>>32840379

You're not sure of the details - Danny has been paying more attention to the news than any of the rest of you - but a flu-like illness appeared in southeast Asia at the begining of April. The news stations (back before they stopped broadcasting) were calling this the Alpha Strain. Everyone thought it was just a particularly virulent form of the flu. It wasn't until something like 1/3 of the dead began to "come back to life" that we realized it wasn't normal Influenza.

Then things got complicated. The Alpha strain spread like a normal flu, and not everyone who caught it died. Most people got better, but apparently, they just became carriers. The virus, or whatever it is, learns to hide from your immune system. If the virus does kill them, it sometimes mutates into the Beta Strain, which reanimates the body. The Beta strain is only transmitted by direct bodily fluid contact, usually when the corpse bites someone. Being directly introduced to the Beta strain is always fatal, and will result in reanimation every time. Or so you're told.

It took the world's scientists and doctors about two weeks to straighten this whole mess out, and by that time it was too late to stop it from spreading. The federal government went into crisis control mode. About a week ago, you heard that the Army and National Guard had secured power plants and utilies around the country, with the official mesage of "wait inside until the cure is discovered."

The cure hasn't been discovered, but at least the lights are still on.

(2/3)

>>32840388

You are... or were... a Junior at Penn State University. Classes were cancelled ten days ago. You're an RA for one of the dorms in West Halls, a position you only signed up for because you heard you would get to keep any booze you confiscated from the underage underclassmen. As a result, however, you're pretty much the only authority figure left among the half dozen freshman who are still here. Well, at least until Garrett and Jason get back.

Turns out that once you bar the first floor, your dorm room is surprisingly secure from the corpses outside. The stairwells on either end of the building lead to the outside. The doors are pretty thick and open outwards, so it'd take quite a few of the walkers to knock it down, and it doesn't look like they're capable of coordinating. Anyway, you've got some time to kill before the guys come back from their food run. What are you going to do in the meantime?

>Try to get in contact with Dad or Megan back home. It's been a few days since you've heard of either of them.
>Explore some of the dorm rooms. Being an RA, you've got a key to use in emergencies that can open any of the dorms. There's quite a few that you haven't opened yet, but they very well may be occupied....
>Talk to Danny. He's hardly been off his laptop for a week and if anyone knows what's going on in the rest of the world, it's him.
>Talk to some of the other underclassmen. You know Claire has been taking things pretty hard lately. The others probably are as well. You're no expert, but you're pretty sure its important to stay positive.
>Try to do some research on the undead outside.
>Other Write in

I'm also open for suggestions on what to call zombies in this universe.

First things first, let's get some essentials done.

>Talk to Danny, see if he's got some good news we can share with the underclassmen.

>>32840405
>Explore some of the dorm rooms. Being an RA, you've got a key to use in emergencies that can open any of the dorms. There's quite a few that you haven't opened yet, but they very well may be occupied....
Last thing we want is a kid who's infected and hiding in their room.

>>32840405
>Talk to Danny. He's hardly been off his laptop for a week and if anyone knows what's going on in the rest of the world, it's him.

>>32840405
> Try to get in contact with Dad or Megan back home. It's been a few days since you've heard of either of them.
followed by
> Talk to Danny. He's hardly been off his laptop for a week and if anyone knows what's going on in the rest of the world, it's him.

>Explore some of the dorm rooms. Being an RA, you've got a key to use in emergencies that can open any of the dorms. There's quite a few that you haven't opened yet, but they very well may be occupied...

I'll say first option to 3 votes, unless there's a huge amount of participation.

>>32840587
I'm more used to time limit with voting but first to 3 should be fine

>>32840405
>>Talk to Danny. He's hardly been off his laptop for a week and if anyone knows what's going on in the rest of the world, it's him.
>>Talk to some of the other underclassmen. You know Claire has been taking things pretty hard lately. The others probably are as well. You're no expert, but you're pretty sure its important to stay positive.

>>32840625
>>32840581
>>32840571
>>32840549

Talking to Danny it is. Writing.

>>32840632
You make your way up the stairwell to the fourth floor, where everyone left in the building has taken to congregating. You're not sure why, but the conventional wisdom is that the zombies can't get up the stairs very quickly, which makes the top floor the safest place. It's convenient at least, you were the RA of the 4th floor anyway.

Danny Chen is one of the students who hasn't seemed to find a clique to join by the time spring semester rolled around. Most of the other students on the floor had either joined fraternities or clubs. Danny and Claire are the two only ones who still attend your Residence Hall activities that Student Affairs made you keep doing. He's Korean (you think), but his family lived in Erie for at least a few years.

The door to Room 402 is ajar, though out of courtesy, you knock on the door frame and stand in the doorway. Danny looks up. "Oh, hey Tyler. Jason and Garrett out now?"

"Yeah. They're going to try to raid some of the stores on State Street. Hopefully find some food or bottled water. It'll be about half an hour, or so. Any word from the outside?"

"Lots of words. Little information." Danny frowns. "I found some pretty gruesome footage from Philly."

Back when they thought the disease was just the flu, most cities set up triage tents with the hope of quarantining the sick together, as the hospitals were overflowing. Philadelphia didn't have its act together, and only officially announced the treatment stations this week. Except the messaging got botched. They actually intended that it be refugee camps to protect those still uninfected. As a result, about everyone in the city tried to go that way. There were unconfirmed reports of police in riot gear firing on the people trying to get in. True reports, apparently.

(1/2)

>>32841025

"Isn't Troy's family from Philly?"

Danny nods. "His older brother called him when shit hit the fan, said he'd come for him. That was.." Danny counts on his hand, "4 days ago." Troy's seemed either incredibly optimistic or in denial from what you can tell. You hope it's the former, but your gut says the latter.

"What about a cure?"

"Nobody seems to have anything. Some scientists aren't even sure that the Alpha and Beta strains are the same disease." Looks like you're going to be on your own. You look at your watch. You've got about 15 min before you'll need to lookout for Garret and Jason.

>You've got time to do one more thing in the meanwhile, pick one of the above, remaining.

>>32841043
>Talk to some of the other underclassmen. You know Claire has been taking things pretty hard lately. The others probably are as well. You're no expert, but you're pretty sure its important to stay positive.

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>Explore some of the dorm rooms. Being an RA, you've got a key to use in emergencies that can open any of the dorms. There's quite a few that you haven't opened yet, but they very well may be occupied...

Let's try to keep Starcraft alive, throw away Claire to the dead when she eventually fucks something up.

>Try to do some research on the undead outside.

>>32841043
>Explore some of the dorm rooms. Being an RA, you've got a key to use in emergencies that can open any of the dorms. There's quite a few that you haven't opened yet, but they very well may be occupied....

Rolled 1

>>32841117
>>32841167
>>32841199

Let's see what the dice gods decide

Rolled 3

>>32841279

Or just this, Writing.

Rolled 3

>>32841313
"Looks like we just have to stay put and wait it out." You say. "Let me know if anything big happens." And turn to leave.

"Uh, Tyler. What happens when the power goes out? The dorm seems safe enough, but we don't have nearly enough supplies to stay here, especially if we're competing for resources with anyone else still in town."

"Let's just take it one issue at a time." He's right, though. Oh well. You decide to check out some of the other dorm rooms. The apocalypse constitutes a grave enough emergency to enter other student's rooms, right?

You head back to yours and grab the key and your baseball bat. You barricaded the first floor with Jason a while ago. Aside from the thick doors to the outside, the only apparent entrance points into the building are the windows on the ground level. You figure it's better to be safe that way.

The dorm is co-ed, but the administration still put guys and girls onto different floors.

>Check out the 3rd floor. You can't imagine the girls have much in the way of improvisable weapons, but there is probably some food you can salvage.
>Go down to the second floor. Maybe the guys down there had some sports equipment or tools. You'd also bet that you could find some alcohol down there.

>>32841441
>Go down to the second floor. Maybe the guys down there had some sports equipment or tools. You'd also bet that you could find some alcohol down there.
>alcohol
We should ask Danny later if any of the news sites or web forums say if molotov cocktails or fire works well on the zombies.

>>32841441
>Check out the 3rd floor. You can't imagine the girls have much in the way of improvisable weapons, but there is probably some food you can salvage.

Where da munchies at?
I expect the patrol got rekt so we still might need food

>>32841441
>>Go down to the second floor. Maybe the guys down there had some sports equipment or tools. You'd also bet that you could find some alcohol down there.

>>32841441
>>Go down to the second floor. Maybe the guys down there had some sports equipment or tools. You'd also bet that you could find some alcohol down there.

Rolled 1

>>32841473
>>32841588

You pass Peter and Troy as you make your way down the stairs. They're sitting at the top of the stairwell, throwing a tennis ball back and forth. Might as well start at the beginning

>Room 201

You stand in the hallway for a few seconds, straining your ears. Don't hear anything. There is a slightly unpleasant smell, but you truthfully couldn't tell that the guys floor didn't smell like BO and old, stale things to begin with. You put your hand on the doorknob and try it. This one isn't even locked. You throw the door open and step back, ready to swing with the bat.

Looks like this room is empty at least. Someone clearly left this room in a hurry. The bed has unmade sheets, and books and papers are scattered across the floor. There's even some cash sitting on the desk. Not that it'd do you much good now. You check the obvious places. The closet is filled with dirty laundry. The minifridge is empty, but in the freezer, there is a half-full fifth of Smirnoff 151.

You make a note to ask Danny if anyone on the internet had luck with Molotov cocktails. After several more minutes of searching, you find little else of use in this room.

You're about to check your watch when you hear Jason's voice from outside "Tyler! Let us in!" Shit. You leap down the stars and push open the door. The stench hits you immediately.

(1/2)

>>32841905

A girl rushes by you. Garrett is on his back, pushing his spear against the zombie on top of him, while Jason wrenches his hammer from the skull of another. You glance around. There are at least 3 more shambling your direction about 20 yards away from the door. Garrett screams as his shoulder gets bitten into. You pull Jason inside and close the door.

Jason is trembling, and before you can ask what happened, you see the bloody mark on his arm.

How do you want to handle this (We'll get to the girl in a second)?
>He's been bitten, he's now a threat to everyone. We have to kill him or send him out.
>Let him die, then destroy the corpse. He can go out peacefully.
>Come to think of it, you haven't seen someone turn in person. This might actually be a useful opportunity to study them.

>>32841924
>Come to think of it, you haven't seen someone turn in person. This might actually be a useful opportunity to study them.
He'll have to be quarantined, though.
Same with Garrett.

>>32841981

Garrett is still outside and there are 3-4 zombies out there. Retrieving him now would be risky and he's probably not going to survive much longer.

>Let him die, then destroy the corpse. He can go out peacefully.
>Explain to him it's obviously too late for him. Ask if he wants to get it over with, or say his farewells and wait until he passes away before what needs to be done

>>32841981
Garret is outside and a goner? He's probably going to be eaten full or turn in to one. No going outside por favor.

>>32841924
>Let him die, then destroy the corpse. He can go out peacefully.

The students would freak if the other options were taken

>>32842098
>>32841924
>Let him die, then destroy the corpse. He can go out peacefully.
>Explain to him it's obviously too late for him. Ask if he wants to get it over with, or say his farewells and wait until he passes away before what needs to be done
I can roll with this

>>32842148
>>32842108
>>32842098

Hokay. Writing.

>>32842154
Jason slumps to the floor, panting. "Fuck," and slings off his backpack. "At least we got a couple bottles of water."

He looks down at his arm, and back up at you. "Wha...what does this mean?"

You open your mouth, but no sound comes out. Outside, Garret's screams stop.

"I'm dead aren't I?"

You nod.

"Fuck!" Tears start streaming down Jason's face.

"It's... gonna be ok. You've got at least 6 hours. Come back upstairs and we'll make you comfortable. Heck, I even found some vodka downstairs. Would you like that?" You're not sure he heard you.

You turn to the girl, She can't be more than 16. She's crouched in the fetal position behind the steps. You stretch out your hand "My name's Tyler. I'm not going to hurt you. What's your name?"

"Sarah."

"Sarah, are you ok? Have you been bitten?"

She shakes her head. Garrett and Jason for this girl? Shitty deal. You hear several pairs of feet running down the stairs. Craig, Troy and Peter appear, stopping, and surveying you three.

Craig points to Jason. "He's been bitten! What's he doing in the building? He's a danger to the rest of us!"

>Reason with Craig. Jason isn't an immediate threat.
>Display force. He's not in charge here, you are. What you say goes. And you say Jason stays.
1d100 either way. Best of first 3

Rolled 6

>>32842398
>Display force. He's not in charge here, you are. What you say goes. And you say Jason stays.

>>32842398
>Reason with Craig. Jason isn't an immediate threat.
Do we vote then roll or roll with votes?

>>32842427

I'll take the best roll and combine it with the majority choice vote.

Rolled 10

>>32842398
>Reason with Craig. Jason isn't an immediate threat.

Rolled 94

>>32842427
>>32842436
Alrighty then

Rolled 10

>>32842398
Reason

Rolled 99

>Reason with Craig. Jason isn't an immediate threat.

>>32842398
>Agree with Craig
Making the classic zombie movie fuck up by letting him stay.

>>32842454

You step toward the door. "You want me to kick him out? There's 4 of them out there right now. This strikes you as a smart idea?"

Craig stumbles back up the stairs. "What? Hell no. Why didn't you.." He trails off.

"Jason still looks alive to me. I want to keep everyone safe as much as you, but it won't take him for another few hours. Besides, Jason's the one who made the sacrifice, and he came back with some water. He should get the say in how it ends."

You scan the three of them. Troy is looking at Craig suspiciously, and you can't get a read on Peter, but Craig at least seems to back down. You turn back to Jason.

"Ok man. What do you want to do? Would you like to come back up with us?"

Jason nods feebly. You grab his arm and pull him up, escorting him past the guys on the stairs. "Peter, grab the stuff, would you?"

(1/2)

>>32842754
You put Jason up in your room. He tells you that the supply run actually went without incident. They were making their way back to the dorm when they saw half a dozen zombies surrounding a tree on campus, with a girl up in the branches. Garrett had argued that they needed to rescue her. She'd be dead otherwise. They killed most of the zombies without problem; they were too focused on Sarah. But the noise apparently attracted too many more. By the time Sarah got down, they were surrounded. That's when Jason got bitten.

You make smalltalk for a little while. Jason starts coughing and sweating profusely.

After a few hours, everyone is packed into your room. Everyone except Craig. It's clear that Jason's circling the drain. "Don't hesitate." He says weakly. "I don't want anyone else to die because of me." You assure him you won't.

Eventually, his breathing slows, and then stops. You order everyone out of the room, before closing the door, dragging his body onto the floor and impounding his skull with two quick strikes of the hammer. You open the window and with some difficulty, hoist Jason's body out and down.

You make your way to the hallway and see everyone watching you, expectantly.

>What do you say?

>>32842770
Jason is now at peace, let us take a moment to remember his deeds in life.

>>32842827
Not just him. Both of them. A moment of silence, but then get back to business. Make sure and double check every possible entrance, we've got less defenders, so we need to make sure the physical defenses are able to take up the slack.

>>32842770
The fuck are you all looking at?

>>32842859
Second

>>32842827
>>32842859
>>32842866
This is where you're supposed to honor the deceased? "Jason is... at peace now. Garrett too. They both made brave sacrifices. Let's have a moment to remember them." You add on, "Pray for them, if that's your thing."

Claire is huddled with Sarah, and they're both sniffling. Everyone else looks down at the floor for a few seconds, before looking back up at you.

"Well? What the fuck are you looking at me for? It's getting dark. We'll need to settle in for the night. Troy and Peter, I want you guys to check both entrances. Make sure we're secure. We've got fewer people now. Need to make sure the building is safe."

"You got it boss." Troy says and they head off down the hallway.

>Take stock of supplies
>Talk to Sarah, see what her story is. Maybe she's got some useful skills?
>Other (write in)

>>32842973
>Talk to Sarah, see what her story is. Maybe she's got some useful skills?

>>32842973
>Talk to Sarah, see what her story is. Maybe she's got some useful skills?
Lets see if she was worth losing two people for.

>>32842973
>Talk to Sarah, see what her story is. Maybe she's got some useful skills?

Since the power is still running (thank you Federal Government for having someone who watched zombie movies and read Cracked), the water should still be running, right?

We should see if we can get people to start trawling through the Internet for good anti-zombie tactics.

>>32842973
>>Talk to Sarah, see what her story is. Maybe she's got some useful skills?

>>32843017
>>32843019
>>32843036
>>32843051

writing

>>32843158

You follow Claire and Sarah back to Claire's room, or at least the one she appropriated on the 4th floor. They sit down on the bed, and you grab a chair. "So, Sarah. What were you doing climbing a tree in the middle of campus?"

You'd feel sorry for the poor girl, were you not still pissed at loosing Garrett and Jason for it. Turns out her father caught the Alpha Strain late. He only died a few days ago, and didn't reanimate. Before he died, they heard on the local radio station that Beaver Stadium had become a refugee camp of sorts. She had stayed in her house near town until the food ran out and was making her way there. Came across some zombies on campus, tried to get into a building - it was locked - she panicked and climbed a tree.

"Beaver Stadium? They might have their own generators out there." You're not sure, but the prospect of safety in numbers does sound appealing. But that would mean the group of you trekking about a mile across campus.

The sun had set for thirty minutes or so when Danny comes rushing over. "Uh.. guys. I think you're gonna want to see this." He leads you to the other end of the building, into room 428 and points out the window, though you don't need him to. You can hear it.

Across the street, you see one of the fraternity houses. All the lights are on, and music is playing. They're having a party? You can see that they've crudely barricaded the windows on the first floor near the front door, mostly by piling furniture. They clearly have attracted the attention of any of the nearby zombies as well, as in the dim light, you see several shambling up the street.

"Did you know Sig Nu still had people in it?"

"They kept quiet until now. I never saw anyone go in or out either."

>Try to get the attention of people in the frat. If they come quick, most can probably make it across the street and safely into your dorm.
>Just watch. No good will come of this.

>>32843036

And yes, the water is still running... for now.

>>32843305
>Just watch. No good will come of this.
They made their mistake and people who fuck up this bad are a liability and danger to the group.

>>32843305
>Just watch. No good will come of this.

>>32843323
>still running water
Okay, then let's fill up every clean bottle we have with water, make sure that everyone showers regularly.
Hygiene is important, because we can't afford anyone getting sick due to uncleanliness.

>>32843305
>>Just watch. No good will come of this.

>>32843305
>Just watch. No good will come of this
They already have the attention of every zombie in the area, it's too late for them.

>>32843305
>Just watch. No good will come of this.
I can't see a frat following any directions we give after a certain amount of time

>>32843404
>Okay, then let's fill up every clean bottle we have with water, make sure that everyone showers regularly.
>Hygiene is important, because we can't afford anyone getting sick due to uncleanliness.

I'm not really interested in getting down in the weeds of the details like supplies management. You can generally assume that people are going to act smart-ish with respect to basic survival (unless otherwise stated).

Anyway, writing

>>32843305
>Just watch. No good will come of this.
People always assume Frat Guys are stupid. Sure some of them are but most good frat houses will have a couple of straight A students in them.

Maybe they turned all the lights and music on to create a distraction while they make a run for Beaver Stadium... Or maybe they're just dumb.

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>>32843305
>>Just watch. No good will come of this.
This will be good.

>>32843470
The smart frat guys act like normal people and don't run around campus with their shirts off screaming the name of their frat. But the dumb ones do and everyone remembers that guy.

The smart ones blend in so most people forget about them.

Claire looks at you nervously. "What are we we going to do?"

"What can we do? We already lost two guys today. I'm not risking people to go over there. Not to mention we barely have the food to feed us."

You guys watch for a little while. There are four zombies on the porch scraping on doors or windows, and several more approaching along the street. At one point, a guy climbs out a second floor window onto the roof of the porch, unzips his pants and begins laughing as he urinates on a zombie below him.

Danny sticks his head out the window. "What are you doing?" He yells.

The frat brother looks up and waves, "Party at the end of the world, man!" He lets out a drunken laugh. "Out of food, my family's probably already dead. Go out with a bang!" He shouts back.

Clarie yells, "We heard there's a camp at Beaver Stadium, you could go there!"

"Do you know how many zombies there are out by east campus? Never make it!" He sways back and forth as he goes to zip his fly back up. He goes to turn around, but then slips on the shingles, sliding off the roof, directly on top of the zombie below him.

Claire gasps, covering her mouth as frat boy scrambles up and the zombies at the door turn on him. He hesitates for a moment, before bull-rushing through them and crashing through one of the windows.

You've had enough. You pull the curtain over the window. "We need to get some sleep." You try to ignore the screams across the street. The music is still playing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0GFRcFm-aY&feature=kp

>>32843861
You wake up at 7. Luckily you're an early riser. You're pretty sure that keeping your morning routine has helped keep you sane. The semblance of normalcy does wonders.

Making your way down the hallway to the bathroom, you squeeze toothpaste on your brush and turn on the faucet. Nothing comes out.

No. No no no no. You try the other sink. Nothing. You scramble over to the showers, turning the knobs to full, but water just drips out. You look at the ceiling and frantically try the light switch. You didn't notice it at first, but the lights won't come on.

There's going to be a big decision to make. You can't make a decision like this on your own, but what do you want to do?
>Try for Beaver Stadium. Maybe the zombie concentration is less than what the frat boy thought.
>Spend some time gathering supplies and getting ready to leave. Your uncle owns a cabin and some land in West Virginia, and he's one of the survivalist types. If anyone's alive and thriving in something like this, it's him.
>Other?

>>32843880
>>Spend some time gathering supplies and getting ready to leave. Your uncle owns a cabin and some land in West Virginia, and he's one of the survivalist types. If anyone's alive and thriving in something like this, it's him.
>>Other?

Any sort of ham radios that someone might have, or any other alternate routes/rumors for survival? Check with Danny again, see if he learned anything new.

>>32843880
>Other?
See what the concentration of zombies around the building is currently

>>32843912

It's about a mile across campus. Who do you want to send, or do you want to go yourself?

>>32843880
>Spend some time gathering supplies and getting ready to leave. Your uncle owns a cabin and some land in West Virginia, and he's one of the survivalist types. If anyone's alive and thriving in something like this, it's him.
The stadium sounds like it'd be a trap.

>>32843880
>Other?
Check around the dorm, see what the zombie concentration is like. Look for anything we can use as transportation, preferably so that we can run over zombies.
Check with Danny, see what people are saying about Beaver Stadium.
Especially check if internet posts are coming OUT of Beaver; if it's quiet, then it's probably overrun.

>>32843933
I meant just looking out the windows to see how many are near the building we are currently in

>>32843965

Oh. This morning, there are almost a dozen in and around the frat house. On the other side of the building, you only see one or two on the lawn. You have blind spots to the north and the south.

>>32843992
Do we or anybody else here own a car?

>>32843880
>Spend some time gathering supplies and getting ready to leave. Your uncle owns a cabin and some land in West Virginia, and he's one of the survivalist types. If anyone's alive and thriving in something like this, it's him.
All good things more to an end

>>32844055

We do not. Parking costs are exorbitant around State College, and everything is within walking distance anyway. You'd only ever needed a car to go home for breaks, and your parents never minded driving about 3 hours to get you every couple months.

>>32844100
Better question: Can anyone here drive, and can they hotwire a car?
Just because parking costs were high, doesn't mean that no one parked.

>>32844100
Okay then.
I vote for checking with Danny about the Beaver Stadium situation.
If it looks grim or even slightly weird we should head to the woods.

>>32843960
This!

Writing a combination of all the above. Then we can make a final decision

You knock on doors and tell everyone to get up. No use in wasting time like this. Your bedroom becomes the de facto council room.

"The power went off sometime last night. Which means that we can afford to stay here for about a day before we're going to need to find something else. This is important, so everyone gets a say, and we can't force everyone to stay, but I'm pretty sure we're better off sticking together." You start. "We need to get all our options on the table. Danny, have you heard anything about the stadium?"

"Like... if it's really a safe camp? I, uh, think so. A couple people were still updating facebook and twitter yesterday. I saw a few mentions of the stadium. It seems like it's safe enough once you're on the inside, I don't know about how hard it'll be to get to." Well then it's probably worth scouting out at least.

"Does anyone know how to hotwire a car?"

"I am thinking that that is not such a good idea." Everyone turns to Peter. "The highways are certainly uh... clogged. Everyone who tried to go, everyone who tried to come, still stuck there."

(1/2)

>>32844647
Danny pipes in. "He's right. Who would have cleared them? The traffic was terrible in every major city trying to get to and from the various camps. Someone dies as they get taken to a hospital, wakes back up, turns on the drive, crashes the car. Or even just regular accidents that happened as people tried to get to their loved ones. Tow trucks weren't working this past week. We'd just get a few miles down the road and have to ditch the car anyway. Not to mention it's highly likely that there's going to be zombies around any cars still on the road."

"You really think we'd be better off on foot?"

Danny shrugs, "Probably. Seems to me that the place that's going to have the zombies is one that had the fewest people. If we're going through the woods, we probably won't run into many."

"We should at least check out the stadium. If it's safe, then this discussion isn't really necessary, is it?" Try says. Claire and Sarah are nodding slightly at this.

Ok, who goes to check out the stadium?
>Just me. I don't want to risk anyone else in this.
>Troy. He's a third string wide out for the football team, which means he's probably in the best shape.
>Craig. At the very least, if he gets eaten, that's one less potential issue.
>Some combination of people (write in)

>>32844664
>>Just me. I don't want to risk anyone else in this.
>>Troy. He's a third string wide out for the football team, which means he's probably in the best shape.

The two of them. Maybe have someone keep an eye on Craig if he's likely to become a liability.

>>32844664
>>Just me. I don't want to risk anyone else in this.

>>32844664
>Just me and Troy

>>32844664
>Some combination of people
Us and Troy.

>>32844719
>>32844729
>>32844738

"Ok. Troy. Let's scout the stadium. Get ready. I want to leave before 10. Everyone else? Take stock of supplies. Gather and condense anything you want to keep. Ok... uh... break!"

As everyone files out of your room, you grab Danny, and tell him quietly. "Keep an eye on Craig, will you?" Danny nods. and leaves. Time to prepare to scout.

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Ok guys, I have to head out for a few hours. I'll be back later tonight, maybe 8 or 9 EST. Is it worth archiving this now, or would it stay on the board until then?

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>>32844664
>Me and Troy It'd be best not to go alone while in small numbers so we wouldn't attract too much attention

What exactly did Craig do wrong?

>>32844843
Uhhh. You could archive it just to be safe, I suppose. Then update it if it is still on the board.

>>32844920
I'm not sure if it has anything with Craig having done something wrong, but his loose temper and self-control.

>>32844920
With the exception of the new girl, all of the characters know each other from before the apocalypse. Basically Craig doesn't like the MC.

>>32845023
>>32844950

Mostly this. He's generally selfish and doesn't really respect the authority of the MC the way everyone else does. He's not actually done anything dangerous or to hurt anyone, but then again, Garrett and Jason had also been there to keep tabs on him as well.

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>>32845110
>doesn't really respect the authority of the MC

Guess we're not continuing tonight.

Sorry guys, things got away from me. I'll either start up again tomorrow around noon EST or later in the week.

The thread's been archived on suptg, so we'll continue where we left off.