But it's not in every single Wal-Mart in the remnants of the United States. Okay, you have to be careful entering the Wal-Marts, because there are probably a bunch of zombies still in them (if bitten people died in there, and then, in the twelve hours before they arose as zombies, the power went out, they're not going to be able to figure out how to open the powerless electric doors), but, once you draw them to the door and whack them over the head with a crowbar or hatchet, then you can resupply your entire team.
The advantage of the .22 is not only how much of it there is -- it's its ubiquity.
And there's no such thing as a partial kill with a zombie. If it's still moving, just line up a second shot.
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Date: 2008-09-30 12:31 am (UTC)But it's not in every single Wal-Mart in the remnants of the United States. Okay, you have to be careful entering the Wal-Marts, because there are probably a bunch of zombies still in them (if bitten people died in there, and then, in the twelve hours before they arose as zombies, the power went out, they're not going to be able to figure out how to open the powerless electric doors), but, once you draw them to the door and whack them over the head with a crowbar or hatchet, then you can resupply your entire team.
The advantage of the .22 is not only how much of it there is -- it's its ubiquity.
And there's no such thing as a partial kill with a zombie. If it's still moving, just line up a second shot.