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#42 There's No 'I' in Team!
If you find yourself as part of a group of survivors during the undead plague, you need to start thinking as a group - sensibly rationing food and supplies, sharing tasks and responsibilities appropriately etc. Remember: if you function efficiently as a group, you are more likely to survive this nightmare, so be a team player.
Showing posts with label zombie survival. Show all posts
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Friday, 3 December 2010
Friday, 26 November 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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#41 Follow Your Nose
The shuffling undead can be recognised by, among other things, a ghastly odour - they are effectively walking, rotting corpses and will smell likewise. So, when in doubt as to whether there are any zombies in your presence, let your nose be your guide!
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#41 Follow Your Nose
The shuffling undead can be recognised by, among other things, a ghastly odour - they are effectively walking, rotting corpses and will smell likewise. So, when in doubt as to whether there are any zombies in your presence, let your nose be your guide!
Friday, 19 November 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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#40 Keep Your Eyes Open
On your travels, be aware of any warning signs in your surroundings - for example, other survivors who have passed through the area before you may well have left messages/warning signs behind (areas to avoid, locations of supplies and safe zones etc.). In any case, keep your eyes peeled to avoid any grave mistakes.
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#40 Keep Your Eyes Open
On your travels, be aware of any warning signs in your surroundings - for example, other survivors who have passed through the area before you may well have left messages/warning signs behind (areas to avoid, locations of supplies and safe zones etc.). In any case, keep your eyes peeled to avoid any grave mistakes.
Friday, 12 November 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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#39 Think of the Children!
If you have young children in your company during such dark times, it is important that you teach them and warn them of the seriousness of the situation. For example, they must learn to keep quiet in dangerous areas, never to wander off alone etc. However, you must try to guide them and raise their awareness without overdoing it and traumatising them - at the same time try to keep children sheltered from this horror as much as possible, for its unsettling enough to accept the notion of the dead rising as an adult. In short, protect children to the best of your ability and, in their presence, choose your words wisely.
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#39 Think of the Children!
If you have young children in your company during such dark times, it is important that you teach them and warn them of the seriousness of the situation. For example, they must learn to keep quiet in dangerous areas, never to wander off alone etc. However, you must try to guide them and raise their awareness without overdoing it and traumatising them - at the same time try to keep children sheltered from this horror as much as possible, for its unsettling enough to accept the notion of the dead rising as an adult. In short, protect children to the best of your ability and, in their presence, choose your words wisely.
Friday, 5 November 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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#38 Know Your First Aid!
During such a disaster, all manner of casualties and injuries may be encountered - i.e. not all will necessarily be zombie-inflicted. Therefore, if not already, be comfortable using basic medical equipment and procedures - e.g. dressing wounds with appropriate bandages and antiseptics, the resuscitation sequence, dealing with shock and blood-loss etc. There are various, accessible ways in which you can learn these methods (as well as recognise warning signs) such as first aid courses, literature and related websites so get informed - this knowledge can be lifesaving and you never know when you might need it.
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#38 Know Your First Aid!
During such a disaster, all manner of casualties and injuries may be encountered - i.e. not all will necessarily be zombie-inflicted. Therefore, if not already, be comfortable using basic medical equipment and procedures - e.g. dressing wounds with appropriate bandages and antiseptics, the resuscitation sequence, dealing with shock and blood-loss etc. There are various, accessible ways in which you can learn these methods (as well as recognise warning signs) such as first aid courses, literature and related websites so get informed - this knowledge can be lifesaving and you never know when you might need it.
Friday, 29 October 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#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.
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#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!
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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.
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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.
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....
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#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.
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#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!
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#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.
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#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!
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#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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#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.
Friday, 24 September 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#32 Know the Area
With flesh-eating zombies on the prowl, it’s very important that you know your current location well - i.e. be aware of potential danger zones, know the location of police stations/hospitals/secret shortcuts etc. If you are in unfamiliar territory when the undead strike, grab a map and get familiar as this knowledge may one day be lifesaving.
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#32 Know the Area
With flesh-eating zombies on the prowl, it’s very important that you know your current location well - i.e. be aware of potential danger zones, know the location of police stations/hospitals/secret shortcuts etc. If you are in unfamiliar territory when the undead strike, grab a map and get familiar as this knowledge may one day be lifesaving.
Friday, 17 September 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#31 Bar your doors and lock your windows
Should you choose to remain in a shelter for the duration of the undead plague, it is of vital importance that you secure the area as tightly as possible. Ensure that no point of entry is left vulnerable - remember: fending off one or two zombies may seem quite simple, but they can have considerable strength in numbers. However, it is also imperative that you have an accessible escape route should help arrive or in case things take a downward turn and the walking dead manage to overcome the barricades. Don’t cut corners - fortify your refuge properly if you want to survive this nightmare.
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#31 Bar your doors and lock your windows
Should you choose to remain in a shelter for the duration of the undead plague, it is of vital importance that you secure the area as tightly as possible. Ensure that no point of entry is left vulnerable - remember: fending off one or two zombies may seem quite simple, but they can have considerable strength in numbers. However, it is also imperative that you have an accessible escape route should help arrive or in case things take a downward turn and the walking dead manage to overcome the barricades. Don’t cut corners - fortify your refuge properly if you want to survive this nightmare.
Friday, 10 September 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#30 Cross-species infection is a possibility
It is not yet known as to whether this mysterious, zombifying virus would able to infect species other than our own. Clearly, if this viral strain is able to do so, the threat level would be dramatically enhanced - if the virus is able to combine with, for example, a canine in a similar manner (i.e. causing death and reanimation) to that of a human host, a faster, and more aggressive hunter would be created. Dealing with this type of enemy can be far more hazardous than trying to escape the clutches of its human counterpart. Be cautious and keep this factor in mind.
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#30 Cross-species infection is a possibility
It is not yet known as to whether this mysterious, zombifying virus would able to infect species other than our own. Clearly, if this viral strain is able to do so, the threat level would be dramatically enhanced - if the virus is able to combine with, for example, a canine in a similar manner (i.e. causing death and reanimation) to that of a human host, a faster, and more aggressive hunter would be created. Dealing with this type of enemy can be far more hazardous than trying to escape the clutches of its human counterpart. Be cautious and keep this factor in mind.
Friday, 3 September 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#29 Take the lead when no one else will
A situation such as this can cause all manner of chaos and mayhem, making cooperation exceedingly difficult. A zombie outbreak could bring out the worst in some but the best in others. Sometimes, all a jittery, disorganized band of survivors needs is a competent leader to take control of the situation, though at the same time you should be wary of too many individuals trying to take charge - you must try to reach a fair compromise. Should you take on the role of leader, you must try to make use of the appropriate skills of each member and ultimately do what is best for the group. Remember, if we fail to work together, the undead have already won.
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#29 Take the lead when no one else will
A situation such as this can cause all manner of chaos and mayhem, making cooperation exceedingly difficult. A zombie outbreak could bring out the worst in some but the best in others. Sometimes, all a jittery, disorganized band of survivors needs is a competent leader to take control of the situation, though at the same time you should be wary of too many individuals trying to take charge - you must try to reach a fair compromise. Should you take on the role of leader, you must try to make use of the appropriate skills of each member and ultimately do what is best for the group. Remember, if we fail to work together, the undead have already won.
Friday, 27 August 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#28 Don’t play with fire
It would be wise to avoid using fire as a means of slaying any approaching undead foes as this drastic step may enhance the danger of your situation - a blazing zombie will not simply stop in its tracks nor will it run away in panic or pain, it will continue in its pursuit of human flesh until the brain is destroyed. You wouldn’t want to be in close proximity of a walking corpse ablaze so choose your weapon wisely.
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#28 Don’t play with fire
It would be wise to avoid using fire as a means of slaying any approaching undead foes as this drastic step may enhance the danger of your situation - a blazing zombie will not simply stop in its tracks nor will it run away in panic or pain, it will continue in its pursuit of human flesh until the brain is destroyed. You wouldn’t want to be in close proximity of a walking corpse ablaze so choose your weapon wisely.
Friday, 20 August 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#27 This isn’t a videogame, this is the real thing!
Keep in mind that, should the dead rise, it will not be like being in the middle of a shoot ‘em up zombie game - you don’t have a limitless number of lives, there aren’t bundles of health and ammunition round the corner nor is there necessarily a safe room just up ahead. Be cautious and handle this situation with the care and serious thought it warrants - remember: if you screw up, you don’t get another go.
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#27 This isn’t a videogame, this is the real thing!
Keep in mind that, should the dead rise, it will not be like being in the middle of a shoot ‘em up zombie game - you don’t have a limitless number of lives, there aren’t bundles of health and ammunition round the corner nor is there necessarily a safe room just up ahead. Be cautious and handle this situation with the care and serious thought it warrants - remember: if you screw up, you don’t get another go.
Friday, 13 August 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#26 Keep your eyes peeled
Should the undead emerge, you don’t want to be the last one to know about it. Monitor headlines and news reports for any possible warning signs - be vigilant and ready when the time comes.
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#26 Keep your eyes peeled
Should the undead emerge, you don’t want to be the last one to know about it. Monitor headlines and news reports for any possible warning signs - be vigilant and ready when the time comes.
Friday, 6 August 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#25 Zombies aren’t the only enemy
The notion of the dead rising strongly correlates with explosive levels of bacterial growth and contamination. Each walking, rotting corpse could be teaming with all manner of bacterial colonies and diseases. These pathogens could easily be spread via touch, saliva or open wounds to, for example, fresh foods (i.e. perishables) and lakes/rivers and later ingested by non-infected individuals. In some cases, exposure to the smallest amount (e.g. a single cell) can be sufficient for disease contraction. That said, it would be prudent to stick with canned goods and bottled water.
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#25 Zombies aren’t the only enemy
The notion of the dead rising strongly correlates with explosive levels of bacterial growth and contamination. Each walking, rotting corpse could be teaming with all manner of bacterial colonies and diseases. These pathogens could easily be spread via touch, saliva or open wounds to, for example, fresh foods (i.e. perishables) and lakes/rivers and later ingested by non-infected individuals. In some cases, exposure to the smallest amount (e.g. a single cell) can be sufficient for disease contraction. That said, it would be prudent to stick with canned goods and bottled water.
Saturday, 31 July 2010
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#24 Teamwork is a vital weapon
When zombies congregate, their strength and abilities can improve dramatically and we, non-infected individuals, are no different. We each have our own strengths and weaknesses and should we decide to cooperate by combining our skills and providing support, the undead won’t stand a chance.
#24 Teamwork is a vital weapon
When zombies congregate, their strength and abilities can improve dramatically and we, non-infected individuals, are no different. We each have our own strengths and weaknesses and should we decide to cooperate by combining our skills and providing support, the undead won’t stand a chance.
Friday, 23 July 2010
Zombie Survival-Tip of the Week!
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#23 Make every day count
Whether you decide to hold-up in a fortress or keep on the move when the undead strike, it is important that you plan your time efficiently and effectively. Try to be productive, even if they only seem like simple, trivial activities e.g. exercise each day, practice using unfamiliar weapons/tools etc. If nothing else, these daily routines will help to preserve your sanity and may temporarily take your mind off living-dead related matters.
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#23 Make every day count
Whether you decide to hold-up in a fortress or keep on the move when the undead strike, it is important that you plan your time efficiently and effectively. Try to be productive, even if they only seem like simple, trivial activities e.g. exercise each day, practice using unfamiliar weapons/tools etc. If nothing else, these daily routines will help to preserve your sanity and may temporarily take your mind off living-dead related matters.
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