University of Florida ready for Zombie Threat
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  • Posted On: Oct 3 2009 7:11pm
And Alex Mercer is a collected bunch of pixels, your point?
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  • Posted On: Oct 3 2009 7:12pm
If we're taking fictional characters to survive a fictional zombie plague; I'm going with the guy who gets infinite lives. And has a proven track record against said zombies.
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  • Posted On: Oct 3 2009 7:23pm
Col. "Nicotine" Crockett
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  • Posted On: Feb 11 2010 6:33am
.22lr would be fine, tons of ammo to be found. But it lacks stopping power, so unless you're Mr. Wondershot and every trigger pull equals a headshot...

In a less brutal survival situation I'd go with a Springfield M6 Scout.
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  • Posted On: Feb 11 2010 6:11pm
Or are in a secure enough position to let them come close enough to be sure of headshots
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  • Posted On: Feb 11 2010 8:52pm
Would Nerve Gas (say Sarin) have any effect on a zombie? Or would their undead state pretty much negate any effects that gas would have?
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  • Posted On: Feb 12 2010 1:29am
Let's test that on a real zombie, Park.

Oh, wait Zombies aren't real.

Now I remember why everyone pretty much ignores your input.

Also, no.
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  • Posted On: Feb 12 2010 2:51am
So no, the Sarin wouldn't have any effect at all? Or just a limited effect?
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  • Posted On: Feb 12 2010 8:42am
Can we test it on you? Not for any reason which has practical application regarding its affects on zombies; just because it would make me smile.
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  • Posted On: Feb 12 2010 5:26pm
In a less brutal survival situation I'd go with a Springfield M6 Scout.


Over and under gun...nice. Though the calibers of both barrels are a bit light for me.

Personally, I'd probably take a Saiga 20 Gauge shotgun with traditional shot ammunition and slugs instead. Of course, that probably doesn't have the same range as a 22, but I'm not expecting any zombies to get the drop on me first with a gun...