What would you do?

[Misfit KotLD]

How quickly do the zombies decay in swampy conditions?

[khyron1144]

When in danger or in doubt, run in circles scream and shout.

[Nightbreed]

Kidding aside, I would use a combination of both. I would stay in my general area, but continuously move about between several locations I would pick out, fortify and stock with survivables (my new word).

I would always be on the move, but never really go too far.

Well, first trying to arm up, get some supplies. If this happened during the WINTER solstice then we'd have problems. Since it's summer only problem is dehydration (get alot of water!!!!) besides the obvious living impaired and those who want to play "Road Warrior". Then hunkering down for the winter. Hopefully finding survivors along the way. Sounds like a decent plan, but you know how Murphy is.

[Nightbreed]

Wrong Murphy you.

[Nightbreed]

Unfortunately, dehydration is just as big of a danger in the winter as it is in the summer. It doesn't always snow everywhere, and the ground tends to get much harder, making drilling for water that much more difficult. Wells freeze, etc.

True, but i'm only talking about Jersey, where i'm at. I figure trying to go west to the camp sites and if it snows, trying to melt them for water if possible. I'm not saying that it'll be easy or that i'll last past the first winter. As is too many variables.

[csbioborg]

run to the reserve unit and run fast

get the keys to the armory and fight off the hordes with everybody else that made it

[sHaka]

I'd go turtle. I have a two year old and a pregnant wife. There's no way they could keep up with the pace if we made a run for it, and I wouldn't care about surviving without them.

I'd hole up as best I could, nipping out for little scavenger runs where possible.

[sHaka]

And if the wave makes your wife and baby a zombie then what?

It's hard for me to give an accurate response to such an unlikey scenario, something I've never really considered, but I imagine I'd be so distraught that I'd be easy pickings for a passing sloucher. Sounds defeatist, but after witnessing something that horrific, I'm not sure I'd really care about carrying on. Who knows, maybe basic survival instincts would kick in and I'd run and continue with my miserable existense until the inevitable, nasty end.