Hello, I wanted to do this. Basicaly, it's a zombie survival simulator. Here is a sheet you have to fill out to play. And please, do not do things like this ''I find a tank and use it to kill every zombie in the city lol then i find a nuclear bomb and kill the rest of the zombies in the world and now the apocalypse is over i win!''
Name: Job: Age: Short Bio: Starting Weapon: Pistol or Knife?
You run and run from the horde of zombies that overran your apartment building. You keep running and you finaly come across a small (about 8 trailers) trailer park that is a couple of miles out of town. There is already 3 (NPC) survivors there and they have already set up a short wooden wall around the place. There is also a 20 ft by 20 ft clearing in the middle of the trailer park. TO START, AT LEAST 4 PEOPLE NEED TO FILL OUT THE CHARACTER SHEET. MORE PEOPLE CAN JOIN BUT THEY NEED PERMISSION FROM THE OTHER SURVIVORS. I will be the founder of the fort.
Name: Cole Griner Job: Videogame Designer Age:25 Short Bio:Strawberry blonde hair,6 ft. 2 inches,very pale Starting Weapon:Pistol
FORT STATS: EVERY DAY (ABOUT 10 ACTIONS) 1 FOOD PER PERSON IS EATEN. Food: 8 cans of beans,10 apples, 15 sandwiches(ham,turkey,or pbj,whatever kind you want.) Wood: 70 Stone:20 Metal:20 Buildings:Short wooden wall(5 defense points) Ammo:10 pistol rounds, 9 pistol rounds* Weapons/Tools:IF THERE IS A STAR BY AN ITEM THAT MEANS IT IS CURRENTLY EQUIPPED BY A SURVIVOR1 pistol*,1 tree chopping axe YOU HAVE TO DO AN ACTION AND I WILL THINK OF THE OUTCOME. DON'T DO THIS ''I scavenge for food and find a supermarket with 1000 food in it and take the food home lol.''
I will start off. I cut down some trees near the fort using the axe. Jist in case i took my pistol and it was a good thing i did because a zombie came out of an old house. I shot it in the head and it died. -1 pistol round. +50 wood.
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