Supposedly there are going to be six? short "episodes" and how you decide to act in one will effect all following and your ultimate fate.Originally Posted by CyberCitizen
Persona non grata
Supposedly there are going to be six? short "episodes" and how you decide to act in one will effect all following and your ultimate fate.
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That's Good Game Planning, Reminds Me Of Those Old Choose Your Own Books Where If You Do One Thing You Go To A Certain Page Etc.
Few More Days And They I Will Be Downloading It. I Also Like That Steam Are Only Charging $30 For All Of The Episodes.
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an alchemist?
Do You Do Publishing Work For Article Title Formatting And Such? Are You Married To That Job Or Something? That Has Got To Rip Off A Lot Of Your Time While Typing.
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It Actually Came From A Data Entry Role With Names And Addresses (These Are Usually In Title Case, So When Typing Quick I Tend To Type Like This).
I can type just as quick either way.
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Last edited by CyberCitizen; 05-06-2012 at 04:59 PM.
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Persona non grata
My most fervent wish is that something like this comes to pass and most of you are eaten by zombies.
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effendi
Despite the seamless timeline, all the guys' hair has grown a fucking lot.
Apart from that, it looks fantastic.
Only 13 weeks to go >_<
I plan on beating him to death with his kids. I'll use them as a bludgeon on his face. -
--Good for them if they survive.
Shovel Ready
Except zombies don't really eat people, do they?
If they did, there wouldn't be any zombies.
Of all the zombie material I've read/seen so far only two make any sense...World War Z was an excellent overview of the effects of a pandemic (zombies) on all aspects of society and the Newsflesh trilogy actually has reasonably coherent explanation of the medical origins and repercussions of a zombie outbreak.
As for movies, I don't think anything will ever top Romero's original Night of the Living Dead (which I saw during it's original release).
Placed in context, few movies have been as horrifying (Alien would be comparable) and none as bleak.
Basically, I don't get all the zombie love lately.
"I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg
effendi
I reckon it's the ultra violence.
I plan on beating him to death with his kids. I'll use them as a bludgeon on his face. -
--Good for them if they survive.
Shovel Ready
Possible, I suppose.
But really, how "ultra" can the violence be when the opponent is slow and stupid?
"I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg
an alchemist?
It's not just zombie love, it's the apocalypse scenario. An end to all things that preoccupy us in our modern lifestyles and a pining to find ourselves forced to live in our fantasized primal roots. Something like that I believe. We don't seem to know what else to do about our regrets of advancing technology.
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