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That means you can expect them to fail against normal battleships, mind. If you want sea-superiority, it'd be better to make them more expensive so that they are better quality. Also, Retech, it's a little unfair that you can basically have your entire population working. There needs to be some major drawback to that. As well as being able to use your infantry as a navy. There should be some drawback like you suck at fighting on land or something. Okay, so my man-hours are like this: 13,000,000 (20% of population, the ones that can work) * 12 * 365 = 56,940,000,000 And that doesn't look at all right. It probably shouldn't be in the billions, so what did I do wrong? Also, I think I'm going to put a few million man-hours into researching Air to Depth charges.

Supertyrant HP: 2500 (Normal zombie groups total 5000, so it isn't overpowered) Speed: medium-slow Attack: 100 Infection: 0% chance Range: Close combat Trait: Can use large weaponry (Treetrunk etc, hands are too large to hold conventional weaponry) There.

I dunno. We could use a new type of currency and move away from the whole dollar issue. Retech, you usually have the ones that can only add one digit numbers as your soldiers, so that system would mean you have more infantry than anyone else as well. I think it needs a bit more balancing.

Mankind is now purple due to evolutionary differences in the new universe.

Well, considering I'm making a matrioshka brain in about the same time, that seems almost underpowered.

Sere's axe accidentily cut space-time.

Okay. I'll use the man-hour system I guess.

It really depends. Was it just setting their behevior, or fully controlling them?

And like I said, I'll base my numbers off of yours. We're going in a circle here.

Gross overproduction? We end up back where we started. Some people have a different perception of overproduction. Yes, you may have voiced your opinion on it, but apparently I ignored it, or argued my way out of it. Now, do you really think I'm the only person who would do that?

Okay. I guess we'll base our numbers off of yours then.

I made a cherry strudel, then ate the whole thing with home-made vanilla ice cream. Man, I wish it were still here... It was really good strudel.

Hex, I don't know why you are so adamant in your theory that the English are superior to everyone else. Now please, take your issues somewhere else. We don't need children who like to be extremist here.

So can I be a supertyrant or something? I think 100 zombies = Supertyrant, so meh.

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Hex. I think you took the joke a tad too far. Jesus, man, that was not cool.

Well I'm glad the balckhole is gone, but what about that black hole next to you?

And Dusty, thats exactly what I'm worried about. What you think is reasonable, another person could think is a stupid number.

[insert American stereotype joke here]

Because some of us do not live in the US.

Bad idea. Take a proper blade sharpener. I have one here that will fit in my pocket, and it hasn't let me down in about 5 years of use.

Bah. I liked the melon idea.

Well, that would be a good start, but you need to remember that if a zombie grabs you it will probably break them, since they aren't held back by pain like a human is. I tend to think of it as the same as when a normal human suddenly goes bat [cabbage] insane and can lift a car, it's because the body shuts off all other functions and basically pushes itself to the limit, nearly killing itself in the process. A zombie can shut off those functions anyway, and pain doesn't matter. The first few attacks a zombie makes (Before it decays enough) could probably crush a bone or ten.

Unless you can cut horizontally straight through the neck in one blow, you're likely to get bitten or clawed. You could take a video of you cutting directly through a melon or something, that would do just fine as proof.

But then you get pages of arguments trying to debate what is a good amount to produce.