Escape From Zombie Island 2 ready for public consumption

Rate of fire is Strength, not the Number of Moves. If I had a cannon ball with a Rate of Fire of 2 and it had a Bombard Strength of 10, each cannon ball would be equivalent to 2 x 10 per shot or Hitting with the force of 2 cannon balls that had a Bombard Strength of 10. The Blitz setting is what allows a unit to attack more than once if they have more than one move. Blitz allows as many separate attacks as the number of moves the unit has.
 
KingArthur said:
Didn't you read the warning on the first post? ;)

* Warning: This scenario contains strong language and graphic depiction of zombie-human interaction.

Just what quote are you referring to as I will take a second look at it.

Glad you liked it though and to achieve a victory with the Company is no mean feat! There will be a new version out shortly and while it doesn't change any of the language it is improved in every other way.

The survivors said "Yea, though i walk through the shadow of the valley of death, i shall fear no evil- for i am the baddest motherf*cker in town" :lol: not sure that was entirely needed;) funny but not needed and uh the star wasnt there in the original qoute
 
That's a bastardised quotation from a famous phrase supposedly uttered by General Patton. How about Son of a ***** instead of mofo?
 
Alternatively, (cleaner version)

Yea, though i walk through the shadow of the valley of death, i shall fear no evil- for I carry an Uzi-9mm!
 
Even better than the last one :goodjob:

LizardmenRule! said:
General Fullbright slammed down the phone, causing his secretary to jump.

"Damn National Guard," Fullbright muttered. "Can't even control a small scale riot!" The secretary did not reply as a messenger entered the general's office and handed her a document. She glanced at it briefly.

"General, I think you'd better read this." The General snatched the paper away from his secretary and looked over the printed words. His face hardened as he dropped the paper to his desk. Fullbright picked up the phone and punched in a number.

"The situation on Paradise has escalated. The National Guard aren't doing ****, and I have a report that the rioters seem to be much more dangerous than we first thought."

The secretary could hear the voice on the other end of the line, but could not make out the words. The General drummed his fingers on his desk. He grunted several times in acknowledgement, then cleared his throat.

"Send in the Marines."
 
Thanks guys. I hope this one is good too :)

Pilot

WHAM!! The zombie's head snapped off its rotting neck and rolling grotesquely across the floor like a gruesome soccer ball. Captain Murdoch swung the briefcase at a groan behind him. The creature toppled backwards and fell on to the luggage conveyor belt. The zombie struggled to stand as the conveyor belt carried it away from the pilot.

Murdoch wiped his forehead with his handkerchief. He could hear more of the zombies approaching; their dead feet dragging as they walked. Murdoch ran in the opposite direction until he came to the airport manager's office. It was unlocked, and Murdoch side-stepped inside.

He latched the door closed, then dragged the manager's desk across the entrance. He hoped it would hold. Murdoch sat down in the comfortable chair in the now vacant looking office, and waited for help to arrive...
 
So far, the list of changes that I have (and I don't have any more listed)

1. Worsen Zombie Corruption somehow. I'm just suffering under too many of them!
2. I think the Company needs +1 defender in its HQ, again.
 
Vuldacon said:
"4. Zeb needs to have rate of Fire changed from 1 to 2 (that means he can attack twice ... yes ???) ... there may be other units that need this as well". This is the blitz setting and King Arthur has removed Blitz from the Sheriff and Zeb.
No he hasn't. I just checked and they both have blitz already! :confused:
 
Mine have Blitz too King Arthur but I thought you told me you were removing that setting...personally I prefer the Blitz setting for those special units.

Lord Malbeth... The TV Station entry should not state Hannibal Smith because he may not be the Particular Survivor who makes it to the TV Station:) . This should all be more of a Warning to the Rest of the World as well as telling the World what has and or is still happening on Paradise Island because the World does not know until at least one of the Survivors makes it to the TV Station and tell them. Because there are also Zombies on the mainland...this means the Virus will spread unless Totally Stopped. As a Survivor, you are telling the World the "Horrible Truth" about Paradise Island and Warning the World as you Frantically ask for Help.

Virote_Considon...Thanks for the Report list...we will gather as much info as we can and address these issues. Please also play other factions so we can get a broad understanding for all of them because some things may be different for each of them. Because the main Idea of this game is many Zombies, I would not want to lessen their numbers but I do understand if they are too powerful as well as being many. Perhaps we could lower the attack/defense settings to reach a happy medium...or should I say Scary Medium? :) I agree that it would not hurt to provide a few more Defender Units for the Other Factions just so they can have a Chance. I assume you are playing on level 12A?
 
Did you guys see my zombie goo entry?

odintheking said:
Got one for zombie goo:

The Zombies needed more power to soften up the walking brain containers. But how? Zombies aren't exactly the most inventive kind of "people", but they obviously have special powers, otherwise they'd still be among the dead losers that weren't ressurected by the Company. Duh. So how do the Zombies give power to weak, new zombies? BAM! Zombie goo. No one knows what exactly zombie goo is, but do you really care? You can build friggin' monster zombies with it! Stop asking stupid questions and find some.
 
odintheking - zombie goo is explained in the text file already and your entry does not really fit what is said elsewhere - see below. What I need is a back story to go with it see some of the other #DESC_ type entries in the current civilopedia for the format or LizardMenRule!s writing.

What we know already about Zombie Goo:
^Those idiots at The Company have stockpiled a huge supply of the Zombie virus in a concentrated form (Zombie Goo).
When a Zombie comes into contact with Zombie Goo it sparks off even more hideous mutations. The Zombie will grow
monstrously large and become an almost unstoppable killing/eating machine. May God have mercy on us!

^Zombie Goo is a pile of noxious, vile, gloppy liquid that harbors a high concentration of the Zombie Virus. Zombie Goo
is usually created as the result of an EZD (Explosive Zombie Death). Any living creatures that touch it with their bare
skin will become infected and slowly begin to transform into zombies. So, don't touch it.
 
Here's an example of format / style for #DESC entries. As you will see #BLDG_ explains all the game concepts and includes a short description. The #DESC_ is more of a back story or short scene as if lifted from the script of a movie.

#BLDG_SS_Engine
^
^
^[Electric Generators] provide power to operate machine tools and to keep the lights on, which helps to keep the Zombies
back. The generator allows a building to grow to level 2 size, provides influence and increases production by 3 points.
^
^A building must have access to $LINK<fuel=GOOD_Oil> to build an electric generator.
#DESC_BLDG_SS_Engine
^
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^The throaty roar of the generator was comforting. Freddy had managed to hook it up to the local power grid, so they
could keep the street lights on while the survivors went about collecting the supplies they needed. Out in the shadows,
they could hear the shuffling and raspy moans of the undead, just beyond range of the light. As long as the generator held
out they should be okay...
 
Mmmm Brains

Now that Josh was a zombie, life (Or at least afterlife) was put in a much different perspective. All those philisophical questions that had constantly bothered him while he was alive all became unim0ortant when compared to the much more important problem of feeding the vast hunger that filled him. Exactly what was it that he was supposed to eat now?
The questioning had to be put aside when Josh saw a human trying to sneak through the streets. The puny human never saw Josh coming. Josh stared blankly at the mutilated corpse that had originally been the human. Out of what was left of his head, a grey, mushy, and very yummy looking substance was leaking out. Josh dipped his rotting fingers into the yummylicious looking substance, and took a taste. There was an explosion of flavor on his tounge. It was the most wonderful sensation Josh had ever experience, alive or dead. A low murmur came from Josh'es decayed mouth, that steadily grew louder.
"BRAINS....."
 
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