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[zomara0292]

The only down side of it is a bad roll. Also, as part of that plan, we need to force the zombie to. . . . . do something useful as a distraction. Maybe go on a homo/suicidal rampage? just throwing something out there. And thank you for getting the basic idea of what I wanted NRDL 

[Armok]

can i suggest reducing the time for zombification?
because really, in six days people are able to do a lot of stuff.
reducing it to a couple of hours, would give us a bigger advantage.

Long incubation time is an ADVANTAGE, what we should insted do is make it take as long as possible before they *realize* they've been infected.

[zomara0292]

long incubation time does have a disadvantage, though. SO I can see why they would want to shorten it. In fact, I think, if we include an extremly short incubation time with high intelligence, we can easily create spies. A long incubation time denies that due to obvious symptoms.

[kaian-a-coel]

I'd like to up intelligence and speed.

[fergus]

In fact, I think, if we include an extremely short incubation time with high intelligence, we can easily create spies. A long incubation time denies that due to obvious symptoms.

This might actually be a good idea.

[zomara0292]

I also though of another plan, though the infection of babies might be better for this. Spit bombs. but that will be in the future.

[shadenight123]

or make parasite survive in water.
then infect the sewer system. then infect the rats. and work the way up.
or infect the rivers and the fish. any way, infecting the water would give us the world.
>.>

[zomara0292]

or make parasite survive in water.
then infect the sewer system. then infect the rats. and work the way up.
or infect the rivers and the fish. any way, infecting the water would give us the world.
>.>

Quite right. I think I might even make a post of future plans and possibilities. It might help in deciding what moves to make during the turn. But we do have the man in the hospital to worry about.