<p>The tile (or possibly multiple tiles) is used to mark the zones that zombies spawn in, but the tile itself isn't a zone. Zombies can't be &quot;in&quot; the tile, they are in the zone that tile is on.</p>

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2021-12-13T22:04:18.900Z
That's how I thought it worked.
Desorder
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James Otter
<p>One quick clarification.</p>
<p>I was playing with a new group of friends and the way they spawn the zombies is on the spawn tile (the red tile). Because of that, when the activation phase for the zombies comes, this group does the first walk from the tile to the zone where the tile is located.</p>
<p>How I play is, the red spawn tile marks the zone the zombies spawn; then, during activation, they will move to the next zone and not into the zone from the tile as the group above.</p>
<p>What's the correct way to spawn and do the movement for the zombie?</p>

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Spawn zones: the tile or the zone?
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# Spawn zones: the tile or the zone?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-12-11)

One quick clarification.

I was playing with a new group of friends and the way they spawn the zombies is on the spawn tile (the red tile). Because of that, when the activation phase for the zombies comes, this group does the first walk from the tile to the zone where the tile is located.

How I play is, the red spawn tile marks the zone the zombies spawn; then, during activation, they will move to the next zone and not into the zone from the tile as the group above.

What's the correct way to spawn and do the movement for the zombie?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2021-12-13. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

The tile (or possibly multiple tiles) is used to mark the zones that zombies spawn in, but the tile itself isn't a zone. Zombies can't be "in" the tile, they are in the zone that tile is on.

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> **username_0**: That's how I thought it worked.  

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