Walker's Worst Enemy
Stairs.
I mean really, they can barely walk, so it would make sense that it would be very difficult for them to lift their legs and walk up, at best they'd try to climb up taking much longer. Stay atop a bunch of stairs and add a few barricades at certain points and it would take forever for them to make it to you, if they even knew you were up there. Only downside would be an exit plan but that shouldn't be to hard to figure out, worst case when **** hits the fan flee to the roof, and use a homemade bridge of some sort to the next building then block off or destroy it. If Lee and Co. were to hold up in say an apartment building or something their biggest threat would be whats already inside, which if their careful they could easily take care of.
I mean really, they can barely walk, so it would make sense that it would be very difficult for them to lift their legs and walk up, at best they'd try to climb up taking much longer. Stay atop a bunch of stairs and add a few barricades at certain points and it would take forever for them to make it to you, if they even knew you were up there. Only downside would be an exit plan but that shouldn't be to hard to figure out, worst case when **** hits the fan flee to the roof, and use a homemade bridge of some sort to the next building then block off or destroy it. If Lee and Co. were to hold up in say an apartment building or something their biggest threat would be whats already inside, which if their careful they could easily take care of.
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Well, they do seem to attact a lot of flies.
People thought that about Daleks once.
I don't think stairs would be a problem if you were being chased up them, but more so if you were being chased down them.
When you underestimate a Dalek, you end up EXTERMINATED!
pretty sure those are zombies worst nightmare =P
You just gotta make sure you bought that extra horse armor DLC and your golden.
Yes but they lost it to the Governor, plus it made mobility and vision worse.
Read The Zombie Survival Guide. Well, you dont so much read it as much as study it. It 'documents' all types of zombie facts; based on various 'field tests' conducted on Zombie. Not surprisingly, it answers everything you just asked and a whole lot more
this.
I don't see zombies being all that worried about falling and a falling zombie would be that much more dangerous to anyone actually on the stairs.
I didn't say alone in armor. I said knights, as in cavalry group in full armor. 30 strong guys in full armor could wreck a large portion of walkers.
Dehydration kills in the span of days where starvation is months.
Nope. 30 guys in armor decapitate thirty zombies and then get tackled and smothered to death. Your best weapon against zombies is agility. Putting on a ton of metal that restricts your movement and makes you more clumsy to gain immunity against bites is like pouring cement on yourself and cutting off your legs.
Sorry, they die of thirst. Unless they drink the zombie guts.
Stairs would only work if they are those stairs which are just a little bit too far apart meaning you almost always trip over
Bugs dont eat zombies because they are zombies, nothing living ever eats zombies...
To quote the official zombie survival guide: "you'll end up as little more than canned food"
yes, because as we have learned from hundreds of years of human history, it is that armour only slows you down and gets you killed
Some times a light fast outfit is much more effective than heavily armoured troops - like the Mongol invasion of Europe in the middle ages.
Its basically 'horses for courses' and 'know your enemy and yourself'.
Metal armour required years of training to gain battle mobility...id be laughing at those people getting munched in the open parts of the armour as I power walk away.
i guess it really depends on the amount/weight of armour and you physical strength and fitness, but light to medium armour will only give you an advantage, obviously walking in a full suit of medieval plate armour would slow you down, but that type of armour was only really used on horseback, mobility has always been a big factor in the design of armour because they were designed to protect you from fully mobile humans, to think that armour makes people less effective in combat is silly