As someone who's father in law worked security at a nuclear power plant, I can assure you that most power plants are a struggle to keep running. They are designed to stop running safely without human intervention. The odds of them actually "melting down" is extremely small.
Right , that part pisses me off . There is no reason to lie to make the threat worse …he acts like those things aren’t already accounted for before they were even built
Yep, that info is readily available to find on the internet (where this video is posted), if the makers can't do basic research into what they are presenting then it makes me wonder if any of the other suggestions they make is to thin the survivors out a little...
Chemical plants, and their temporarley storaged waste (waiting for a transport to a dispose-facility that will never arrive) would probably be a more serious threat..... Avoid any fabric where they produce paper........ they opertate with strict security methods, but once there is nobody to enforce them, or to educate you at what i safe or not, things could go southwards very quickly if you go near of one.......
Unless it starts on different country and you're able to prepare before it gets to your country. But I'm sure every country will have a lockdown after it start on different country
project zomboid taught me than guns are better against other survivors than against hordes of zombies. creativity and arogance avoidance are the best against zombies. better safe than sorry after all
Best thing to do, is pre-plan a route to a safe spot in the area that you live in, plan multiple safe spots. Leaving your familiar area is a mistake, in a new unfamiliar area you don’t know where you’re going and don’t know the people, both could prove fatal.
That might work but if you live in a massive city like new York there is gonna be millions of people or zombies in you're area even if you know the place u could get surrounded and die of dehydration or food of them surrounded u also u might get bitten depending what zombies they are if they can run,climb and everything wherever u go u better pray very hard
@@1sydeee Oh staying put works, and prearranged safe spots with caches work as well, including supplies to begin urban farming, eating local animals (insects included), water procurement (easier in a city than a rural area by a clear mile), raiding apartments and houses and other buildings for supplies as well. Plus all those Rural People, coming into MY City, thinking they can just come in and help themselves, oh no, their supplies will become MY Supplies when I lead them into my Traps. I know every square inch of my city, best places to sleep, best places to drink and eat, best places to make someone disappear. 💀
One thing that never seems to happen in zombie movies or for that matter disaster movies in general is that nothing much seems to set on fire. If the zombie apocalypse really happened pretty much everything left unattended would eventually catch fire and burn at some point in the proceedings.
Also, nobody seems to think about the lack of proper waste-disposal systems, because WHILE we wait in line to be converted into zombies, we will still continue to poop and pee and generate other waist, wich is not a problem if you and I do it, but CAN become a problem if we are joined by our millions of (temporarely) fellow survivers, and nobody is operating and reparing the machinery, collectors, tubes and garbage-trucks....... The long-time survivers should avoid any big concentration of former humans, not only because of the zombies, but because it will become very quickly a hazardous enviroment in the near future......
Yeah, I thought about that as well, but honestly in most zombie movies after the " first day " of the zombie apocalypse. no longer then 3 days post " first day " a rainstorm will pour down. I'm assuming that's the director way of solving that problem (The rapid spreading of fire).
@feeltheneed6649 it's called the Enemy series by Charlie Higson I will say it IS A ya novel but does get PRETTY darn BRUTAL evne for a YA novel. It's on Audible and thrift books has them for super d duper cheap
@@majormarketing6552 that's probably the 2nd biggest problem they'd probably be busy saving themselves and there assets before interfering with the general public by then id imagine the crazies would do a fair amount of damage 😁
Getting Out/Bugging out is a terrible idea for most people. Whether you're a prepper or not , it would likely be a smarter strategy to stay at home and fortify. You or your car can hold a very limited number of supplies. Your house can hold exponentially more. People seem to overestimate how much they can carry and underestimate how many supplies they would consume in a bug out situation. Most people would just get dead faster by bugging out vs staying at home.
and when the water stops working? and all the bodies start piling up? the stench alone would be miserable. then there would be the disease from all the bodies. staying home works for the first couple weeks, since its possible it all gets back under control. but if you live in the southern US where it gets 100 degrees in the summer, staying inside with no power is a death sentence.
@@tooslow4065 Where would all of these refugees go. It's not like rural communities would be eager to welcome them and they tend to have a good aim from hunting and target practice. Sounds like refugees will jump out of the pot and into the fire. The rural communities within 3 hours drive of cities would likely become blood baths.
Once u leave then u become a glorified refugee. But the problem is water. I can fortify and pres as much food as u can, but the amount of water u need is hard to store. So a lot of folks, will be forced to bug out or at the very least have to make water runs which could get interesting.
@@tooslow4065the natives did it back in the day. If u have a well or live by a stream, even in the hottest of areas u can cover ur house in dirt. U might have to reinforce the roof but mud houses can stay at a constant 75ish if built properly. But ya, the south west isn't probably the best place to try to survive unless u have desert survival skills but it is actually probably one of the best places to be cuz most humans won't wanna be there, so if u do know how to survive there, then do it.
cities are death sentences. Even if you're initially safer staying at home, that means nothing as you will have to leave them, and the longer you stay the more dangerous leaving will be, eventually becoming near impossible.
Many of these should be done in week one, not months. Surviving the first year will be toughest. It will get easier as time goes on. Max saturation will occur in first months. Most lone wolfs will be dead. The walking dead will wear their shoes out quickly. Then their feet etc. due to the loss of skin on feet as they shamble along. Crawling zombies are easier to kill and less dangerous.
Honestly, a zombie apocalypse wouldn't be that bad, since walking corpses aren't possible, the zombies would technically still be alive meaning you could kill them by conventional means (so no headshots only thing). Also, the zombies would succumb to dehydration in under a week, so all it would really take to stop a zombie apocalypse would be a quarantine. The worst of it would probably be at the very beginning due to everyone being caught off guard by it. As long as you survive the initial outbreak, you should be fine.
Yep, every living organism needs energy... that's not just biology, but basic laws of physics. So unless we are talking about magic, zombies will soon starve to death or ate each others.
there is a lot of things that skip peoples heads during a situation like this, fires, normal disease which will increase due to the amount of corpses and night time(have yall seen how dark it can get sometimes, you can barely see anything, its scary as hell)
True , contaminated water , lack of proper food , getting proper sleep without dying , getting killed in a stampede , little infections from bruises , lack of medical care . Psychological scarring from watching people get torn apart , losing loved ones , . Getting from one place to another , depression.
I remember when the street lights werent working for a few days and when i was outside with family we REALLY could not see anything. I even looked at my hands and they were barely visible if i actually focused to try and see them so now imagine a zombie apocalypse where the power for the street lights will eventually give out.
1st requirement of an extinction level event: Lay off the Twinkies and start getting into shape. No amount of planning will save you if using the stairs is a life and death situation for you already.
One thing you also have to remember is that if one human is against say 10 zombies and takes out 4-5 then there is still less zombies in the world at that point, so in reality the military would probably be able to take out many of the zombies, thus society would not collapse as quickly if at all.
If everyone who dies rises as a zombie again then it's only a matter of time until society collapses regardless of how efficiently zombies are exterminated, although in the ideal case society and the government can potentially survive for months
The thing is that what makes zombies such a threat is the fact that they don't get tired and that if they bite you they infect you. So I think the trick or strategy is to make sure that your body is covered up so they can't bite you and you must always have a safe place that you can go to so you can rest. I believe that if you are aware of them and hopefully in some situations you have other people to watch your back that you can survive them but if you just go about your business you're going to set yourself up to be taken off guard or you're going to get tired and when you're tired or you're under fed you're not going to think as clearly or be a sharp or move as quickly in response to some stimulus
Find a place that has a fairly normal winter period. Zombies don't generate their own heat and will freeze solid after a few days of 32 degree temp. or less.
I would not do this personally. It is something many would think of to do, but supplies would run out faster than expected and sickness would more than likely cause you or loved ones to die. Many would be thinking the same leading to potential violence, and sickness. The best thing imo is where not a lot of people or undead can get to easily. Oil rig (they normally are supplied with everything for 30+ days at a shot and you can fish) Supply warehouse (may have food, medical needs and will have machinery to defense the building. Forklifts and pallets full of heavy items make for some safe areas. Animal Hospital. Has medical supplies and canned food. Yea dog food isn't going to be a great thing but it's editable and not many will think to go to an animal hospital for food.
What about staying on a boat in the sea or an island? You can always get food by fishing and water and zombies cant swim and you wont meet with other survivors
Establishing a base on a remote island has always been my plan since I started thinking about it, it's 100% safe, zombies could not swim, human threat are incredibly low, and as you said, you can fish and stuff
True but then you leave it all to RNG when it comes to "What are the chances that someone else finds the island?" or "What are the chances that someone already lives on said island?" and don't forget boats will eventually deterioate over time due to either a) not having the resources to maintain said boat or b) not willing to use your own resources to maintain said boat.
No you can't because you there are many diseases come from fishes that eat zombie flesh and also zombies can't swim but they can float and react your island.also you need balanced food not only protein.
It all depends on the TYPE of zombie Apocalypse, THEN it depends on how many survivors are left. IF your smart you are already preparing for a Non-Zombie Apocalypse so you would be one step ahead of the game.
@antop4597 no cuz all you gotta do is wait it out the human body can only survive 3 days without water 4 weeks without food and 10 days without sleep granted I do think they sleep or at least REst so it's ONLY Vecter Is bodily fluids all I have to do is wait out until they starve to death. And if you DO have to go out, wear a PVE suit with either biker leather, chain mail, or a shark suit. And again find someplace with adequate water and food supply and your golden hell go hide out in Alaska and wait for winter have fun trying to rage when it's 40- FREEZING 🥶 hell get in a CASTLE 🏰 they can RAGE all they want against stone wall while I drink my martini and laugh at them: thing is with 28 days later zombies 🧟♂️ is that they wouldnt LAST very long we never see them EAT their prey nor drink or hell even take care of theor bodies they are just rage and that can only last so long. (I've left two other comments, but they went into the void, so I'll add it here) diseases that transfer via bodily fluids really don't transfer that fast though granted the turn rate is crazy fast. But basically, if you hear about crazy cannibal attacks, get a bunch of food and water climb on top of your house with a ladder 🪜 set up a tent ⛺️ and wait it out
@antop4597 it really doesn't even spread that fast. It's bodily fluids, meaning you take out the infected and you're ok. Granted, the infection time is crazy fast now if it was AIRBORNE ye were screwed
@antop4597 Diseases that transfer by bodily fluids really don't transfer THAT fast... granted, the turn rate is crazy fast, yes, but look at real-life cases, ebola didn't spread that fast or far in America because we have things like running water, etc. Basically, the only way to get infected is to get bitten or get bodily fluids in you. So, if you can get to a safe place and hole up your golden and you can outlast it.
The first rule should be: even with the zombies roaming, there is still a panic to get suplies, this last about 3 days to a week, this now makes scavenging vastly more difficult, especially when the power finally goes out, as shops tend to have rows which can hinder some movements. The second rule is: know your enemy. Find a way to take notes, using a drone is a good idea. You're looking for answers to these questions: >What do the zombies do out of habitat or instinct? >How long does it take for an infected to turn? >Do they have a suspended state and if so how long and when? >When are they most active? >What is their preferred place to hunt? >How do you kill them? What is the quickest way to kill them? >Is their bodily fluids more hazardous excluding the infection? The questions are basic and can be used for human enemies or for hunting prey animals. If you live in the UK, you best hope it is October as fireworks are very useful, you can use the lights and rapid fire fireworks could be a great distraction, while some others can be canibalised for other purposes. You also need weapons, understaning where you are counts, just because the UK is not as gun friendly as America doesn't mean it's over for you. Anything is a weapon, the UK is a nation that improvises weapons. What skills do you have in your toolbox? When scavenging, can you identify real gold and silver? As people will trade for this, just as much as food, for lots of reasons. The most important thing to ask yourself is can you yo ho ho and blow a man down if needed? Some can't, be it living or the undead. This is why many lose their life. They won't blow a man down to stop a ressurection, because it's their family. Well, we will all go through this, hoping there is a cure or period of time the host needs to wait before the host regains their cognitive function from before being infected. Chances are there won't be, as you can't cure a dead body. This has to be understood on a personal bases before you can move to the rules in the video.
The UK will suck to be in for the apocalypse. Few edible types of berries and mushrooms in forests, little game to hunt, barely any firearms, small military hardly equipped to maintain order, densely populated, damp weather, mostly urban country where not many people have wilderness or survival skills in general, not much of a culture of growing food on private land either - gardens are there just for aesthetics. I guess enough people do know how to fish if you get to the coastal towns, and there are a lot of castles in the countryside but then everyone will have the same idea of getting to the castles, or to the Shetland islands for that matter.
@Pythoner 1. Food would be a little scarse, even with access to tinned and dried goods, not to mention farms, as people may not realise food doesn't just live in Asda or the corner shop, some outdoor shops will have a supply of ration packs, which may lead to early cannibalism (preying on the vulnerable) Foraging would depend on location, granted, Wales and Scotland have the highest chances for this, as there is a higher chance of edible berries, mushrooms and small game, chickens would still exist, so you have eggs, pet shops will have rabbits, so a good source of meat (according to the saying) 2. When you have access to books on growing crops/plants and maybe one experienced person, this wouldn't be an issue. It may take time starting with zero experience, but some vegetables are easier to grow than others, It would be learning how to preserve food that would be harder. Not to mention, books can give you a basic understanding of animal care, but you'd still need a vet and experienced animal breeder, if you can. 3. The military would not hold order. It would be an impossible task once we hit a certain limit. They'd be the first to take as much equipment and leave, same with armed police. That said, firearms won't help you survive any better in the UK. People will want them, regardless of proficiency or not. Yes, I wouldn't pass on one if I found one. That said, there are far more fun weapons that could be employed, but the same issue (maintaining them) occurs. We'd be back to bows eventually anyway, but that's something the UK has been good at, plus arrows are reusable and easily made (with the right knowledge). The weather would actually be survivable, damp or not. There are ways to damp proof in nature. I wouldn't want to live in a castle. They'd have to be restored to live in (which would take a lot of resources and person power, time), it would be a red bath to see who lives as the king of it all, but you're always under a sword, someone always wants what you have and will unalive to get it. The UK has other things that would help protect what you have. My concern would be power and being able to keep it on or shut it off, as if any UK nuclear power plants couldn't cool their rods, then that would be a bigger theat than cannibals and nutritional need meeting, assuming there is power still and no one shutdown the reactors.
@@Johnny-Wilde-Productions Well just to make some counterpoints 1. Yes I'd agree food will be scarce, the UK is far too populated for its actual amount of farmland and imports too much of its food - which will all cease past the initial days. Of course most of the population will steadily join the ranks of the undead anyway, but the point is that there won't be a lot of ready foodstuffs, canned food, as well as farm animals and crops in the country in general. The UK's industrial and logistics chain is built on the 'just in time' principle Foraging will be an option anywhere in the north of England, as well as Scotland or Wales - but again you'll need people who know what they're doing. Most of the population is urban and would have none of that experience as well due to urban sprawl; getting out into the country may be an English past-time but it has become increasingly hard to actually do. Pet shops are a no-go, all the pets will either be let out or die without care within a couple of weeks. 2. If you have one experienced person, he can teach and supervise everyone else and it won't be a problem. And he will also be able to absorb the knowledge from books and increase efficiency further. But without someone like that then trying to learn how to farm from books alone will be a useless endeavor. You at the very minimum will need videos, which won't be available naturally. You will spend a bunch of seasons just learning from silly mistakes, not producing a worthwhile quantity of food. Same goes for anything involving animals, only worse as they're more demanding, have their own food demands as well, and mistakes will quickly cost them their health and then you'll be left with not even some seeds to try again. Preserving food is something you can teach yourself in short order though, with some reading material. 3. Again I agree that the military will never be able to maintain order in the long-run, no matter how large or well-equipped. Society will always collapse whether it takes 1 month or 6 months. But if society holds out for long enough then the government might have time to do something useful; build fortifications, allocate emergency labour towards fishing & agriculture, produce firearms and ammo in defense plants, etc... People will have more time to learn skills and get to grips with the threat before being thrust into a free-for-all. Furthermore a large military means more weapons and gear to scavenge later on. In practice, the nuclear powerplants will be shut down in an emergency such as this and the government will quickly introduce rolling blackouts and various restrictions to limit the load on the electric network (gas fired power plants will also run out of gas shortly). There will be various emergency and long-term stocks of fuel that you can use for diesel generators.. not only in petrol stations but around the country - that's something you can rely on later on if you get your hands on a generator. Siphoning out of cars and trucks will be an option too. And with a small generator and rationed use, you should be able to make even a modest amount last a while.
@@Pythoner Utterly dependant on the area of the UK. Scotland is fine, damn we had deer in people's gardens after a couple weeks of the lockdowns, and there's rivers a 5 minute walk away. Water? Iis summer and it's been raining 😂
Theoretically you could just live in the mountains because the zombie's hearts would not function they would freeze. You could also wait until all of the zombies die out due to hunger.
@@timfrank7461 no, some one could be a-symptomatic meaning the disease lives in them but they are unaffected. I’m pretty sure that’s what was going on with the last of us crews
If there were to be a zombie apocalypse I think it wouldn't be like "28 days later" or "World War Z" instead be more like "Sean of the dead". Though if it's more like "The last of us" then we are screwed.
Libraries and bookstores are a great source of information on survival, hunting/making traps, plant foraging, gardening, maps on where to find fresh water tanks and underground tunnels.
Underrated place to scavenge in the initial days. I’d be getting everything I can on electrical/mechanical engineering, chemistry, hunting, cars, food, maps, and herbal medicine.
Thank you! Thank you so very much! I am glad someone mentioned abandoned, active nuclear power plants. And the US alone has over 400 of them scattered across the land, not including those found on military installations.
well i know why. we all know. the no1: can always happen any time random time. 2: people will freak out and run anywhere and fast as possible so you will also not really see whose zombie or human. overwhelming is it? 3: the most loot will be taken and before you know u got the wrong store almost nothing and also a very high chance to counter a zombie. and what i would suggest is go to old peoples home. after a little while. you still have food for days so wait it out and most houses will have maybe a couple zombies but to get canned food or any loot its my tip to do so. i mean u start a little lower but hiding or fortifying your house for a bit would help. make no sound and leave lights at lowest or just off. i mean these are my toughts. unless you dont have any weapon like a machete like i have now. but hey kitchenknifes helps too. also travel light if u scavenge.
Me as a highly trained Marine. It's hard enough to survive in a world of people trying to kill you with 15 other highly trained professionals watching your back. A very small number of people will survive a for real long term SHTF situation. Most won't be able to handle the stress of isolation if they are lucky enough to make it past the first 30 days.
The unsung heros of most zombie apocalypses would be rain, wind, cold, heat, insects, birds, rodents and other critters. Constant exposure to the elements and wild life is gonna make being a zombie very difficult. That said, the average undead will be a very gross experience to be around. Think trails of rats and insects constantly swarming them... and because zombies can't react well, rats are constantly disturbing zombies.
Hard to say who can survive. Whether you're a game veteran, doomsday prepper, or the average civilian - anything can happen to anyone. I want say I'll the part of the ones left standing, but with so much despair and loss of loves ones - mental health might be the first to decline and you do the unthinkable to yourself.
No its not hard. Im dead. Your dead. Bear Grylls is dead. John F**king Rambo is dead. And as for "gamers". Lol. They are best taking their own life and getting it over with quickly.
You should be hunting and gathering long before your canned and dry food go bad and one you have a base camp you should also start a farm depending on the season if you need to build a indoor garden in your camp
Dude no matter what resources or what scenario im in a zombie outbreak happene i have my routes my plans and my ultimate mind switch to survival primal insticts to protect those alive and destroy those who threaten and ive been this way since birth and trust me ive been mentally challenging myself to expect the loss of close ones and loneliness so thats no issues and killing to live well thats natural
Your survival will depend on the zombie type. Walking dead good chance of survival World war z slim chance of survival Also its funny how people say oh yeah i would do this and that but you never know until you are in that actual situation and your flight or fight instincts kick in.
5:41 And don’t shore up chain link fencing from behind with timber, like they did in the show. Use tension in staked cables or chains, in front and behind, criss-cross at angles to the fence. This would have the added benefit of obstructing zombie massing and drifting along the fence. It would also more effectively resist vehicular ramming by desperate visitors. Also, it’s easy to check, adjust, and repair tension. Granted, the exterior cables would need to be accessed by leaving the secured area. But if your area is continuously mobbed and surrounded like that, it might be time to trigger the evacuation plan.
But would you know, I mean REALLY know if it started? Two times in my life I have thought that something was happening. One time on my way home from work as I passed a cemetery, I saw what looked like a coffin vault tipped over by an open grave and a bunch of stuff spilled. Nobody around and it was dusk. Then I saw a disheveled, elderly man in a raggedy suit lumbering across the grass. It bothered me. I called the police and told them what I saw and actually asked if something was going on. The dispatcher got a kick out of that, but I was more than half serious! The second time was when I was a Fedex driver, and I noticed that there was no traffic as I drove into a small but busy town. I made 3 deliveries and did not see one person in a newer development off the main street. I didn't hear any sounds either. It was extremely unusual. I drove by a grocery store. Cars in lot but no people. Finally, I went down a side road and saw someone walking slowly on the other side of a van in another neighborhood. I pulled to the side and observed. She put something in the van and started driving it. Shortly after that everything went back to normal. I had the heebie jeebies for the rest of the day.
For those of us that grew up in the country and worked on farms, it's gonna be a little easier than those who grew up in the cities and their only source of food is a McDonalds. Learn the skills now, you won't magically pick them up in the mountains. AND PRACTICE THEM!!!!!
There are some "weeds" that can be eaten if things get tight. Dandelion, broadleaf plantain, clover. Some wild flowers can be eaten like daisies, violets, nasturtiums, and wisteria. If you're careful you can eat young poke weed. The inner bark of birch, beech, and some other trees is edible. The new spring leaves of some trees are edible. Tea made from the fresh needles of some pine trees and the inner bark can keep you from getting scurvy. You can eat the young leaves of maple trees, the inner bark, and the little helicopter seeds. The seeds can be boiled to make something like a sweet syrup or eaten raw. Acorns need a lot of processing though to get rid of the tannins which make them bitter and can make you ill. So acorns are probably not a good emergency food source unless you have the time and water to process them. The sap from a lot of trees can be used as a source of drink if water needs to be conserved or you are desperate, but it won't be like drinking from a fountain. Fruit and nut trees are the best for that, and maple trees. In the southeastern US there will be gardens and various fruit and nut trees to scavenge from. Pecans, walnuts, hickory nuts, persimmon, blackberry, blueberry in some places, all grow wild. A lot of people have apple, pear, cherry and peach trees in their yards. And many people still do some backyard gardening, if they are zombified or otherwise deceased they won't mind you grabbing some taters or cucumbers. I've eaten clover, dandelion, nasturtiums, and broadleaf plantains; they all taste kind of similar to me. They are a little bitter but don't taste bad. My great grandmother ate pokeweed, but you have to be very careful and it takes a lot of boiling and processing, I've never tried it it's too risky for me lol. There are of course fish and turtles to eat too. I was in a bad way once and ate snapping turtles. They grow big, are stupidly easy to catch and taste pretty good. They are disgusting to clean though and smell horrible. And then there are various insects that you can eat. The food is there if you aren't squeamish, know what to look for and are willing to put in the effort to harvest it. I think in a survival situation the immediate dangers are from lack of water, injuries and exposure provided you aren't surrounded by zombies or groups of violent marauders. And you have to understand that these are survival foods, they aren't likely to taste amazing but they will keep you from starving to death. If you would hesitate to eat your pet lab in a desperate situation with a side of dandelions and wash it all down with a cup of boiled and filtered pond water you probably aren't going to make it though.
problem is unless you're an expert in the woodlands you're not going to know one from the other and will end up poisoned. Certainly when it comes to the flowers and the weeds and leaves. When it comes to berries they are better known, and someone around always knows a thing or two about mushrooms. But then a lot of this stuff is seasonal anyway.
There are several garden crops that will grow in 90 days or less. In the early chaos (or before), you should have gotten seeds. Hunt and scavenge first. Save your supplies.
You are going to need to do better than 6 hours of sunlight to clean water for drinking. Filter it. Boil it. Filter it with charcoal. Filter it with sand.
I lol'd a little at that. "Just leave it in the sun." That's not going to be sufficient if your only source of water is a small pond or stream. A case of dysentery would end your plans pretty quickly. Imagine surviving through the intitial chaos. You dodged zombies, military blockades, looters, and finally got out into a less populated area lugging your big ass solar panels(lol) only to drink water you thought was safe and ended up shitting yourself to death literally.
Best place to start the library no one is gonna think to go there they’ll be too busy trying to get stuff from Walmart and you can find books on survival and weapon making not to mention many libraries have vending machines so you won’t be dying of dehydration or starvation right away
7:28 With fatty meat - learn how to render tallow and use it to make pemmican. It is not hard really. You smoke and dry meat, crush it into small peices, then you put that dried meat "powder" into hot tallow and let it encase the meat. This makes "bricks" of product that has long shelf life, easy to stack for storage, and when you need it you just plop it into a pot of water, add some vegetables and get a hearty stew. And with lipids from tallow, protein of meat and carb and fibers from vegetables you cover most of your nutritional needs and dodge adverse health effects of unbalanced diet. You can also eat pemmican as it, but if you do you might want to add dried fruit or berries into it to make it taste better.
I remember Fear The Walking Dead before Rick Grimes woke up in the hospital in the first season of the original AMC series. Yes the first year of a zombie apocalypse will be the one that will catch you off guard the most, due to one reason: Most people in the world's population now can't-or won't-adapt in a world ruled by the living dead. Because the masses will make stupid decisions on how to survive afterwards. Which is why the first thing I'd do in a zombie apocalypse is get the hell out of the cities before all hell breaks loose from the animals of the masses that WILL be the first to die for those who chose to stay at their homes that will prove fatal for many on the first year alone.
How to survive a zombie apocalypse : Put on thick jeans with sweatpants underneath. Put on two denim jackets. Duck tape your wrists, ankles and neck area. Most zombies won't be able to bite through that unless they have a good amount of time. The human jaw isn't strong enough to bite through those materials instantaneously even if the zombies don't feel pain. Next step would be to go raid an academy sports for a helmet, football/hockey gear. Motorcycle gear also works. After that, you really don't need to worry about any zombie. You'd only need to worry about letting a horde pile on top of you to the point where you can't get up. This is why every zombie movie is dumb. The military and police have uniforms that can resist the bites of dogs and stop bullets.Most people own clothes that could also stop human bites. Surprise attacks would rarely result in someone getting infected unless it was a large amount of zombies.
I think the hardest part would be transport, we are use to cars and so on assisting us with moving around. For example, 10 kms is not much when you drive but try to walk that with supplies on you. Add rain, wind, sun and any other wealther issue to the mix. That 10 k will feel like 30 or 40 by the end of it.
The hardest situatio is if you can survive from zombie, you have to face to face with hunter and other villain. It's not easy to trust between survivors
Fortified places like prisons... but you live in Italy and there are three castles within a 5 km radius. Fortified, with access to water and with gardens to grow.
They really need to consider the consequences of a mosquito bite in a zombie apocalypse, especially if you reside during an apocalypse near a pond, large bodies of water like said ponds are breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
The only thing I can say is we don’t know exactly what would be maintained and functioning and what would be abandoned and that could change things dramatically
Also a few things for certain, unlike zombies film where the goverment/military and police wouldn't collapse quickly tho, as they have this planned out with "compound 8888" which its a plan set in motion to prevent a zombie outbreak from happening. depending on the type of virus and how quickly it speard could effect our chances of survival, if the walking dead type of virus then the police force can easily get rid of the threat ASAP, if it someome far worse then yeah alot of people would die unless we adapt and evolve to survive. Many homeowners have atleast 1-2 guns inside their home for protection And some have conceal carry for self defense when going out Despite the possible threat of other people, everyone knows that cooperation is KEY for survival, its not like people are gonna random attack a safe place/settlement without weighing the pros and cons on what will happen, rather it would be best to know what kind of people your dealing and if their actually friendly or not Leaving your home is not the smartest idea, unless the area gets overrun and you cant stay anymore due to danger and be forced to leave your home and go somewhere else, unless the army/military ie getting people out to safety then its best to go with.
That’s true to slow zombies, will be easy to move out more but the first zombies and the mutant zombies you gotta worry about they are more dangerous, more worse than any nightmare, career fair mansion did many type of zombies, fast, one slow ones the one in screams and Mutan zombies are bigger way bigger so the zombies in our world are fast and mutate to big zombies 🧟♀️ 🧟♂️🧟🧟♀️💉💉💉💉
@ShibaMcDripNu what if they adapt or are not dumb but have a massive hive mind If it's last of us were its airborne by spores were screwed no cure for fungi
i would get going to my cabin and id be good. Electricity is made locally (so while it works its all good) and water comes from under the area, and farms and fishing equipment is everywhere there.
It's not at 6 months grow, it's grow at the appropriate time. I know little about it but seedlings are a good start. Potatoes are easy to grow and they are underground.
Running out from the city and going to the stores asap is the worst possible idea because that would be every other persons idea as well so it would be a huge mess traffic jams crowded stores etc. the best thing to do is to shelter in your home for a few days untill the magority of the residents left and the zombies spread (less zombie in one place) and only than try to escape somewhere (if possible to a cold place where they freeze)
Month 4 is so real! When Covid I was still working full time. When I say people were fighting over a can of tuna or peaches . It was truly insane to see! People were selling one roll of toilet paper for $10-$20 bucks!!
In a zombie apocalypse, I would probably barricade my home for a couple days before I decide to head to the largest shopping mall closest to me and set up my own base of operations there. A shopping mall may be a large environment, and there will indeed be zombies roaming around, but I’ll take care of them. By then, I’ll have stocked up on enough weapons from various gun stores along the way. My armory would be kept in the security room, that’s for sure. I would have plenty of things to keep me occupied. I would have an arcade to play random games, a Barnes & Noble to read random books, and a movie theater to watch any movies, TV shows and anime on a large screen. However, a few weeks later, I would end up becoming bored, until eventually another survivor finds themselves in my fortress.
You Gotta Be Kidding Right😂😂 Bro Talking About Animes And Watching Movies , I Can Definitely Assure You That You Wouldn't Be Thinking About Watching A Movie If Zombies Were To Arrive
For anyone that never hunted a well placed arrow or bullet to the head or right behind the shoulders (deer and bigger game this is more relevant) will immediately die Do NOT stab or cut the guts or bladder they will immediately spoil the meat
3:40 nope. That sterilisation method advice is kinda bad. Glass bottles can be too reflective of UV light you need for sterilisation. So you might want longer exposure. Plastic bottles - while more readily available - are even worse in this regard. UV light would break down some plastics and heat from the well lit surface will aid the process. This will make the water filled with microplastics, and when your kidneys try to filter them out to expell them from your body, they might clump together, and you don't want to deal with kidney stones in an apocalypse setting, trust me. Boiling water for sterilisation is fine. Just make sure you consume water not too long after boiling so bacteria that survived the process did not have time to repopulate and are low in number for your immune system to deal with. And if you need some water to sip on the go without camping out to boil it - mix in some alcohol. It will keep bacteria at bay for longer. A day for sure. Where do I get alcohol - you ask? Find some sweet berries - meaning they have hight sugar content. Mush them and let them ferment. The skin of the berries likely already has yeast on it so it will do the job, but adding more yeast if you have it will do the job faster. Fancy destilation machines are only needed if you want to det high concentration of alcohol, but to have "sip on the go" water you don't want it to be high alcohol content. Getting drunk on the go is not what you want to do in apocalypse setting. Not all the time at least. Sadly you will still want to distill this fruit wine into purer form of alcohol if you want to use it for medical purposes like cleaning wounds, but if you have a camp, rigging up a moonshine apparatus is doable.
Why do I think I would survive: -I have plenty of agility and strength thanks to my frequent parkour trainings -I'm a quick learner when I want to -always cautious and untrusting -quite introverted, so being all by myself likely wouldn't affect me that much -I don't want to brag, but I know for a fact I'm pretty intelligent -I always find a way out Why I wouldn't survive: -I have T1D, and without insulin I wouldn't survive for too long. Technically it is possible to make your own insulin, but its quality will likely leave a lot to be desired -I can be arrogant and overconfident -I'm very impatient Neutral trait: -I'm stubborn as heck, which could be good, but at the same time it could get me killed Ultimately though it's all about the type of zombies we're talking about. Intelligent or dumb? Agile and fast or clumsy and slow? Actually dead or just rabid humans? This is the biggest, most impirtant factor.
Everyone: "Use GPS and sat nav" Me an intellectual: Knows map and compass and orientation. Society is at fault becoming too complacent and reliant on technology that will surely fail, paper maps and compass are forever, basic life skills are required and if you don't have that well... Good luck because you'll need it. Plus the top play would be green house + hydroponic growing (I know somewhere within 15 miles that stores small wind turbines and solar panels to power the lights) within 48 hours me and my team will be sailing to a small island close to us (one of which is in merchant navy)
This list is wrong, out of order and making other people sound like they will become bandits but everyone is actually also doing everything for their survival. Only counting on months is worst idea, this kind of unlikely event should be counted by days as the death risk for the living has risen up to its limits.
The GPS system would fail quickly as there is a base in the US that adjusts for the time difference between the surface of earth and satellites due to time dilation. GPS would go out of wack by about 10 meters a day until the system failed.
As someone who's father in law worked security at a nuclear power plant, I can assure you that most power plants are a struggle to keep running. They are designed to stop running safely without human intervention. The odds of them actually "melting down" is extremely small.
Right , that part pisses me off . There is no reason to lie to make the threat worse …he acts like those things aren’t already accounted for before they were even built
Yep, that info is readily available to find on the internet (where this video is posted), if the makers can't do basic research into what they are presenting then it makes me wonder if any of the other suggestions they make is to thin the survivors out a little...
Chemical plants, and their temporarley storaged waste (waiting for a transport to a dispose-facility that will never arrive) would probably be a more serious threat.....
Avoid any fabric where they produce paper........ they opertate with strict security methods, but once there is nobody to enforce them, or to educate you at what i safe or not, things could go southwards very quickly if you go near of one.......
Yes, it’s unlikely that any meltdown would happen without intervention.
Ye but the pools to keep the old rods cooled are on generators those generators can only run for so long
The initial outbreak is actually the hardest to survive since it's most likely going to catch you off guard and unprepared
Shut-ins rise up
Unless it starts on different country and you're able to prepare before it gets to your country. But I'm sure every country will have a lockdown after it start on different country
I'll never be caught lacking always prepared mentally at least
@@Peytonthetall...that's called paranoia
@@interopsty I call it preparations
As a Project zomboid veteran i see this as an absolute win
Glad to see a few Zomboid references in the comments lol. My guys at the Indy Stone are getting themselves out there!
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Zomboids taught me that in the first couple days I sit inside and watch some tv before the powers off. After that it’s a book store 👍
project zomboid taught me than guns are better against other survivors than against hordes of zombies. creativity and arogance avoidance are the best against zombies. better safe than sorry after all
car + molotov
Best thing to do, is pre-plan a route to a safe spot in the area that you live in, plan multiple safe spots. Leaving your familiar area is a mistake, in a new unfamiliar area you don’t know where you’re going and don’t know the people, both could prove fatal.
Thi g you gotta think of no one else would think of cuz if you plan to run to the woods congrats 98 other people are already thinking of that
Everybody has a plan till they get smothered by a zombie herd
That might work but if you live in a massive city like new York there is gonna be millions of people or zombies in you're area even if you know the place u could get surrounded and die of dehydration or food of them surrounded u also u might get bitten depending what zombies they are if they can run,climb and everything wherever u go u better pray very hard
@@1sydeee Oh staying put works, and prearranged safe spots with caches work as well, including supplies to begin urban farming, eating local animals (insects included), water procurement (easier in a city than a rural area by a clear mile), raiding apartments and houses and other buildings for supplies as well. Plus all those Rural People, coming into MY City, thinking they can just come in and help themselves, oh no, their supplies will become MY Supplies when I lead them into my Traps. I know every square inch of my city, best places to sleep, best places to drink and eat, best places to make someone disappear. 💀
Yup. If you leave your familiar area in America, there's no guarantee which will get you first, zombies or the locals of wherever you went.
One thing that never seems to happen in zombie movies or for that matter disaster movies in general is that nothing much seems to set on fire. If the zombie apocalypse really happened pretty much everything left unattended would eventually catch fire and burn at some point in the proceedings.
Also, nobody seems to think about the lack of proper waste-disposal systems, because WHILE we wait in line to be converted into zombies, we will still continue to poop and pee and generate other waist, wich is not a problem if you and I do it, but CAN become a problem if we are joined by our millions of (temporarely) fellow survivers, and nobody is operating and reparing the machinery, collectors, tubes and garbage-trucks.......
The long-time survivers should avoid any big concentration of former humans, not only because of the zombies, but because it will become very quickly a hazardous enviroment in the near future......
That was a cool thing about a zombie book I read once The characters actually have to escape across the river because half the city's burning 😮 😮
Yeah, I thought about that as well, but honestly in most zombie movies after the " first day " of the zombie apocalypse. no longer then 3 days post " first day " a rainstorm will pour down. I'm assuming that's the director way of solving that problem (The rapid spreading of fire).
@@timfrank7461 what's the name of the book and where can i find it
@feeltheneed6649 it's called the Enemy series by Charlie Higson I will say it IS A ya novel but does get PRETTY darn BRUTAL evne for a YA novel. It's on Audible and thrift books has them for super d duper cheap
biggest problem with any apocalypse is other people
The government
@@majormarketing6552 that's probably the 2nd biggest problem they'd probably be busy saving themselves and there assets before interfering with the general public by then id imagine the crazies would do a fair amount of damage 😁
Getting Out/Bugging out is a terrible idea for most people. Whether you're a prepper or not , it would likely be a smarter strategy to stay at home and fortify. You or your car can hold a very limited number of supplies. Your house can hold exponentially more. People seem to overestimate how much they can carry and underestimate how many supplies they would consume in a bug out situation. Most people would just get dead faster by bugging out vs staying at home.
and when the water stops working? and all the bodies start piling up? the stench alone would be miserable. then there would be the disease from all the bodies. staying home works for the first couple weeks, since its possible it all gets back under control. but if you live in the southern US where it gets 100 degrees in the summer, staying inside with no power is a death sentence.
@@tooslow4065 Where would all of these refugees go. It's not like rural communities would be eager to welcome them and they tend to have a good aim from hunting and target practice. Sounds like refugees will jump out of the pot and into the fire. The rural communities within 3 hours drive of cities would likely become blood baths.
Once u leave then u become a glorified refugee. But the problem is water. I can fortify and pres as much food as u can, but the amount of water u need is hard to store. So a lot of folks, will be forced to bug out or at the very least have to make water runs which could get interesting.
@@tooslow4065the natives did it back in the day. If u have a well or live by a stream, even in the hottest of areas u can cover ur house in dirt. U might have to reinforce the roof but mud houses can stay at a constant 75ish if built properly. But ya, the south west isn't probably the best place to try to survive unless u have desert survival skills but it is actually probably one of the best places to be cuz most humans won't wanna be there, so if u do know how to survive there, then do it.
cities are death sentences. Even if you're initially safer staying at home, that means nothing as you will have to leave them, and the longer you stay the more dangerous leaving will be, eventually becoming near impossible.
Month 1: Get Out
Month 2: Establish a camp
Month 3: Hunt
Month 4: Scavenge
Month 5: Move
Month 6: Grow
Month 7: Strengthen up
Month 8: Store
Month 9: Mapping the Territory
Month 10: Fortify
Month 11: Prepare to fight
Month 12: A new civilization
This would be mine:
Month 1: Die
Will not work 😂
☠️☠️☠️ We will die
Month 13: EXECUTE ORDER 66
Once that is done, there will finally be peace 🤪😅
Many of these should be done in week one, not months.
Surviving the first year will be toughest. It will get easier as time goes on.
Max saturation will occur in first months. Most lone wolfs will be dead. The walking dead will wear their shoes out quickly. Then their feet etc. due to the loss of skin on feet as they shamble along. Crawling zombies are easier to kill and less dangerous.
Hour 1: I trip down the stairs and bust my knees.
Well that's like a death sentence in zombie Apocalypse🤣
It's certainly better than cutting yourself on the first day and dying because you couldn't treat the wound
Edit well depends on what you cut it on
Honestly, a zombie apocalypse wouldn't be that bad, since walking corpses aren't possible, the zombies would technically still be alive meaning you could kill them by conventional means (so no headshots only thing). Also, the zombies would succumb to dehydration in under a week, so all it would really take to stop a zombie apocalypse would be a quarantine. The worst of it would probably be at the very beginning due to everyone being caught off guard by it. As long as you survive the initial outbreak, you should be fine.
The whole of zombies is that its unatrual
Yep, every living organism needs energy... that's not just biology, but basic laws of physics. So unless we are talking about magic, zombies will soon starve to death or ate each others.
@@bdleo300 This is THEORETICAL and MAGIC, at least how everyone imagines it. It's meant to be a fun thing to think about.
If it did happen it would have to be some sort of bio engineered rabies and that wouldn't last very long
This is entirely theorctical, also anything is possible and if this happens in the far future we could have evolved in some weird way by then
there is a lot of things that skip peoples heads during a situation like this, fires, normal disease which will increase due to the amount of corpses and night time(have yall seen how dark it can get sometimes, you can barely see anything, its scary as hell)
As someone who lives in a woods can agree no moon its like the depths of space
True , contaminated water , lack of proper food , getting proper sleep without dying , getting killed in a stampede , little infections from bruises , lack of medical care . Psychological scarring from watching people get torn apart , losing loved ones , . Getting from one place to another , depression.
I leave NODS in my truck
I remember when the street lights werent working for a few days and when i was outside with family we REALLY could not see anything. I even looked at my hands and they were barely visible if i actually focused to try and see them so now imagine a zombie apocalypse where the power for the street lights will eventually give out.
Who thinks he can survive in zombie apocalypse
I do. From all the horror / zombie apocalypse games and movies I have played and watched and still do since little kid, my arsenal waiting for them 😉😄
Hi I'm negan
@@shaheerbhatti4196 hi
I will survive
@hasbullahhhh69420 Of course bro. Because all the strategies and the weapons are in my arsenal. We are ready for the Racoon City team 😄
There is no way in hell I could survive a zombie apocalypse.
1st requirement of an extinction level event: Lay off the Twinkies and start getting into shape. No amount of planning will save you if using the stairs is a life and death situation for you already.
Or live off-grid on a homestead at least 1 tank of gas away from any cities away from major highways.
Zombieland reference?
One thing you also have to remember is that if one human is against say 10 zombies and takes out 4-5 then there is still less zombies in the world at that point, so in reality the military would probably be able to take out many of the zombies, thus society would not collapse as quickly if at all.
Unless it's a zombie like resident evil or the last of us then...
Unless it's a zombie like resident evil or the last of us then...
Fr, military would probably be able to stop zombies for some time and destroy some
If everyone who dies rises as a zombie again then it's only a matter of time until society collapses regardless of how efficiently zombies are exterminated, although in the ideal case society and the government can potentially survive for months
The thing is that what makes zombies such a threat is the fact that they don't get tired and that if they bite you they infect you. So I think the trick or strategy is to make sure that your body is covered up so they can't bite you and you must always have a safe place that you can go to so you can rest. I believe that if you are aware of them and hopefully in some situations you have other people to watch your back that you can survive them but if you just go about your business you're going to set yourself up to be taken off guard or you're going to get tired and when you're tired or you're under fed you're not going to think as clearly or be a sharp or move as quickly in response to some stimulus
Find a place that has a fairly normal winter period. Zombies don't generate their own heat and will freeze solid after a few days of 32 degree temp. or less.
Thats a really smart idea actually
not so much on zombie dog or zombie bear, any animal with thick fur on them, would survive enough to find you.
@@zadesiriusid choot em and eat them
Rocky mouatins baby whoo xD
I would not do this personally. It is something many would think of to do, but supplies would run out faster than expected and sickness would more than likely cause you or loved ones to die. Many would be thinking the same leading to potential violence, and sickness. The best thing imo is where not a lot of people or undead can get to easily. Oil rig (they normally are supplied with everything for 30+ days at a shot and you can fish) Supply warehouse (may have food, medical needs and will have machinery to defense the building. Forklifts and pallets full of heavy items make for some safe areas. Animal Hospital. Has medical supplies and canned food. Yea dog food isn't going to be a great thing but it's editable and not many will think to go to an animal hospital for food.
The moment the zombie apocalypse happens I'm heading straight to Hollywood and picking up Woody Harrelson... so I'm set!!!
What if Woody won't be there if the government fly the celebritys somewhere. Else and leaves everyone here to survive
Woody wouldn't go with the gov. He'd be tearing shit up with the rest of us!
"BILL FUCKIN MURRAY!"
Well could be, the government would betrayed all of us and the president
@@Jules279 what about Stone cold Steve Austin
Ironicly zombies would be the least dangerous thing in a zombie apocalypse
After a certain amount of time perhaps. But everything will be extremely dangerous
What about staying on a boat in the sea or an island? You can always get food by fishing and water and zombies cant swim and you wont meet with other survivors
That's hella smart
Establishing a base on a remote island has always been my plan since I started thinking about it, it's 100% safe, zombies could not swim, human threat are incredibly low, and as you said, you can fish and stuff
True but then you leave it all to RNG when it comes to "What are the chances that someone else finds the island?" or "What are the chances that someone already lives on said island?" and don't forget boats will eventually deterioate over time due to either a) not having the resources to maintain said boat or b) not willing to use your own resources to maintain said boat.
No you can't because you there are many diseases come from fishes that eat zombie flesh and also zombies can't swim but they can float and react your island.also you need balanced food not only protein.
what about storms? and maintaining the boat, what if it got a leak? how would u get safe drinking water?
It all depends on the TYPE of zombie Apocalypse, THEN it depends on how many survivors are left. IF your smart you are already preparing for a Non-Zombie Apocalypse so you would be one step ahead of the game.
Exactly 28 days later zombies wouldn't be that bad as they would all just starve to death
Last of us fungus though we're SCREWED
@@timfrank7461 Trying to survive the initial outbreak of a 28 days later outbreak would be almost impossible given how fast it spreads
@antop4597 no cuz all you gotta do is wait it out the human body can only survive 3 days without water 4 weeks without food and 10 days without sleep granted I do think they sleep or at least REst so it's ONLY Vecter Is bodily fluids all I have to do is wait out until they starve to death. And if you DO have to go out, wear a PVE suit with either biker leather, chain mail, or a shark suit. And again find someplace with adequate water and food supply and your golden hell go hide out in Alaska and wait for winter have fun trying to rage when it's 40- FREEZING 🥶 hell get in a CASTLE 🏰 they can RAGE all they want against stone wall while I drink my martini and laugh at them:
thing is with 28 days later zombies 🧟♂️ is that they wouldnt LAST very long we never see them EAT their prey nor drink or hell even take care of theor bodies they are just rage and that can only last so long. (I've left two other comments, but they went into the void, so I'll add it here) diseases that transfer via bodily fluids really don't transfer that fast though granted the turn rate is crazy fast. But basically, if you hear about crazy cannibal attacks, get a bunch of food and water climb on top of your house with a ladder 🪜 set up a tent ⛺️ and wait it out
@antop4597 it really doesn't even spread that fast. It's bodily fluids, meaning you take out the infected and you're ok. Granted, the infection time is crazy fast now if it was AIRBORNE ye were screwed
@antop4597 Diseases that transfer by bodily fluids really don't transfer THAT fast... granted, the turn rate is crazy fast, yes, but look at real-life cases, ebola didn't spread that fast or far in America because we have things like running water, etc. Basically, the only way to get infected is to get bitten or get bodily fluids in you. So, if you can get to a safe place and hole up your golden and you can outlast it.
I think the island would be far safer place from zombies but you have to worry about strangers who may have also want that island.
The first rule should be: even with the zombies roaming, there is still a panic to get suplies, this last about 3 days to a week, this now makes scavenging vastly more difficult, especially when the power finally goes out, as shops tend to have rows which can hinder some movements.
The second rule is: know your enemy. Find a way to take notes, using a drone is a good idea. You're looking for answers to these questions:
>What do the zombies do out of habitat or instinct?
>How long does it take for an infected to turn?
>Do they have a suspended state and if so how long and when?
>When are they most active?
>What is their preferred place to hunt?
>How do you kill them? What is the quickest way to kill them?
>Is their bodily fluids more hazardous excluding the infection?
The questions are basic and can be used for human enemies or for hunting prey animals.
If you live in the UK, you best hope it is October as fireworks are very useful, you can use the lights and rapid fire fireworks could be a great distraction, while some others can be canibalised for other purposes.
You also need weapons, understaning where you are counts, just because the UK is not as gun friendly as America doesn't mean it's over for you. Anything is a weapon, the UK is a nation that improvises weapons.
What skills do you have in your toolbox?
When scavenging, can you identify real gold and silver? As people will trade for this, just as much as food, for lots of reasons.
The most important thing to ask yourself is can you yo ho ho and blow a man down if needed?
Some can't, be it living or the undead. This is why many lose their life. They won't blow a man down to stop a ressurection, because it's their family. Well, we will all go through this, hoping there is a cure or period of time the host needs to wait before the host regains their cognitive function from before being infected. Chances are there won't be, as you can't cure a dead body.
This has to be understood on a personal bases before you can move to the rules in the video.
The UK will suck to be in for the apocalypse. Few edible types of berries and mushrooms in forests, little game to hunt, barely any firearms, small military hardly equipped to maintain order, densely populated, damp weather, mostly urban country where not many people have wilderness or survival skills in general, not much of a culture of growing food on private land either - gardens are there just for aesthetics.
I guess enough people do know how to fish if you get to the coastal towns, and there are a lot of castles in the countryside but then everyone will have the same idea of getting to the castles, or to the Shetland islands for that matter.
@Pythoner
1. Food would be a little scarse, even with access to tinned and dried goods, not to mention farms, as people may not realise food doesn't just live in Asda or the corner shop, some outdoor shops will have a supply of ration packs, which may lead to early cannibalism (preying on the vulnerable)
Foraging would depend on location, granted, Wales and Scotland have the highest chances for this, as there is a higher chance of edible berries, mushrooms and small game, chickens would still exist, so you have eggs, pet shops will have rabbits, so a good source of meat (according to the saying)
2. When you have access to books on growing crops/plants and maybe one experienced person, this wouldn't be an issue. It may take time starting with zero experience, but some vegetables are easier to grow than others, It would be learning how to preserve food that would be harder. Not to mention, books can give you a basic understanding of animal care, but you'd still need a vet and experienced animal breeder, if you can.
3. The military would not hold order. It would be an impossible task once we hit a certain limit. They'd be the first to take as much equipment and leave, same with armed police. That said, firearms won't help you survive any better in the UK. People will want them, regardless of proficiency or not. Yes, I wouldn't pass on one if I found one. That said, there are far more fun weapons that could be employed, but the same issue (maintaining them) occurs. We'd be back to bows eventually anyway, but that's something the UK has been good at, plus arrows are reusable and easily made (with the right knowledge).
The weather would actually be survivable, damp or not. There are ways to damp proof in nature.
I wouldn't want to live in a castle. They'd have to be restored to live in (which would take a lot of resources and person power, time), it would be a red bath to see who lives as the king of it all, but you're always under a sword, someone always wants what you have and will unalive to get it.
The UK has other things that would help protect what you have. My concern would be power and being able to keep it on or shut it off, as if any UK nuclear power plants couldn't cool their rods, then that would be a bigger theat than cannibals and nutritional need meeting, assuming there is power still and no one shutdown the reactors.
@@Johnny-Wilde-Productions Well just to make some counterpoints
1. Yes I'd agree food will be scarce, the UK is far too populated for its actual amount of farmland and imports too much of its food - which will all cease past the initial days. Of course most of the population will steadily join the ranks of the undead anyway, but the point is that there won't be a lot of ready foodstuffs, canned food, as well as farm animals and crops in the country in general. The UK's industrial and logistics chain is built on the 'just in time' principle
Foraging will be an option anywhere in the north of England, as well as Scotland or Wales - but again you'll need people who know what they're doing. Most of the population is urban and would have none of that experience as well due to urban sprawl; getting out into the country may be an English past-time but it has become increasingly hard to actually do.
Pet shops are a no-go, all the pets will either be let out or die without care within a couple of weeks.
2. If you have one experienced person, he can teach and supervise everyone else and it won't be a problem. And he will also be able to absorb the knowledge from books and increase efficiency further. But without someone like that then trying to learn how to farm from books alone will be a useless endeavor. You at the very minimum will need videos, which won't be available naturally. You will spend a bunch of seasons just learning from silly mistakes, not producing a worthwhile quantity of food.
Same goes for anything involving animals, only worse as they're more demanding, have their own food demands as well, and mistakes will quickly cost them their health and then you'll be left with not even some seeds to try again.
Preserving food is something you can teach yourself in short order though, with some reading material.
3. Again I agree that the military will never be able to maintain order in the long-run, no matter how large or well-equipped. Society will always collapse whether it takes 1 month or 6 months. But if society holds out for long enough then the government might have time to do something useful; build fortifications, allocate emergency labour towards fishing & agriculture, produce firearms and ammo in defense plants, etc... People will have more time to learn skills and get to grips with the threat before being thrust into a free-for-all.
Furthermore a large military means more weapons and gear to scavenge later on.
In practice, the nuclear powerplants will be shut down in an emergency such as this and the government will quickly introduce rolling blackouts and various restrictions to limit the load on the electric network (gas fired power plants will also run out of gas shortly). There will be various emergency and long-term stocks of fuel that you can use for diesel generators.. not only in petrol stations but around the country - that's something you can rely on later on if you get your hands on a generator. Siphoning out of cars and trucks will be an option too. And with a small generator and rationed use, you should be able to make even a modest amount last a while.
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Utterly dependant on the area of the UK.
Scotland is fine, damn we had deer in people's gardens after a couple weeks of the lockdowns, and there's rivers a 5 minute walk away.
Water? Iis summer and it's been raining 😂
Step 1: Go to space.
Step 2: Die alone.
You forgot 1a = go irrevocably insane
Finds Necromorphs there...
If a Zombie apocalipse happens I would put on a helmet and become THE anoying zombie with a helmet.......
If you want to be an annoying zombie, you might as well put on a whole medieval armor covered in spikes
If a zombie bites me I’m biting it back
How to survive idea video: how to survive Five nights at Freddy’s
Yes
Theoretically you could just live in the mountains because the zombie's hearts would not function they would freeze. You could also wait until all of the zombies die out due to hunger.
8:26 "After this many months, they are unlikely to have ammunition."
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If a zombie apocalypse really happened i think they said humanity would be wiped out within 2 months
Depends on what kinda zombies walking dead were fine
Last of us thats AIR BORN and a fungus ye naw were all dead
@@timfrank7461 no, some one could be a-symptomatic meaning the disease lives in them but they are unaffected. I’m pretty sure that’s what was going on with the last of us crews
Im glad my cabin has a fresh water well and plenty of game around
If there were to be a zombie apocalypse I think it wouldn't be like "28 days later" or "World War Z" instead be more like "Sean of the dead". Though if it's more like "The last of us" then we are screwed.
Even worse imagined if they mutated like resident evil zombies 😂
@@kevinha9734 Good grief. Are we talking T-Virus or Las Plagus?
@@bluetarantulaproductions6179 whatever the tyrants like nemesis were 🤣
How to survive a zombie apocalypse:
Step 1. Plant peashooters in your backyard
you fortify constantly when you are in 1 place. That mistake was made in the Walking Dead numerous times. At the village and the prison
At this point,how to survive can survive ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING
There are running human,zombies out there !! Dude lets make some selfies 😄🤣😄
Libraries and bookstores are a great source of information on survival, hunting/making traps, plant foraging, gardening, maps on where to find fresh water tanks and underground tunnels.
good point
Underrated place to scavenge in the initial days. I’d be getting everything I can on electrical/mechanical engineering, chemistry, hunting, cars, food, maps, and herbal medicine.
Thank you! Thank you so very much! I am glad someone mentioned abandoned, active nuclear power plants. And the US alone has over 400 of them scattered across the land, not including those found on military installations.
Month 1 is always the hardest to survive for me.
well i know why. we all know. the no1: can always happen any time random time. 2: people will freak out and run anywhere and fast as possible so you will also not really see whose zombie or human. overwhelming is it? 3: the most loot will be taken and before you know u got the wrong store almost nothing and also a very high chance to counter a zombie. and what i would suggest is go to old peoples home. after a little while. you still have food for days so wait it out and most houses will have maybe a couple zombies but to get canned food or any loot its my tip to do so. i mean u start a little lower but hiding or fortifying your house for a bit would help. make no sound and leave lights at lowest or just off. i mean these are my toughts. unless you dont have any weapon like a machete like i have now. but hey kitchenknifes helps too. also travel light if u scavenge.
The first 2 months for me not only do you have to figure out how to survive but you also have mentally wrap your head around everything
Me as a trained hunter and survivalist: welp... sucks to be you guys...
Me as a highly trained Marine. It's hard enough to survive in a world of people trying to kill you with 15 other highly trained professionals watching your back. A very small number of people will survive a for real long term SHTF situation. Most won't be able to handle the stress of isolation if they are lucky enough to make it past the first 30 days.
If zombie movies have taught me one thing you’d be the guy who’d die in some unlucky way
@@neilyb4590 I mean, that would be just my luck....
@@alexrompen805 my best case scenario is I get bit mutate and can climb walls got to look on the bright side
My job would tell me "yea, there's zombies walking around, so what? Be safe and get back to work".
i grew up in the mountains, i aint leaving.
why does no one mention zombies as fertilizer?
Using them as fertilizer would only spread the virus into the food. It's just not feasible and is considerably not the brightest idea.
You really want to eat something that has used a rotted, diseased corpse as food?
The unsung heros of most zombie apocalypses would be rain, wind, cold, heat, insects, birds, rodents and other critters.
Constant exposure to the elements and wild life is gonna make being a zombie very difficult.
That said, the average undead will be a very gross experience to be around.
Think trails of rats and insects constantly swarming them... and because zombies can't react well, rats are constantly
disturbing zombies.
I’d be a zombie. The probability anyone watching this video would be one of the og zombies is quite low.
You should already be doing these things. Not for zombies but the real world. Get geared up, skilled up and get in the right mindset.
Hard to say who can survive. Whether you're a game veteran, doomsday prepper, or the average civilian - anything can happen to anyone. I want say I'll the part of the ones left standing, but with so much despair and loss of loves ones - mental health might be the first to decline and you do the unthinkable to yourself.
No its not hard. Im dead. Your dead. Bear Grylls is dead. John F**king Rambo is dead. And as for "gamers". Lol. They are best taking their own life and getting it over with quickly.
You should be hunting and gathering long before your canned and dry food go bad and one you have a base camp you should also start a farm depending on the season if you need to build a indoor garden in your camp
How to actually survive
1. Move
3. make a camp
6.hunt/scavenge
9.grow
12.map your territory
15.make a new safe zone/civilization
Dude no matter what resources or what scenario im in a zombie outbreak happene i have my routes my plans and my ultimate mind switch to survival primal insticts to protect those alive and destroy those who threaten and ive been this way since birth and trust me ive been mentally challenging myself to expect the loss of close ones and loneliness so thats no issues and killing to live well thats natural
Your survival will depend on the zombie type.
Walking dead good chance of survival
World war z slim chance of survival
Also its funny how people say oh yeah i would do this and that but you never know until you are in that actual situation and your flight or fight instincts kick in.
I used to think I could survive a zombie apocalypse but after I played project zomboid my mind switched very quickly
5:41 And don’t shore up chain link fencing from behind with timber, like they did in the show. Use tension in staked cables or chains, in front and behind, criss-cross at angles to the fence. This would have the added benefit of obstructing zombie massing and drifting along the fence. It would also more effectively resist vehicular ramming by desperate visitors.
Also, it’s easy to check, adjust, and repair tension. Granted, the exterior cables would need to be accessed by leaving the secured area. But if your area is continuously mobbed and surrounded like that, it might be time to trigger the evacuation plan.
But would you know, I mean REALLY know if it started? Two times in my life I have thought that something was happening. One time on my way home from work as I passed a cemetery, I saw what looked like a coffin vault tipped over by an open grave and a bunch of stuff spilled. Nobody around and it was dusk. Then I saw a disheveled, elderly man in a raggedy suit lumbering across the grass. It bothered me. I called the police and told them what I saw and actually asked if something was going on. The dispatcher got a kick out of that, but I was more than half serious! The second time was when I was a Fedex driver, and I noticed that there was no traffic as I drove into a small but busy town. I made 3 deliveries and did not see one person in a newer development off the main street. I didn't hear any sounds either. It was extremely unusual. I drove by a grocery store. Cars in lot but no people. Finally, I went down a side road and saw someone walking slowly on the other side of a van in another neighborhood. I pulled to the side and observed. She put something in the van and started driving it. Shortly after that everything went back to normal. I had the heebie jeebies for the rest of the day.
Love how you concluded the meltdowns lmao! You are a perfect theater spokesperson.
For those of us that grew up in the country and worked on farms, it's gonna be a little easier than those who grew up in the cities and their only source of food is a McDonalds.
Learn the skills now, you won't magically pick them up in the mountains. AND PRACTICE THEM!!!!!
Remember to hord all the toilet paper you have and can find.
There are some "weeds" that can be eaten if things get tight. Dandelion, broadleaf plantain, clover. Some wild flowers can be eaten like daisies, violets, nasturtiums, and wisteria. If you're careful you can eat young poke weed. The inner bark of birch, beech, and some other trees is edible. The new spring leaves of some trees are edible. Tea made from the fresh needles of some pine trees and the inner bark can keep you from getting scurvy. You can eat the young leaves of maple trees, the inner bark, and the little helicopter seeds. The seeds can be boiled to make something like a sweet syrup or eaten raw. Acorns need a lot of processing though to get rid of the tannins which make them bitter and can make you ill. So acorns are probably not a good emergency food source unless you have the time and water to process them. The sap from a lot of trees can be used as a source of drink if water needs to be conserved or you are desperate, but it won't be like drinking from a fountain. Fruit and nut trees are the best for that, and maple trees.
In the southeastern US there will be gardens and various fruit and nut trees to scavenge from. Pecans, walnuts, hickory nuts, persimmon, blackberry, blueberry in some places, all grow wild. A lot of people have apple, pear, cherry and peach trees in their yards. And many people still do some backyard gardening, if they are zombified or otherwise deceased they won't mind you grabbing some taters or cucumbers.
I've eaten clover, dandelion, nasturtiums, and broadleaf plantains; they all taste kind of similar to me. They are a little bitter but don't taste bad. My great grandmother ate pokeweed, but you have to be very careful and it takes a lot of boiling and processing, I've never tried it it's too risky for me lol.
There are of course fish and turtles to eat too. I was in a bad way once and ate snapping turtles. They grow big, are stupidly easy to catch and taste pretty good. They are disgusting to clean though and smell horrible. And then there are various insects that you can eat.
The food is there if you aren't squeamish, know what to look for and are willing to put in the effort to harvest it.
I think in a survival situation the immediate dangers are from lack of water, injuries and exposure provided you aren't surrounded by zombies or groups of violent marauders. And you have to understand that these are survival foods, they aren't likely to taste amazing but they will keep you from starving to death.
If you would hesitate to eat your pet lab in a desperate situation with a side of dandelions and wash it all down with a cup of boiled and filtered pond water you probably aren't going to make it though.
problem is unless you're an expert in the woodlands you're not going to know one from the other and will end up poisoned. Certainly when it comes to the flowers and the weeds and leaves. When it comes to berries they are better known, and someone around always knows a thing or two about mushrooms. But then a lot of this stuff is seasonal anyway.
There are several garden crops that will grow in 90 days or less.
In the early chaos (or before), you should have gotten seeds.
Hunt and scavenge first. Save your supplies.
You are going to need to do better than 6 hours of sunlight to clean water for drinking.
Filter it.
Boil it.
Filter it with charcoal.
Filter it with sand.
I lol'd a little at that. "Just leave it in the sun." That's not going to be sufficient if your only source of water is a small pond or stream. A case of dysentery would end your plans pretty quickly. Imagine surviving through the intitial chaos. You dodged zombies, military blockades, looters, and finally got out into a less populated area lugging your big ass solar panels(lol) only to drink water you thought was safe and ended up shitting yourself to death literally.
Best place to start the library no one is gonna think to go there they’ll be too busy trying to get stuff from Walmart and you can find books on survival and weapon making not to mention many libraries have vending machines so you won’t be dying of dehydration or starvation right away
7:28
With fatty meat - learn how to render tallow and use it to make pemmican. It is not hard really. You smoke and dry meat, crush it into small peices, then you put that dried meat "powder" into hot tallow and let it encase the meat.
This makes "bricks" of product that has long shelf life, easy to stack for storage, and when you need it you just plop it into a pot of water, add some vegetables and get a hearty stew. And with lipids from tallow, protein of meat and carb and fibers from vegetables you cover most of your nutritional needs and dodge adverse health effects of unbalanced diet.
You can also eat pemmican as it, but if you do you might want to add dried fruit or berries into it to make it taste better.
I remember Fear The Walking Dead before Rick Grimes woke up in the hospital in the first season of the original AMC series. Yes the first year of a zombie apocalypse will be the one that will catch you off guard the most, due to one reason:
Most people in the world's population now can't-or won't-adapt in a world ruled by the living dead. Because the masses will make stupid decisions on how to survive afterwards.
Which is why the first thing I'd do in a zombie apocalypse is get the hell out of the cities before all hell breaks loose from the animals of the masses that WILL be the first to die for those who chose to stay at their homes that will prove fatal for many on the first year alone.
How to survive a zombie apocalypse : Put on thick jeans with sweatpants underneath. Put on two denim jackets. Duck tape your wrists, ankles and neck area. Most zombies won't be able to bite through that unless they have a good amount of time. The human jaw isn't strong enough to bite through those materials instantaneously even if the zombies don't feel pain. Next step would be to go raid an academy sports for a helmet, football/hockey gear. Motorcycle gear also works. After that, you really don't need to worry about any zombie. You'd only need to worry about letting a horde pile on top of you to the point where you can't get up. This is why every zombie movie is dumb. The military and police have uniforms that can resist the bites of dogs and stop bullets.Most people own clothes that could also stop human bites. Surprise attacks would rarely result in someone getting infected unless it was a large amount of zombies.
I feel like people living in archipelago has better chance of survival. Having your own island would be cool.
Please make a video of how to survive from parents.
Hahaha 🤣
Lol
Taking from what I know about the global emergency in 2020, first thing to do is grab all the toilet paper you can get!
I think the hardest part would be transport, we are use to cars and so on assisting us with moving around. For example, 10 kms is not much when you drive but try to walk that with supplies on you. Add rain, wind, sun and any other wealther issue to the mix. That 10 k will feel like 30 or 40 by the end of it.
The hardest situatio is if you can survive from zombie, you have to face to face with hunter and other villain. It's not easy to trust between survivors
honestly i would recomend heading to the city in a few months because the hordes would head away from them
Day 1: Hide
Day 2:Observe
Day 3:Scavenge
Day 4: Kill Zombies
Day 5: Wake up😂
Fortified places like prisons... but you live in Italy and there are three castles within a 5 km radius. Fortified, with access to water and with gardens to grow.
I shit myself when the news turn on in the intro 😂
I just came back after playing project zomboid and i found this, what a coincidence
Nuclear power plant ? Now I didn’t thought about that !
They really need to consider the consequences of a mosquito bite in a zombie apocalypse, especially if you reside during an apocalypse near a pond, large bodies of water like said ponds are breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
And don't forget not to enter random large mansions when chased by zombie dogs.
The only thing I can say is we don’t know exactly what would be maintained and functioning and what would be abandoned and that could change things dramatically
Also a few things for certain, unlike zombies film where the goverment/military and police wouldn't collapse quickly tho, as they have this planned out with "compound 8888" which its a plan set in motion to prevent a zombie outbreak from happening.
depending on the type of virus and how quickly it speard could effect our chances of survival, if the walking dead type of virus then the police force can easily get rid of the threat ASAP, if it someome far worse then yeah alot of people would die unless we adapt and evolve to survive.
Many homeowners have atleast 1-2 guns inside their home for protection And some have conceal carry for self defense when going out
Despite the possible threat of other people, everyone knows that cooperation is KEY for survival, its not like people are gonna random attack a safe place/settlement without weighing the pros and cons on what will happen, rather it would be best to know what kind of people your dealing and if their actually friendly or not
Leaving your home is not the smartest idea, unless the area gets overrun and you cant stay anymore due to danger and be forced to leave your home and go somewhere else, unless the army/military ie getting people out to safety then its best to go with.
after this, now im ready for a zombie apocolypse
That’s true to slow zombies, will be easy to move out more but the first zombies and the mutant zombies you gotta worry about they are more dangerous, more worse than any nightmare, career fair mansion did many type of zombies, fast, one slow ones the one in screams and Mutan zombies are bigger way bigger so the zombies in our world are fast and mutate to big zombies 🧟♀️ 🧟♂️🧟🧟♀️💉💉💉💉
Yea like ppl thinks the zombies will be stopped by environment or bullets, but what if they are resistant to those weaknesses?
@ShibaMcDripNu what if they adapt or are not dumb but have a massive hive mind
If it's last of us were its airborne by spores were screwed no cure for fungi
i would get going to my cabin and id be good. Electricity is made locally (so while it works its all good) and water comes from under the area, and farms and fishing equipment is everywhere there.
It's not at 6 months grow, it's grow at the appropriate time. I know little about it but seedlings are a good start. Potatoes are easy to grow and they are underground.
Running out from the city and going to the stores asap is the worst possible idea because that would be every other persons idea as well so it would be a huge mess traffic jams crowded stores etc. the best thing to do is to shelter in your home for a few days untill the magority of the residents left and the zombies spread (less zombie in one place) and only than try to escape somewhere (if possible to a cold place where they freeze)
Month 4 is so real! When Covid I was still working full time. When I say people were fighting over a can of tuna or peaches . It was truly insane to see! People were selling one roll of toilet paper for $10-$20 bucks!!
In a zombie apocalypse, I would probably barricade my home for a couple days before I decide to head to the largest shopping mall closest to me and set up my own base of operations there.
A shopping mall may be a large environment, and there will indeed be zombies roaming around, but I’ll take care of them. By then, I’ll have stocked up on enough weapons from various gun stores along the way. My armory would be kept in the security room, that’s for sure.
I would have plenty of things to keep me occupied. I would have an arcade to play random games, a Barnes & Noble to read random books, and a movie theater to watch any movies, TV shows and anime on a large screen.
However, a few weeks later, I would end up becoming bored, until eventually another survivor finds themselves in my fortress.
You’re not the only one who’d do what you’ve written here, be careful when contending with other survivors.
That is very predictable
You Gotta Be Kidding Right😂😂 Bro Talking About Animes And Watching Movies , I Can Definitely Assure You That You Wouldn't Be Thinking About Watching A Movie If Zombies Were To Arrive
Your own base ? Lmfao
Basically, your dead
Playing Project Zomboid taught me a lot of things. I know what to do. I guess
You know nothing first of fall if this happens most likely you will get infected because who knows you are immune to this virus or not
Well looks like I gotta rethink my zombie apocalypse survival plan
Bro would definitely die real fast😭😭
Screws and a screwdriver make far less noise than hammering a nail when barricade doors/windows ( :
Corn and potatoes are not good long term, after the first crop the soil will be depleted so you’ll need a bumper crop like turnips or parsnips
For anyone that never hunted a well placed arrow or bullet to the head or right behind the shoulders (deer and bigger game this is more relevant) will immediately die
Do NOT stab or cut the guts or bladder they will immediately spoil the meat
3:40 nope. That sterilisation method advice is kinda bad.
Glass bottles can be too reflective of UV light you need for sterilisation. So you might want longer exposure.
Plastic bottles - while more readily available - are even worse in this regard. UV light would break down some plastics and heat from the well lit surface will aid the process. This will make the water filled with microplastics, and when your kidneys try to filter them out to expell them from your body, they might clump together, and you don't want to deal with kidney stones in an apocalypse setting, trust me.
Boiling water for sterilisation is fine. Just make sure you consume water not too long after boiling so bacteria that survived the process did not have time to repopulate and are low in number for your immune system to deal with.
And if you need some water to sip on the go without camping out to boil it - mix in some alcohol. It will keep bacteria at bay for longer. A day for sure.
Where do I get alcohol - you ask? Find some sweet berries - meaning they have hight sugar content. Mush them and let them ferment. The skin of the berries likely already has yeast on it so it will do the job, but adding more yeast if you have it will do the job faster.
Fancy destilation machines are only needed if you want to det high concentration of alcohol, but to have "sip on the go" water you don't want it to be high alcohol content. Getting drunk on the go is not what you want to do in apocalypse setting. Not all the time at least.
Sadly you will still want to distill this fruit wine into purer form of alcohol if you want to use it for medical purposes like cleaning wounds, but if you have a camp, rigging up a moonshine apparatus is doable.
Why do I think I would survive:
-I have plenty of agility and strength thanks to my frequent parkour trainings
-I'm a quick learner when I want to
-always cautious and untrusting
-quite introverted, so being all by myself likely wouldn't affect me that much
-I don't want to brag, but I know for a fact I'm pretty intelligent
-I always find a way out
Why I wouldn't survive:
-I have T1D, and without insulin I wouldn't survive for too long. Technically it is possible to make your own insulin, but its quality will likely leave a lot to be desired
-I can be arrogant and overconfident
-I'm very impatient
Neutral trait:
-I'm stubborn as heck, which could be good, but at the same time it could get me killed
Ultimately though it's all about the type of zombies we're talking about. Intelligent or dumb? Agile and fast or clumsy and slow? Actually dead or just rabid humans? This is the biggest, most impirtant factor.
as an introvert... I'm always safe from any disease outbreak🤣
Everyone: "Use GPS and sat nav"
Me an intellectual: Knows map and compass and orientation.
Society is at fault becoming too complacent and reliant on technology that will surely fail, paper maps and compass are forever, basic life skills are required and if you don't have that well... Good luck because you'll need it. Plus the top play would be green house + hydroponic growing (I know somewhere within 15 miles that stores small wind turbines and solar panels to power the lights) within 48 hours me and my team will be sailing to a small island close to us (one of which is in merchant navy)
Zombies they walk you run
They run you board up your door and windows 😂
Me watching this video with asthma calculating my chances to survive 😂
This list is wrong, out of order and making other people sound like they will become bandits but everyone is actually also doing everything for their survival. Only counting on months is worst idea, this kind of unlikely event should be counted by days as the death risk for the living has risen up to its limits.
also with the fire, use a dakota hole fire instead of a traditional one so you dont give away your position!
The GPS system would fail quickly as there is a base in the US that adjusts for the time difference between the surface of earth and satellites due to time dilation. GPS would go out of wack by about 10 meters a day until the system failed.