Author Topic: Innawoods Customizer  (Read 36892 times)


My first serious attempt:

top this lusk


also why doesn't he have arms or hands?

My first serious attempt

If I scoped in on you and saw that skull patch, you'd have 11 holes (aka a new hole between your eyes)
Not a good idea to wear any hostile sort of gear in an apocalyptic scenerio. Nobody wants to deal with raiders, nobody is in the mood for jokes, and everyone's nerves are fried. By the 3rd month, the survivors would have no remorse taking your life with that kind of patch. It's one thing to wear a patch to signify your native language or maybe the state your from, but any sort of affiliation like the cross, a gang sign, anarchy symbol...


Good way to get shot.
That, and a suit would be very impractical for travel

If I scoped in on you and saw that skull patch, you'd have 11 holes (aka a new hole between your eyes)
Not a good idea to wear any hostile sort of gear in an apocalyptic scenerio. Nobody wants to deal with raiders, nobody is in the mood for jokes, and everyone's nerves are fried. By the 3rd month, the survivors would have no remorse taking your life with that kind of patch. It's one thing to wear a patch to signify your native language or maybe the state your from, but any sort of affiliation like the cross, a gang sign, anarchy symbol...


Good way to get shot.
That, and a suit would be very impractical for travel
not really, no-one would kill someone because what they're wearing unless they really look threatning, like a terrorist or bandit


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this is fairly realistic. if this were a real zombie apocalypse, dead civilians and soldiers would lay the streets. i'm also sure that you'd loot food and water in the stores and dead people, use rocks as a distraction to zombies, and use the most common type of ammunition which is usually 9x19. use a serated machete, use a gas mask if the air is toxic. loot armor and weapons off of dead soldiers, grab the biggest bags. flint and steel would work much better than a lighter, as it would last longer, and a SAK to get through doors, a shaving utensil, and a last resort weapon. deck of cards + MP3 Player to entertain yourself. box of bandages rather than rolls of bandages as they would get messy. gasoline as a fire instigator to keep warm or burn something, or just fuel it. non-parishable goods such as beef jerkey and tuna. a glowstick as a last resort light source. an all-purpose shovel used for digging, hammering things, cutting large material (trees, crates) duct tape is pretty obvious. a large heavy coat to protect against attacking zombies or shrapnel. a shrapnel vest as it's just a big version of a kevlar vest. sleeping bag and a rope, climb up to a spot where the dead can't get you and tie the rope down to secure a faster way up and camp up there. binoculars to see what's ahead of you. rechargeable batteries for your flash light. compass so you can navigate where you're going. thermos to keep anything cold or warm, also durable so it doesn't break as easily.

this is my serious zombie survival idea. i'm going to build the worst idea for it now.

not really, no-one would kill someone because what they're wearing unless they really look threatning, like a terrorist or bandit

It's been a year since the zombie virus outbreak, you've got a small group of six to look after, limited provisions, always on the move, you've all killed hundreds of zombies and raiders, and your on guard duty. You scope in on a figure and check him out. Skull patch.

Your tellin me you would risk your groups safety by letting him potentially find you? I would take the shot. If he wants to be a die hard rebel, do it in a group of 30 and carry an AR. First impressions matter. I don't care what your race, gender, religious views etc are, the second I see a skull or any sort of violent reference, boom, lights out. If he's in a gillie suit and he looks just as lost as we are, or any general attire that doesn't say "I'm a bad ass mother forgeter who does whateva," then I would at least stop to consider.


That raises an interesting question. If you see said guy from above (gillie suit) and your in the woods at night, how do you contact him WITHOUT someone stuffting themselves/getting shot/ alerting any nearby undead

I made a US Marine. Yes they still use bayonets, bring it on undead; The United States isn't going anywhere.

Made the most OP character that I could think of.


This isn't very realistic, but well equiped. See you guys up north.



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American spy, ready to rock the North.

Any of you guys ever used a penny stove? They're SO cool. that's what the little coke can looking thing is on column 2, row 1 of the brown bag. It's a coke can. I don't know how to make one, but my dad does, and he has one. He showed me how they work. Considering their heat output and their weight, best stove option ever.