Great post Sidonis.  It was very entertaining.<br/><br/>It also brings up quite a few questions, from a strictly OOC standpoint, that I hope you don't mind me asking to everyone in general, because I'm a person who loves the zombie genre and your scenes create quite a bit of speculation and tactical questions from me.  I don't mean to imply anything at all, or insult you.  They're simply silly questions I figure I can ask of Caitlin and yourself while we wait to be able to post in the IC.<br/><br/>That being said, here are my questions:<br/><br/>Flash bangs and smoke grenades.  Do they have any affect on zombies?  I am theorizing, but zombies are mostly instinctual and several of us have had the zombies using their sense of smell to identify possible prey.  That, to me, suggests that the zombies we're dealing with may not be as disoriented by flash grenades, but may be a bit disoriented by smoke grenades.  Of course, humans, a species that relies on sight, would likely not want to wander around in smoke with a bunch of zombies around.  Again, just silly fandom stuff I'm pondering.<br/><br/>Sidonis' intro brings up a very good question, which I think was likely answered in the game's intro, but I'll ask it anyway.  The "Citizen" zombies are described as normal zombies.  What exactly is a normal zombie?  Are these the classical zombies that shuffle around, are slow, and can usually be outrun?  Or are they the zombies from "Dawn of the Dead" and more recent films, which have zombies sprinting and running?  Since "normal" can be interpreted either way, perhaps it's best to get a more accurate description for the citizen zombie?<br/><br/>Lastly, this is more a question about medicine, anatomy and the healing process (I'm in school to become a nurse and haven't yet learned this) if someone breaks a wrist.  It would typically need surgery to fix, right?  Are we going to be realistic with the damage our characters take, or can someone split a wrist, way a few weeks and then have it miraculously heal near as good as new?<br/><br/>I apologize if anything comes across as offensive, it's not meant that way.  I'm simply curious by nature, and love these types of games because they make me think about things and thoroughly inspect and dissect situations.  If this does bother anyone, please let me know and I'll keep these inquiries to myself.