Why You Would DEFINITELY Survive ZombiU's BRITISH Zombie Apocalypse (Second Blight)
Wow Such Gaming・2 minutes read
A poll determined a zombie apocalypse in the UK as the scenario to cover, with the outbreak linked to the Black Plague and featuring different types of zombies with unique abilities. The story follows John D's attempts to find a cure for the blight, including using viricide to neutralize the zombie threat and the eventual firebombing of London by the Royal Air Force to end the second blight threat.
Insights
- The zombie apocalypse scenario in the UK, linked to historical events like the Black Plague and the Great Fire of London, highlights the unpredictable nature of pandemics and the potential for widespread devastation.
- The development of an antiviral chemical from zombie pus, along with the effectiveness of loud music in repelling zombies, showcases creative and unconventional methods for combating the undead threat, emphasizing the importance of innovation and adaptability in survival situations.
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Recent questions
How did the zombie apocalypse in the UK originate?
The zombie apocalypse in the UK originated from a virus likely created by military scientists experimenting with viruses, leading to a rapid spread of infection.
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Summary
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Zombie Apocalypse in UK: Historical Predictions and Threats
- A poll was conducted to determine which scenario to cover, with the winner being a zombie apocalypse in the UK.
- The outbreak is linked to the Black Plague, making it potentially survivable or unsurvivable.
- John D, a political advisor under Queen Elizabeth I, made predictions about calamitous events, including the Great Plague of London and the Napoleonic Wars.
- The Black Death reemerged in 1563, claiming many lives and prompting Queen Elizabeth and her entourage to flee London.
- A new disease, the blight, emerged alongside the Black Plague, causing more widespread infection and deadlier symptoms.
- John D's wife was infected with the blight, leading to his search for a cure and encounters with zombies near London.
- The outbreak was quelled, possibly due to the Great Fire of London in 1666, but the blight reemerged later.
- John D predicted a second blight in 2012, which a secret society, the Ravens of D, tried to prevent but failed.
- The virus causing the outbreak likely originated from military scientists experimenting with viruses, leading to the rapid spread of the infection.
- Different types of zombies, including blighters, shufflers, hunters, sprinters, and evolved variants, pose varying levels of threat to survivors, with some exhibiting unique abilities like teleportation and electricity manipulation.
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"Zombie U: Music, Viricide, and Firebombing"
- Loud music effectively repels zombies in Zombie U, making them easy targets once the music is turned on, with the worst they can do being run, spit, and scream, posing minimal threat.
- An antiviral chemical called viricide can be created by extracting pus from a zombie's body, repurposing it to inject into zombies, instantly killing them, showcasing a simple yet effective method to neutralize the zombie threat.
- The majority of London is firebombed by the Royal Air Force in the story, ending the second blight threat, highlighting the potential for widespread use of the zombie-killing chemical and the survivability of the scenario due to the ease of neutralizing the zombies.
