Zombie invasion
Learn how to surbival in a apocalipse
As we all know zombies are bad. Keep reading if you want to survive.
Great Plains
Rating 8.5
Also it has a lot of tornadoes so the buildings there are built to survive in that kind of environment. So the tornadoes would pick up and throw the zombies.So, i would say this would be a good region.This is very unsafe because you don't know when the tornadoes will happen so that can interrupt trade.Sometimes your house can collapse and the tornado will get you. The tornadoes are very loud. So it is hard to warn people.The best.For me the safest place here or the best not safest is Tornado alley where tornadoes happen the most at. And therefore further proving my point the houses there are even stronger than the ones on the outer shell. Some things you might wanna bring are, umbrella (just kidding) , some friends , a lot of water, a car, gasoline, spare tire, a smart brain, and optionally earplugs so your eardrums don't explode. A game plan for when you get to Tornado Alley, first find one of their famous trailer parks. There is a lot of things you could loot there. The state of Tornado alley is spread out between South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma.
Coastal Plains
Rating 7.2
Also the water if you plan strategically you can plan to make your hideout in the water and zombies cannot swim through water. Overall i would say this region is good. But some of its cons are just unforgivable. It has hurricanes that are huge and Tsunamis can happen, it has a hostile environment the waves can be difficult. It can be very dry there. Crystal Coast would be the safest place to be there because, it is nearer to the water less chance of hurricanes. So, if you ask me that whole place is a safe zone win-win for me. Or more like a win-lose because the zombies cant get to you :D. Also Crystal Coast sounds cool. But there are a lot of snakes and the other wildlife are still hostile. Some items you might wanna bring are, pot, wood, lighter, bug spray, heavy raincoat, and wood. Crystal Bay is located in California, a good game plan would be, to get your wood and build your makeshift house like a tepee and go from there. Another game plan is to find a house and disassemble that and salvage it.
Basin and Range
Rating 3.4
But the heat is good because it will melt off the flesh of the zombies rendering them to be useless meat hunks. This region is meh.The Basin and Range has nothing except for some occasional cactus. It has little to no wildlife, you need to bring your own food, water, entertainment and everything. Also it is possible for there to be tornadoes. Which can be very dangerous because it would blow sand in your face and you would have nowhere to run.There are also dust storms and dust tornadoes ti goes on and on.You should just avoid this region. The Sonoran Desert is the safest place to be in Basin and Range. It is small its heat isn't as hot as the other places it has a lot of oasis and there is a lot of water. Not to mention there are cactus so you can drink that. But the needles might hurt so might wanna consider that. Some things you might wanna bring are Lots and lots of water, shade hat, short clothing, shotgun, camel. You can find the Sonoran dessert in Arizona. One game plan is to get you camel and instead of riding it make it a pack mule and when it starts to give up take everything off it and throw it to the zombies and save yourself. I know that sounds mean and sad but desperate times call for desperate measures. Also it might help to befriend a coyote.
Rocky Mountains
Rating: 8
the Rocky mountains are an overall pretty good place to be. But there is some pretty hostile life there. Also, it is a very nice and beautiful. So there are also a lot of fortunate materials that could aid in your survival. For example, combat knife, axe, and a pickaxe. The mountains are huge so that has its upsides and downsides. For an example it is high so you can make a better hideout, but at the cost of potential freezing and avalanche. Which are so dangerous that you might not want to leave your hideout. That can be for better or for worse. Also something you might want to look out for is the wildlife, it is hostile and includes beavers, mooses (?), mosquitoes, Etc. One place you would like to visit is Mt. Owen. It is big and provides the best protection and stability. One game plan that could be useful is to go immediately to Mt. Owen and set up shop there as soon as you have done that you should make a sniping post. Then make some sort of safe haven. I know that seems like a bad idea but only humans would be smart enough to actually get in to your safe haven. Also the elevation will be at your advantage to easily kill things. Then make a mine inside the mountain so you can get some valuable minerals. The pick axe can double as a mining tool and a double sword just, make a emergency escape route through the mine so you don't get cornered and die. Then if your settlement starts to run out of wood you can use the stone that you acquired or you could use the axe to cut down a tree get it's sapling and get some dirt in your settlement plant it there (unfortunately you have to share your water with him) and chop it down then repeat. You could also make a moose your friend and use him like a war camel. It would be awesome if you could do that then, you could raise a family so the entire village can have their own war camel.
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