sudden urge

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=scaredycat]just because something happened ina video game doesn’t make it true. i think we’d all be better off it we spent an hour a day swinging a crowbar in the yard to get in shape than living in some fantasy world with “video games” trying to learn about “paratrooper zombies” which could never really exist.[/quote]

Scaredy: Again with the crowbar? An hour on the range honing your accuracy and reaction time would be far more beneficial than hopping around the back forty whipping a tire iron back and forth.

There’s a great expression: Never bring a knife to a gun fight. In any fighting situation, distance is always key, as in maintaining your distance, which is why the Marines and the Rangers stress being a rifleman first and foremost.

Besides, if you’re so set on the cracking heads with the crowbar situation, wouldn’t you be better served going to your local Boomer’s and playing Whack-A-Mole for a couple of hours each day?

[8bitnintendo]

Watching footage of the ’95 tank rampage is fascinating. I replayed it a couple times recognizing places in my neighborhood and trying to figure out his entire route.

I’m with scaredy – unless you reload and cast your own bullets or have substantial stockpiles, you will run out of ammo sooner or later. Good idea to have a melee weapon for backup.

[8bitnintendo]

Watching footage of the ’95 tank rampage is fascinating. I replayed it a couple times recognizing places in my neighborhood and trying to figure out his entire route.

I’m with scaredy – unless you reload and cast your own bullets or have substantial stockpiles, you will run out of ammo sooner or later. Good idea to have a melee weapon for backup.

[8bitnintendo]

Watching footage of the ’95 tank rampage is fascinating. I replayed it a couple times recognizing places in my neighborhood and trying to figure out his entire route.

I’m with scaredy – unless you reload and cast your own bullets or have substantial stockpiles, you will run out of ammo sooner or later. Good idea to have a melee weapon for backup.

[8bitnintendo]

Watching footage of the ’95 tank rampage is fascinating. I replayed it a couple times recognizing places in my neighborhood and trying to figure out his entire route.

I’m with scaredy – unless you reload and cast your own bullets or have substantial stockpiles, you will run out of ammo sooner or later. Good idea to have a melee weapon for backup.

[8bitnintendo]

Watching footage of the ’95 tank rampage is fascinating. I replayed it a couple times recognizing places in my neighborhood and trying to figure out his entire route.

I’m with scaredy – unless you reload and cast your own bullets or have substantial stockpiles, you will run out of ammo sooner or later. Good idea to have a melee weapon for backup.

[Anonymous]

Airborne zombies are not such an unrealistic concept. Static line jumps don’t really require much thinking. If you are jumping from something big, like a C141, you don’t even need to jump, just walk out the door. They might break a leg when they land, but zombies don’t care.

Of course someone would need to fly the plane, so I suppose the airborne zombies would need some help.

Are zombies susceptible to fire? Perhaps some fu gas would be useful in the arsenal.

[Anonymous]

Airborne zombies are not such an unrealistic concept. Static line jumps don’t really require much thinking. If you are jumping from something big, like a C141, you don’t even need to jump, just walk out the door. They might break a leg when they land, but zombies don’t care.

Of course someone would need to fly the plane, so I suppose the airborne zombies would need some help.

Are zombies susceptible to fire? Perhaps some fu gas would be useful in the arsenal.

[Anonymous]

Airborne zombies are not such an unrealistic concept. Static line jumps don’t really require much thinking. If you are jumping from something big, like a C141, you don’t even need to jump, just walk out the door. They might break a leg when they land, but zombies don’t care.

Of course someone would need to fly the plane, so I suppose the airborne zombies would need some help.

Are zombies susceptible to fire? Perhaps some fu gas would be useful in the arsenal.

[Anonymous]

Airborne zombies are not such an unrealistic concept. Static line jumps don’t really require much thinking. If you are jumping from something big, like a C141, you don’t even need to jump, just walk out the door. They might break a leg when they land, but zombies don’t care.

Of course someone would need to fly the plane, so I suppose the airborne zombies would need some help.

Are zombies susceptible to fire? Perhaps some fu gas would be useful in the arsenal.

[Anonymous]

Airborne zombies are not such an unrealistic concept. Static line jumps don’t really require much thinking. If you are jumping from something big, like a C141, you don’t even need to jump, just walk out the door. They might break a leg when they land, but zombies don’t care.

Of course someone would need to fly the plane, so I suppose the airborne zombies would need some help.

Are zombies susceptible to fire? Perhaps some fu gas would be useful in the arsenal.

[8bitnintendo]

Airborne zombies only make sense in one or two circumstances:

1. A non-zombie enemy maliciously dropping zombies on your head: pilot with barricaded door, and somebody willing to hook troops up to static line then infect them, or who can wrangle zombies into jump rigs without getting bitten themselves

2. A bitten jumper converting to zombie in the plane, and zombifying the rest of the load, followed by a panicked pilot dumping them

Either way, you’d probably get a fair amount of “breakage” in the zombies due to improper body position causing chute malfunctions, poor landings, etc. Personally, I will leave zombie paratroopers out of my planning – I am more concerned about the standard shambling zombie threat.

[8bitnintendo]

Airborne zombies only make sense in one or two circumstances:

1. A non-zombie enemy maliciously dropping zombies on your head: pilot with barricaded door, and somebody willing to hook troops up to static line then infect them, or who can wrangle zombies into jump rigs without getting bitten themselves

2. A bitten jumper converting to zombie in the plane, and zombifying the rest of the load, followed by a panicked pilot dumping them

Either way, you’d probably get a fair amount of “breakage” in the zombies due to improper body position causing chute malfunctions, poor landings, etc. Personally, I will leave zombie paratroopers out of my planning – I am more concerned about the standard shambling zombie threat.

[8bitnintendo]

Airborne zombies only make sense in one or two circumstances:

1. A non-zombie enemy maliciously dropping zombies on your head: pilot with barricaded door, and somebody willing to hook troops up to static line then infect them, or who can wrangle zombies into jump rigs without getting bitten themselves

2. A bitten jumper converting to zombie in the plane, and zombifying the rest of the load, followed by a panicked pilot dumping them

Either way, you’d probably get a fair amount of “breakage” in the zombies due to improper body position causing chute malfunctions, poor landings, etc. Personally, I will leave zombie paratroopers out of my planning – I am more concerned about the standard shambling zombie threat.

[8bitnintendo]

Airborne zombies only make sense in one or two circumstances:

1. A non-zombie enemy maliciously dropping zombies on your head: pilot with barricaded door, and somebody willing to hook troops up to static line then infect them, or who can wrangle zombies into jump rigs without getting bitten themselves

2. A bitten jumper converting to zombie in the plane, and zombifying the rest of the load, followed by a panicked pilot dumping them

Either way, you’d probably get a fair amount of “breakage” in the zombies due to improper body position causing chute malfunctions, poor landings, etc. Personally, I will leave zombie paratroopers out of my planning – I am more concerned about the standard shambling zombie threat.

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