Seraphi

This looks great. Unfortunately, I will probably never be able to escape runescape's clutches, and nor do I wish to. Though, if I do find the secret to being able to handle two MMOs in one lifetime, this would probably be the second.

Defender of varrock for armoured, no quest required for dry zombies. Don't camp for blue charms though, crimsons are far better charms/Summoning XP per hour.

Torso does suck. It has been calculated by Compfreak that it is a total and utter waste of time getting it unless you plan to spend 1000+ hours training. FINAL CONCLUSION: TORSO SUCKS.

Nice advertising spam? Anyways, I forgot to mention some, like the corporeal beast, which, if done correctly, can make 1m per hour in normal drops. 96 summon is practically required for efficiency though.

I want to go on an extended trip to Canada later in life. I always did think Canada was awsome.

Gonna have to agree with this. But slayer is better if you want a mix of EXP, access to new things and some mild money.

I love Tormented demons for my money. But I suppose armadyl is okay. And sara is still okay. Duo FFA bandos if you're looking for fun, since its so freaking easy.

Aviansies, runecrafting(Not so much nowadays)... Hunting works I guess....

A 99 that you enjoy. END OF STORY.

Runescape's community is basically the same as its always been. Its just that some long time players like to look at the past and believe that the community was better than it truly was. I cannot honestly see that big a change, there are still friendly people, and there are still idiots.

Okay, I suggest we have a court like system for when people in our community commit a crime. The punishment and duration would be provided then and there. For the woodchips, I agree that we should power the city, but only for a certain period of time (2 or 3 months?) This is enough time to attract people to add to our group, and hopefully will allow us to be at least a little picky about who we choose to join us and who is zombie fodder. With a bit of luck, we should end up with around 25-30 people? We need lots of handheld radio/walkie talkie devices, all connected together, and only very dim lighting in the night. I'd say we should dig a well as soon as possible, it will make life much more comfortable. I agree with you about the bees, they take up little space if positioned and build correctly. I would think we should reinforce the fence a few times over during the initial outbreak, as there will be a higher ghoul density than afterwards.

DO NOT GET A TORSO. Use barrows. Fighter torso sucks, to be frank. This is the common mentiality. In reality, you will have to train for upwards of 1000 Hours to make getting the torso worth it. The torso is ONLY worth it if you love Barbarian assualt and want all the rewards for the sake of completion.

They keep their clothes, if they were wearing any when they were infected. The clothes may be ripped off or otherwise come off as they move around as a zombie, so I'd say a good portion wouldn't have clothes on, or atleast not be fully covered by clothes. And no. Zombies would walk into an inferno to get to one survivor in the center of it, nor would one try to block a melee attack. Person in the middle would be someone who has committed a minor offence, left in there for x hours with a rifle and 2 random mags, which may be full, may be empty or may be partially used. the black circle around them is a cage so that the person is safe from zombies that aren't killed, and the red stuff is obviously fire. The pic is not to scale, as there would be some room between the cage and the fire, and the gaps in the cage would just be small enough to stick the end of the gun's barrel out of. If there are more zombies than bullets the person had better hope that no zombies survive the fire and have fluids get in the person's nose/eyes/ear/mouth. if they do then they will be shot. For 24 hours afterwards the person will be put in an isolated room in case they are infected. After 1 or 2 deaths due to this people will think twice before committing an offence any more. For major/repeated ones the fighting zombies for entertainment idea sounds good. ;) What a genius way to waste wood/gasoline/ammo. We're going to be in a group of 15 at max. We can't afford to pick off people at random. Not 15, probably double that, once we actually get to our base, we locate other useful survivors and we recruit them, either that or we can "recruit" them.

7/10, +1 because its the same place I got it.

No. Blatant rule breaking. Be quiet and sit in the corner.

I had 234 dry. Seriously. Stop complaining. Its all down to chance.

Nice triple post :shock:

SS if you want to train strength. Otherwise, no, whip is better.

An interesting read, but I think what really cripples it is that you assume other intelligent life would have the same characteristics. We think that the world around us is "Normal", when another race of intelligent life could have an environment that is so incredibly "Wierd" that we cannot understand it. The human mind has great difficulty imagining anything that isn't already like us or our planet in some way. On a side note, How in the world would language barriers (Assuming they don't use telekinesis or something :lol: ) be surpassed?

We could do with a picture of your skills, so that we know what you can and can't do. But anyways, generic advice, I would mine pure essence until you have a few million, you could try aviansies afterwards.... Or you could just 26k trick for a few dozen million, before it gets fixed. I'm gonna go ahread and dive into the flame shelter now.

But of course, the fools don't think the zombie apocalypse would ever happen, so the government would probably just dismiss it and allow it to spread, only reacting when it is too large to control effectivly. This would cause a class 3 or possibly a class 4 outbreak. That said, it does depend on the population density. If an outbreak happens in Japan, it will spread incredibly fast (Small country, lots of people) However, if it was somewhere like australia, it would take months and months to get a sizable foothold in the population Also, Rocco We already decided on the base. Coordinates: latitude is 44°29'33.81"N longitude is 73°12'31.64"W Its Doom's power plant building and the area around it. Its very suitable.

I don't think we should assume anything about zombies, just prepare for the worst. We're preparing for romero/brooks zombies. That clarification allows us to plan, otherwise we should take into account that they might be able to fly, teleport, and will all be made out of titanium. You forgot extendable tongues. Oh, and laser eyes.

I don't think we should assume anything about zombies, just prepare for the worst. The guide allows us to understand basic zombie behavior.

The average American height is only 5'9'', so you would probably leave it at 8 feet to keep it out fo their arm's reach. Plus, let's not forget that if it was a 5 foot wall it would be topped with [bleep]es or razor wire. Also, we've talked about the body stacking before. We just burn them every other day or knock them down with a long stick if there is a gasoline shortage. To be on the safe side, a 10-15 foot wall will be what we want. Sadly, that is very, very out of reach (pardon the pun). It would take hundreds of man hours to build and cost valuable resources. Not only that, assuming that this wall is 15feet tall, 2feet wide, and 20 feet long, we'd need 600 cubic feet of that material. That is veryresource inefficient. It is not about resource efficient, it is about whether we want to be [bleep] sure of them and raiders, who can climb, not being able to get in. With a 5 foot wall a raider could throw a body onto the wire and then use it to get over the wall before we have enough warning, even 2 raiders would get in without the need of any materials. A 15 foot wall becomes a problem for a raider as he has to be able to scale the wall then get over the wire. Exactly. two human raiders would be able to get in with ease if the wall were 8-10 foot tall, to be totally safe, I'd say it would need to be at least 12 feet, with 15 feet being ideal. And if we have say, 30-40 people, a good 15 foot wall around the entire perimeter wouldn't take that long to build, with 25 builders and 15 guards.