Post by Vecusum on Feb 1, 2008 8:14:22 GMT -5
Differences in the system, but I wouldn't say it's much harder, it'd actually probably be easier to get more people on at different times of the day, organization wise it's just more convenient for people. I'll also say that tempo is also a concern for zombies, but, since survivors have a much better time when playing based on tempo(their abilities are mostly geared towards playing in spurts) instead of based on aggressiveness it's often ignored or not used in favor of the more aggressive and faster approach.
I doubt it can really be argued though that strategy and large scale coordination of survivors has been done in any real degree for a while, there are moments but, from what I've seen, it seems to be a very separatist and exclusive community with each group minding their own business until many of them agree that a group of zombies has done too much and decide to act. And even then it's usually a series of defeats and a few very tenacious groups following along(until so many of these groups are in one place at one time) that eventually lead to any real turn in the tides. At least that's my take on it.
I doubt it can really be argued though that strategy and large scale coordination of survivors has been done in any real degree for a while, there are moments but, from what I've seen, it seems to be a very separatist and exclusive community with each group minding their own business until many of them agree that a group of zombies has done too much and decide to act. And even then it's usually a series of defeats and a few very tenacious groups following along(until so many of these groups are in one place at one time) that eventually lead to any real turn in the tides. At least that's my take on it.
