Zombies - always hungry creatures that seek human's fresh meat to eat and infect others by biting. We include here some of the characters from zombie movies. Human fighting skills - is the field in which you can determine how many zombies can a single human kill on average. If you want to avoid an encounter, select flee, but if you want to get rid of the zombies, then fight is a better option. Human defense stance - determines how a human behaves when they meet a zombie. Initial number of humans - is it a small town with 10,000 citizens or the most populous US city, New York, with a population of 8,350,000? Humans - a group of people that fight for their lives with zombies. If you feel that you would like to change the value we set as default, don't hesitate and do it! We divided the zombie invasion calculator into two tabs: If you have any doubts about using the calculator, let's go swiftly through some instructions.īegin with the parameters at the top of the calculator and go to the bottom. We decided to include in the calculator some of the characters from our favorite movies: In modern pop culture, there are now hundreds of stories about zombies. The earliest book with the word "zombie" was written by Pierre-Corneille Blessebois in 1697 in Le Zombi du grand Pérou. Zombies appear in literature, movies, and games. Right now, we sometimes refer to people as "zombies" when they seem only partially alive, without any feeling or interest in what is happening. However, the term zombie comes from Haitian folklore, which means an animated corpse that has been made alive again by magic. It may be surprising, but zombies have a long history! Archaeologists found many ancient Greek graves with skeletons pinned down by rocks or other heavy objects, suggesting that people wanted to prevent the dead bodies from reanimating. Sometimes we refer to zombies as infected, whose bites can turn a human into another zombie. Sometimes new zombies arise by spreading an unknown virus or scientific accidents with chemical compounds or radiation.
Reanimation of this creature from the grave involves magic in many cases.
I mean I don't mind the difference but I see it.In a nutshell, a zombie is usually a decaying human corpse that has reawakened from sleep with one goal - to seek and eat brains (most probably because it doesn't have its own 🧠) or other parts of the human body. Thanks, I see the difference you are talking about. there are many other issues that id rather see addressed first, but it was still worth it to me to put my thoughts on this one out there.Īdmittedly, they are closer together than i remembered them being, but my comments from my last post are still true. i know for a fact that the friends i play with regularly do share this opinion with me, and this is one of the reasons i wanted to post the topic for discussion.Īlso admittedly this is not a huge priority issue for me. I posted this largely to put my thoughts out there, as well as to see if others agree with me. That said, one of the primary points of these forums is for the players/fans to voice said opinions to the devs so that they know what we think of the work they are doing (hence EA), and if many players have similar opinions on certain subjects, this is valuable information to inform the development moving forward. even if my purely selfish feeling is that my opinion is "right" and those who disagree with me are "wrong" ) i own them, and in no way assume that others must hold the same opinions as me. i did a quick google search and found some images of the old biker, and then an image with the new one:Īdmittedly, they are closer together than i remembered them being, but my comments from my last post are still i completely agree that the term "good" is highly subjective, and i fully acknowledge that these are my opinions, and not intended as a statement of objective fact. Saw Mononoke in the theatre for its limited release. Originally posted by Segovax:Are there any side by side screenshots? I really don't know the difference.Īlso, just noticed your avatar.
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