guess it is better than the city where all the chaos is.

[Kiriashi 117]

Yeah.. I wouldn't go in a forest.. I'd be scared.

[Tomo2000 60]

Well, if I were in a forest, I'd find a large and tall tree near the center, then cut down surrounding trees. If I had the supplies (nails and rope, mainly) I'd make a treehouse on the big-ass tree and camp it off there and raid the city for supplies and move on when there is too little supplies to gain.

 

Yeah.. I wouldn't go in a forest.. I'd be scared.

They're only mainly scary at night. During the day they are pretty well luminated. Also, slow and stupidzombies would have quite a hard time navigating the forest so it might be rather easy to outwit them and go around them. And, then again, if you make a noise and it sees you then its easy to outwalk it. ESPECIALLY when you can maneuvior quite well in a forest.

 

I don't think forests are good. They're dark, lonely and a lot of trees which can make you paranoid. But I guess it is better than the city where all the chaos is.

I don't much like cities. My aim is probally just to keep moving, only enter cities when I really have to. Their dark mainly at night. If you got a really dense forest then certain areas might be in darkness 24/7 (dependant on the possition of the sun) but then you could just go around that area. It wouldn't be too lonely if you had a partner or a small group. It's not advised taking a large group into a forest. But the trees making you paranoid is a good point. But a good thing to remember is that zombies that roam forests will be making a hell of a racket - stepping on sticks and running into low-flying branches. You could probally hear them before you can see them.

 

a forest is a good choise because cities are full of people besides what's just the worse scenario so tomo witch one?

Probally the forest, since cities are gonna have shit flying everywhere; including cars (probally). My ideal campout spot would be a large hill that used to be a forest. Cut down all the trees but the main one, as I said before. Build a treehouse. Have a fenced off area to grow fruit and veg and a river at the bottom of the hill (I'd have a hand-pump water filter).

 

So, there's your answers. If you got any more questions then feel free to ask. I'll be writing the Survivors chapter now, so keep tuned.

[rgangsta 43]

Good point with the slow zombies. But what about fast ones? Ever played Half-Life 2? The fast zombies in that game are no joke. The can climb anything! Gutters, buildings. You name it. Did I mention they throw things at you? And their screams are terrifying. So like I said. Paranoia.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD5E9jx34v8&feature=related

 

A forest would be a terrible place to fight them. With so much things in your way, it'd be hard to run.

lol It's like the tables are turned between you and the slow zombies.

[Tomo2000 60]

Good point with the slow zombies. But what about fast ones? Ever played Half-Life 2? The fast zombies in that game are no joke. The can climb anything! Gutters, buildings. You name it. Did I mention they throw things at you? And their screams are terrifying. So like I said. Paranoia.

Good point, there. I write most things from the point of the slow zombies because, as I've said, I highly doubt really fast running zombies. And, yes, I've played Half-Life 2. The first time I saw the jumping ones I was like "The hell is that?" MASSIVE SCREAM -exit command- .

 

A forest would be a terrible place to fight them. With so much things in your way, it'd be hard to run.

lol It's like the tables are turned between you and the slow zombies.

Depends on what weapon your using. A rifle would be not suggested, same with a pistol. Preferably a shotgun or a long melee weapon like a spear or metal baseball bat.

[rgangsta 43]

As much as I would like to take everyone, 6 is the limit so my six are...

 

Team

1) Tom: Great survivalist

2) Crimson: Can be a medic (not trying to be sexist)

3) Enigma: Seems like he can handle himself like those mysterious gunner types of people

4) Kiriashi: I've seen him with the weapons in FEAR. Just don't get too close to him

5) Pol: He's like that funny guy in the group

6) Marked (Just don't ban me from the team if I'm spam shooting a zombie): He's tough.

 

Weapons

0) Me: Tikka T3 SS Varmint , Crowbar, and a Deagle

1) Tom:Pump action Shotgun, Fire Axe, Jericho handgun

2) Crimson:Semi-auto shotgun, Hunting Axe, Glock 18

3) Enigma:Duel wield MP5s, steel baseball bat, 9mm beretta

4) Kiriashi:Scoped hunting rifle, hunting knife, Sawn-off shotgun

5) Pol: Auto shotgun, .357 S&W Special, katana

6) Marked : Scoped hunting rifle (good to have 2 snipers), some throwing knives on a string (to retrieve), Deagle

[Siverix 4]

I guess ill restart(?)

Ch1

so i would take a Hunting crossbow (200-2500 lbs) and an axe (because crossbows dont make a lot of noise and ammunition can be made if necessary)

Ch2

1.Rook: hunting rifle; deagle; machete (hes from australia australians look cool with machetes)

2.Tomo: Assault rifle?(the semi auto one it does count right? they sell them in america as far as i know(M-4)); Dual 9mm pistols(Tomo's a zombie expert why wouldn't i take him?)

3.Den: Shotgun; Sledge hammer (i would look bad being the youngest in the group :devil: )

4.Crimsoninferno: Hunting rifle; a cool looking colt revolver; combat knife (has good imagination(good for making traps) plus it achieves goal G)

 

looks like im done yay :ph34r:

[Tomo2000 60]

Well, guys, here's my zombie team I'd take from the forum:

 

-Me: Scoped Remington Model 700 SPS Varmint, .40 Jerhicho Standard 941, the d'Capitan.

 

-Marked: M4 Carbine with 1.5x scope and bayonet, .50 Desert Eagle, the Phalanx.

 

-CrimsonInferno: Scoped Remington Model 700 VS SF II, Beretta 92F, and the Para Bellum to backup her side arm.

 

-Kiriashi: Remington 7615 Police Shotgun with laser sight, 30 shell clip and three rail forend, Two Tone SIG Sauer P228, the Harvester.

 

-RGangsta: Benelli 12 Gauge Pump Action Shotgun, Scoped Tauros Pro Raging Bull Model 500 Magnum, the Apocalax, resurrected just for you, buddy.

 

-Polraudio: Benelli MR1 gas operated semi-automatic rifle with 30 round clip, .22 Beretta U22 Neos, the Rough and Ready Bone Machete.

 

-Leon: 12 Gauge Double Barrel Shotgun, Model 17 Smith and Western .357 Special, the Reaper.

[Tomo2000 60]

Updated with Chapter 3. Enjoy, guys.

[Kiriashi 117]

Good point with the slow zombies. But what about fast ones? Ever played Half-Life 2? The fast zombies in that game are no joke. The can climb anything! Gutters, buildings. You name it. Did I mention they throw things at you? And their screams are terrifying. So like I said. Paranoia.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD5E9jx34v8&feature=related

 

A forest would be a terrible place to fight them. With so much things in your way, it'd be hard to run.

lol It's like the tables are turned between you and the slow zombies.

 

HA! That guy sucks at Half-Life! Even I am better than that. xD

 

As much as I would like to take everyone, 6 is the limit so my six are...

 

Team

1) Tom: Great survivalist

2) Crimson: Can be a medic (not trying to be sexist)

3) Enigma: Seems like he can handle himself like those mysterious gunner types of people

4) Kiriashi: I've seen him with the weapons in FEAR. Just don't get too close to him

5) Pol: He's like that funny guy in the group

6) Marked (Just don't ban me from the team if I'm spam shooting a zombie): He's tough.

 

Weapons

0) Me: Tikka T3 SS Varmint , Crowbar, and a Deagle

1) Tom:Pump action Shotgun, Fire Axe, Jericho handgun

2) Crimson:Semi-auto shotgun, Hunting Axe, Glock 18

3) Enigma:Duel wield MP5s, steel baseball bat, 9mm beretta

4) Kiriashi:Scoped hunting rifle, hunting knife, Sawn-off shotgun

5) Pol: Auto shotgun, .357 S&W Special, katana

6) Marked : Scoped hunting rifle (good to have 2 snipers), some throwing knives on a string (to retrieve), Deagle

 

First off, scoped rifle? That is totally not me. Two, sawn-off shotguns are for noobs. Three... a knife? Why does Pol get the Katana and I get the knife? >__<

 

Look at Tom's list for my weapons.

[rgangsta 43]

 

 

First off, scoped rifle? That is totally not me. Two, sawn-off shotguns are for noobs. Three... a knife? Why does Pol get the Katana and I get the knife? >__<

 

Look at Tom's list for my weapons.

 

This was before he posted a list of weapons. You still get the knife, though. :biggrin_002:

[Kiriashi 117]

I don't remember where it is, but Tomo showed me this really cool apocalyptic katana. THAT'S my sword.

[rgangsta 43]

If it was the Harvester, then it's mine. :P

[Tomo2000 60]

Lol, RG. Chapter 3 Homework is still waiting for someone to complete it. So far:

RGangsta: Up to Chapter 3's homework

Siverix: Up to Chapter 3's homework

Kiriashi: Up to Chapter 2's homework

 

Also, 900th post!! Woo!!

[Kiriashi 117]

If it was the Harvester, then it's mine. :P

 

:< That's it... can't i have it too?

 

 

Lol, RG. Chapter 3 Homework is still waiting for someone to complete it. So far:

RGangsta: Up to Chapter 3's homework

Siverix: Up to Chapter 3's homework

Kiriashi: Up to Chapter 2's homework

 

Also, 900th post!! Woo!!

 

 

I'll get to it eventually. xD

[rgangsta 43]

:< That's it... can't i have it too?

 

 

 

 

 

I'll get to it eventually. xD

 

I guess I can share and I'll write the homework in notepad right now.

[ShinkuAura 15]

Can I Be a Scout, I Love being one I Just Equip myself with a sniper rifle, a Shotgun a pistol and of course binoculars.

[Tomo2000 60]

Sure :biggrin_002: I never really made Scouts a job because I thought that you'd just share scout duty with whoever wasnt on nightshift the night before. Just a quick thing; You can have a Sniper Rifle (a rifle with a scope) or a shotgun, I'm afraid you can't have both. You can have a Primary (Shotgun, Rifle) a Sidearm (Pistol) and a Melee (Machete, iron pipe, etc) or, instead of a sidearm, you can dual machetes, and visa versa (dual sidearms and no melee).

[leerox4eva1 0]

WOW this is old!! Umm...well I have quite a bit of medical knowledge and I'm rather quick on my feet....I have no idea where I'm going with this. I'd prefer a gun over a knife but if it's all I have then I guess it's time to make some zombie cutlets :3

[ShinkuAura 15]

Funny because their's going to be a HUGE Zombie contest in my city to break record of how many zombie can be reunited. so if we break the record then we gonna Infect USA