The type of person to hide a zombie bite?

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It’s the Zombie apocalypse.

You and your fellow survivors are out hunting for food, you narrowly escaped some zombies.

You get a bite but no one sees on your forearm.

You roll up your sleeves.

As you’re walking back to base you know that if you don’t tell anyone you’re going to turn and maybe bite more people.

But there’s just some weird selfish hope inside you that says maybe you won’t turn.

Maybe you won’t become a zombie.

Are you going to tell them so they’ll shoot you in the face?

If you don’t, you’re a dick.
 
Have you Played The Walking dead videogame? I read the post and randomly remembered this. <45>

 
I'd probably put a bullet in my own head. I have no interest in being a walking corpse and I have balls enough to take care of business myself.
 
The correct answer to what to do in that situation, is to tell them so they can cut the limb off immediately.


That will probably get you out of scavenging trips for a while too. Win win.
 
Generally speaking in standard zombie rules you have some time before turning. This gives you the opportunity to go back, say your goodbyes and then end it.

Oh well, shit happens.
 
But what if there's a cure like in Resident Evil videogames?
 
I am the type of person to kill myself before getting bit. What is the point of living in a zombie hellscape?
 
I am the type of person to kill myself before getting bit. What is the point of living in a zombie hellscape?
If you stayed away from cities and big groups, you could set up somewhere nice and be self sufficient and safe. Pick a nice cottage on an island with a woodstove, start working the land, build fences. Lots of work at first but eventually it would pay off. Add a ton of books to your early scavenging and you’re all set.
 
Dana White

Bill Murray will pretend got already bitten to confuse zombies
 
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