sábado, octubre 08, 2011

Humans VS Zombies

Yes, this university is as cool as to be able to pull off a campus-wide game just like that, involving every single person in the uni regardless they play or not.
This game was first done in the USA I think, but was quicly imported with slight modifications. First and most important, it was not compulsory to stay overnight in campus (however, how epic would that have been).
But lets start from the beginning and explain the rules!.
Humans wear orange bandanas and zombies purple ones, the first day everyone is human but one original zombie that can disguise as a human for the first 14 hours of gameplay.
Humans can stun zombies for 15 minutes shooting them with a Nerf gun, and zombies can convert humans into zombies touching them (as in tagging them).
Zombies die if they do not feed within two days
Humans have to complete 4 out of 5 missions given one each day.
All campus is the playground, except indoors and inner courtyards.

This is the game setting. Of course I am in, and was very excited the first 5 hours. And then I got tagged by a zombi because I was to distracted with some stupid conversation to notice he was right behind me. Now, at the beggining of day 2, there is a 90% population of zombies and we are all starving. I have only seen 3 humans today, all of them indoors... This is going to end pretty soon XD

3 comentarios:

Víctor dijo...

Jajajajajajajaja

Te lo estás pasando como una enana.

Elendor dijo...

This fucking rocks xD
It's sad to think that such a thing would be impossible in Spain (the media will likely paint students as lazy fucks who spend their time playing instead of studying -_-)

I also liked the strategy of humans of winning the game by being so few that all zombies will starve to death xD

Orion dijo...

Well in the end Humans won, they were more than we thought, and I got starved on Thursday so I could not even go to the final mission on Friday. Pity, cause I got a kill on Thursday, but I had starved like 10 minutes earlier without noticing... v_v

Oh, and some people complained about being lazy and the university being a place for study... you get that everywhere, I suppose