Irish4Life09
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Anyone watching The Talking Dead? This call-in show is pretty cool too... I love the polls...I voted not to chase after the kid...lol...
Anyone watching The Talking Dead? This call-in show is pretty cool too... I love the polls...I voted not to chase after the kid...lol...
I didn't pay attention to when it came on otherwise I would have.
I think the best place to setup camp would be an aircraft carrier if you could get to one. Tons of weaponry and hardened surrounding with the ability to branch off from the land if needed,and they have food to last forever.
I was a little disappointed in the premier. I though hiding under cars would not work because can't zombies smell humans? In the first season they rub guts on themselves to blend in with the zombies and smell like them.
and then the last scene just didn't make any sense.
I thought it was a combination of sight and smell though. Like, if they see you and yet you don't smell like them they know you aren't a zombie.
Why were the zombies suddenly going 2x faster? I didn't get that.
Speed Zombies.
Why were the zombies suddenly going 2x faster? I didn't get that.
You should watch talking dead. The producer said they dont have specific speeds, but the "fresher" the zombies the faster they are. The longer they have been rotting they go slower.
You should watch talking dead. The producer said they dont have specific speeds, but the "fresher" the zombies the faster they are. The longer they have been rotting they go slower.
I see, but still, they had to have been dead for awhile...
That makes perfect sense!
Not necessarily! Remember, the show didn't take a year break like us. And the "fresh" ones could have been recently turned colonists...
I mean, you have zombies scouring the earth. Anything is possible.![]()
There were hundreds though. They couldn't all be "fresh", and I know they didn't take a year break like usgrin:, but I figured they had to at least be weeks and weeks old maybe just a few who weren't.
There is one small problem I have with the show that is only just now getting relatively addressed. It has to do with scavenging. Only in this episode on the highway has the group really been doing any scavenging through the area. There has been ample opportunity to pick up lots of stuff along the way - mainly guns. I know the issue with the sound and everything like that, but the opportunity to pick up some of the military M4's lying around would be a huge benefit. Even if just for ammo compatability. Dale's .308 isn't going to be as plentiful in ammunition as the .223's of the National Guard and military.
Also, with Otis and Shane in the medical trailer, I know they were supposed to grab just what they needed and get out of there, but there were some very important things you wouldn't be able to pass up.
Thats just me. It is still an awesome show. Just a gripe of mine about a minor issue.
5.56, we're NATOI agree, so much ammo and an assault rifle would allow them to pick off targets at a distance, especially since many of those M4s will have ACOGs and there are bound to be some sniper rifles. That allows them to clear an area before entering adn scavenging. The size and makeup of the group is a detriment at this point, however.
I would fortify the **** out of that farmhouse and have a mobile death machine. I understand they didn't have the time, but if they'd taken a 240B of a dead military guy, used that brilliant diversion to get to high ground, set up that machine gun on the edge and mow those zombies down, they could clear the rest of the area and scavenge in peace. Yea, there are always a million gripes I have too, but you just have to ignore them and enjoy the show!
5.56 for National Guard too? I didn't know that. Either caliber I would think would be easier to get than the .308. But yeah, you are right. You could also make homemade silencers using 2 liter soda bottles or other items that would negate some of the sound issue if you were sniping from distance. How about a nice MK19 for clearing clusters of the undead?
I'm with you about staying in place too. I wouldn't be roaming the countryside with minimal supplies. I would hunker down and fortify the **** out of a place like that. Build some "zombie" obstacles like tangle foot or ditches with spikes. Zombies aren't too coordinated.
On one of the blogs, someone pointed out how no one has thought to use a molotov cocktail. In the scene where Otis and Shane try to distract the horde with road flares, I would think a molotov would come in handy for use in their escape.
I try to ignore most of the gripes. Some are harder to ignore than others. The lack of scavenging was a big one. At least now the group is stocking up on supplies and auto parts.
I felt soooo bad for the kid when he got shot. Thats what the little girl gets for not following directions