Once you get everything you can gather from the hardware store, go back to base. You should unload everything you have found, even if it’s not much. Whenever you leave your vehicle, make it look like it is empty. These days, anybody will break into your vehicle if they see anything valuable or neat you’ve left on the seat. So go to base and empty all you findings from the vehicle and into the house. If you leave them in your vehicle while checking out another area, the ones in the back of your vehicle might get stolen by other scavengers. Don’t try and put a tarp over your gear to hide them: that just makes other people more suspicious about what is in the back. Look at the picture, when the worlds gone to hell, wouldn't you look what's under the tarp?
Don’t spend too much time at base; you still have stuff to do! You are going back out there, so if you can, upgrade your weapons. If you found anything better than the weapon you took to the hardware store, swap it. Leave the masses of weapons with the people at your base camp, but take the best weapons for yourself if you are one of the people going back out. Grab the most dangerous and scary looking weapon. Anything that makes it looks like you mean business, because you might have some close encounters coming up. You need to look bad-ass, which is the next blogs theme. STAY TUNE FOR THE “How to look Bad-ass” TIP!
Seeing as the picture of the truck covers up half the post, I feel terrifyied and misinformed around what I should do with my vehicle, and how to protect myself from the noted scavengers^. I do look forward to looting the local Home Hardware for a mobile battery-powered woodchipper though, weapon accepted.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry man! Later on there will be a post about how to jazz up your vehicle, to make it a powerful zombie killing automobile! But at this stage, if the vehicle is full of goodies, don't leave it unprotected!
DeleteLets just hope the zombies don't come before you finish this blog
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