The Walking Dead

[Art Vandelay]

In the Vatos episdoe the attack on the camp was short and brutal, but done very well.

The most surprising thing in that episode was that there were Mexicans in Atlanta. I thought it was all black people down there?

[KEEPER0311]

I guess it is to represent the idea of "we don't have enough time to organize properly and build everything according to the rules".

Like in many other zombie movies, such as Dawn of the Dead, 2! Days Later; where the army build "refugee camps" without trying to check if there any infected among the refugees.

Dunno, but it's common sense to clear building in surrounding area that you're setting up in, if you're on the move, you keep a muzzle pointed at the building in questions.

And with so much combat experience in today's military I have a feeling that we'd be able to handle situations far better then being portrayed.

[khalifah]

And with so much combat experience in today's military I have a feeling that we'd be able to handle situations far better then being portrayed.

HHmm, what could be more stressful?

3 angry DIs? or a horde of moaning undead?.....

this is why i think Pendleton and 29 Palms and other bases will do well in the end.

[gaijinsamurai]

This, 28 Days/Weeks later all constantly portray the military as bungling, clueless idiots, which is annoying.

That's probably what annoyed me the most about those movies.

[khalifah]

Sean of the dead got the army right.

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[randir14]

I think zombie movies portray the police and military as incompetent because it adds to the atmosphere of danger and hopelessness, not out of disrespect.

[KEEPER0311]

HHmm, what could be more stressful?

3 angry DIs? or a horde of moaning undead?.....

this is why i think Pendleton and 29 Palms and other bases will do well in the end.

Undead hordes with no sort of tactics, versus an enemy with range, natural instincts to survive. Get higher ground, claymores, and a good ex-filtration route.

[BAF]

Undead hordes with no sort of tactics, versus an enemy with range, natural instincts to survive. Get higher ground, claymores, and a good ex-filtration route.

yeah but what would be the fun in that? the series would be over in 2 episodes

[khalifah]

yeah but what would be the fun in that? the series would be over in 2 episodes

yeah the killing and then the cleaning up.

[ThePlato]

Doctor in last episode was an idiot while doing research. Bunch of me and some fellow med school classmates watch this show. We were excited when we thought they were going to get into the science of it. No dice. Boooo.

[rhino]

looks like there was no budget for SME on viral infections and stuff

[Chulo]

Every zombie death from The Walking Dead condensed into 69 seconds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afcWyJhsBXo

[rhino]

is TS-19 the last episode?

[khalifah]

Every zombie death from The Walking Dead condensed into 69 seconds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afcWyJhsBXo

to short if you get what i meen.

[seraosha]

Undead hordes with no sort of tactics, versus an enemy with range, natural instincts to survive. Get higher ground, claymores, and a good ex-filtration route.

And after you turn a large portion of the attacking horde into red mist, the pieces still crawl after you. I remember staying up 100 hours and seeing ****...throw in your family, your home turf, and what's left of your platoon...the rest of them are dead if they are lucky...and coming after you if not. Atlanta has

a total 2009 estimated population of 5,831,778.[

What's surprising is anyone within earshot of Atlanta is still breathing.

I hope the lethality goes back to the comic book level.

Something nifty to share.