Sunday 31 October 2010
Friday 29 October 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
Every Friday we will provide you with a handy survival tip, should the unthinkable happen....
Take note and stay tuned!
#37 Avoid unnecessary combat
Although it is tempting to eliminate every flesh-eating zombie on sight, it is also a very hazardous decision. Remember: a single bite can seal your fate, so only eliminate the undead when required – e.g. to save another individual or when the enemy is between you and shelter etc. Avoid killing the walking dead just for the sake of it as this can prove to be a waste of time, ammunition and possibly life itself.
Take note and stay tuned!
#37 Avoid unnecessary combat
Although it is tempting to eliminate every flesh-eating zombie on sight, it is also a very hazardous decision. Remember: a single bite can seal your fate, so only eliminate the undead when required – e.g. to save another individual or when the enemy is between you and shelter etc. Avoid killing the walking dead just for the sake of it as this can prove to be a waste of time, ammunition and possibly life itself.
Friday 22 October 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
Every Friday we will provide you with a handy survival tip, should the unthinkable happen....
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#36 Pimp Your Ride
It is advisable to have transport readily available during such grim circumstances. It is also important that you fortify your vehicle and make it as zombie-proof as possible - make sure windows and other vulnerable areas are well-covered/protected etc. Ideally, you want a vehicle that is tough and resilient, being able to overcome barricades as well as undead crowds. If you haven’t already, try to acquire a car that can tackle multiple terrains to avoid getting stranded. Keep emergence fuel and spare tyres.
Take note and stay tuned!
#36 Pimp Your Ride
It is advisable to have transport readily available during such grim circumstances. It is also important that you fortify your vehicle and make it as zombie-proof as possible - make sure windows and other vulnerable areas are well-covered/protected etc. Ideally, you want a vehicle that is tough and resilient, being able to overcome barricades as well as undead crowds. If you haven’t already, try to acquire a car that can tackle multiple terrains to avoid getting stranded. Keep emergence fuel and spare tyres.
Friday 15 October 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
Every Friday we will provide you with a handy survival tip, should the unthinkable happen....
Take note and stay tuned!
#35 Whatever the Weather
The weather may seem to play a minor role, considering that the dead have risen and now seek us for sustenance, but under certain circumstances, it can have a critical impact on your survival. As it can be such an unpredictable factor, it is important to be as prepared as possible - particularly if on the move or without shelter. Unlike us, the undead are barely affected by significant changes in temperature, humidity or light - e.g. they no longer require water, rest or even clear vision. On the other hand, harsh weather conditions can greatly affect and hinder non-infected individuals - severe rain or snowfall can block pathways, high temperatures can encourage fatigue and dehydration etc. As such, we must try to remain one step ahead - Dress in layers, carry waterproof clothing, have on durable footwear, carry bottled water and protection for your eyes and hands (gloves/sunglasses etc - depending on your location). Be ready for anything, rain or shine.
Take note and stay tuned!
#35 Whatever the Weather
The weather may seem to play a minor role, considering that the dead have risen and now seek us for sustenance, but under certain circumstances, it can have a critical impact on your survival. As it can be such an unpredictable factor, it is important to be as prepared as possible - particularly if on the move or without shelter. Unlike us, the undead are barely affected by significant changes in temperature, humidity or light - e.g. they no longer require water, rest or even clear vision. On the other hand, harsh weather conditions can greatly affect and hinder non-infected individuals - severe rain or snowfall can block pathways, high temperatures can encourage fatigue and dehydration etc. As such, we must try to remain one step ahead - Dress in layers, carry waterproof clothing, have on durable footwear, carry bottled water and protection for your eyes and hands (gloves/sunglasses etc - depending on your location). Be ready for anything, rain or shine.
Friday 8 October 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
Every Friday we will provide you with a handy survival tip, should the unthinkable happen....
Take note and stay tuned!
#34 Brighten Up
Under such chaotic circumstances, the likelihood of blackouts and other power failures would increase significantly. With this in mind, it would be wise to stock up on as many light sources as you can - candles, flares, matches, torches (and batteries) etc. Try to keep an operational light source at hand whenever possible because, after all, you wouldn’t want to be caught in the middle of total darkness with the undead scratching at the door...
Be prepared.
Take note and stay tuned!
#34 Brighten Up
Under such chaotic circumstances, the likelihood of blackouts and other power failures would increase significantly. With this in mind, it would be wise to stock up on as many light sources as you can - candles, flares, matches, torches (and batteries) etc. Try to keep an operational light source at hand whenever possible because, after all, you wouldn’t want to be caught in the middle of total darkness with the undead scratching at the door...
Be prepared.
Friday 1 October 2010
Zombie Survival-tip of the Week!
Every Friday we will provide you with a handy survival tip, should the unthinkable happen....
Take note and stay tuned!
#33 Think Before You Shoot
Zombies are us essentially. As such, they resemble us physically and, barring any obvious signs (e.g. signs of advanced decay/decomposition, bite marks etc.), it can be difficult to tell the infected and non-infected apart at times - particularly across considerable distances, in darkness and harsh weather conditions etc. Also, those individuals who may have only recently died and returned (i.e. with no clear, identifiable injuries or other tell-tale symptoms) may not be so easy to recognise right away. Therefore, when facing a potential undead enemy, you must choose your actions wisely to avoid a grave mistake - be absolutely sure that what you are fighting is in fact a zombie. By the same token, be cautious when approaching someone who is acting strangely despite appearing to be a member of the living. Looks can be deceiving.
Take note and stay tuned!
#33 Think Before You Shoot
Zombies are us essentially. As such, they resemble us physically and, barring any obvious signs (e.g. signs of advanced decay/decomposition, bite marks etc.), it can be difficult to tell the infected and non-infected apart at times - particularly across considerable distances, in darkness and harsh weather conditions etc. Also, those individuals who may have only recently died and returned (i.e. with no clear, identifiable injuries or other tell-tale symptoms) may not be so easy to recognise right away. Therefore, when facing a potential undead enemy, you must choose your actions wisely to avoid a grave mistake - be absolutely sure that what you are fighting is in fact a zombie. By the same token, be cautious when approaching someone who is acting strangely despite appearing to be a member of the living. Looks can be deceiving.
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