Good point yes, although I hope that they realise that bears don't enter the city center and that zombies are unaffected by it. ;D<br/><br/>Unless they were still planning to try out the hiking trail of course, but I thought that idea was canceled already?<br/><br/><br/><br/>I just reread your last post and also my own. I should probably adjust it that the majority of the supermarkets are taken out and only the one that was originally mentioned stays in. I'll need a different kind of shop for more basic/ common supplies to be on the 1st level in that case though. As far as all the other things you mentioned, you could add to the ICly discussion that a lot of useful gear is already in the hunting store and that they should first investigate just what exactly they can find in there already. The majority of Caitlin's post were her thoughts and since she was pretty busy with Samantha she hasn't even had a chance yet to really check the store out.<br/><br/>I do have one more question though; there really aren't any supermarkets/ grocery stores in malls?? That idea is very alien to me. The malls I visited have at least one supermarket and though we don't have those mega malls here that you have in the USA with over a hundred different little shops, we do have small malls here. The closest to me involves 3 super markets, 2 cloth stores, a shoe store, a grocery shop, a bakery, 3 different restaurants, a fish shop, a key maker, a pet shop, a hair saloon, a toy store, a launderette, a pharmacy and a general store that has all sorts of things, from cooking utensils to photo frames. There is probably also one or two stores I forgot to mention. All in all it's not a very large mall, but about half of the space is taken up by the three super markets.