QUOTE (Leon S. Kennedy @ May 9 2008, 07:05 PM)

No offense, it's good info but quoting it would be an eye sore. I'm rather confused by how they don't explain any of that either, but you write too much. You make one hell of a ranter though, props on that.
None taken, however, I don't know why anyone would take offense to writing a lot. My above post is modest considering the types of discussions that are out there, especially from other forums. But I don't think we should derail this thread into that topic, so I suggest we drop it here.
Also, you can split a post up into multiple quotes if the post is rather large, and you can also quote multiple people. If you don't know how to do that, pm me and I'll gladly show you for your future use.
QUOTE (Leon S. Kennedy @ May 9 2008, 07:05 PM)

I'm rather confused by how they don't explain any of that either
Romero knows a lot about zombies, but I find that even his version of zombies is second to the 28 Days/Weeks Later version. That's just my opinion, though. I greatly enjoy all forms of zombies and am an enthusiast when it comes to zombies in general, but many of the different types just seem really silly to me. And the idea of a decomposing, brain-eating zombie is kind of silly in itself. It makes for some really fun stories and games, though.
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QUOTE (Drayno @ May 9 2008, 07:38 PM)

Also, here would be my ...eh, open area weapons..
Are those ornamental blades? I wouldn't trust an ornamental blade to do anything other than cutting food and opening mail. I've tested the durability of a fifty-dollar ornamental blade versus a fifty-dollar ka-bar knife and the ornamental blade broke right away, whereas my ka-bar was only dulled and scratched a bit, which was easily fixed with some sharpening tools and a few mothballs.