You finished the game with the following scores:
Medical: 50
Engineering: 72
Athletics: 46
Hand to hand: 44
Firearms: 50
Reflexes: 75

You didn't kill any zombies.

You didn't rescue anyone.

I tried to make every possible wrong decision.

Did you actually finish the game?

Finally, I suvived the apocalipse and found a cure on my forth try

I just now finished the game and saved several people. I am wondering how many people it is possible to save. Probably four.

Maybe six if you count bonny and the nameless one

Is this game really that good? I didn't try it, but you all seem to be obsessed.

I played it one more time, and I managed to kill myself. And no matter how much I begged and pleaded it wouldn't let me do the last turn over. No lie, that was how it ended, with options to plead and threaten to do the last turn over, or just accept that I totally f'd it all up.

Man, Truff. That's just...man.

Do you like Choose Your Own Adventure books? It's like that, hence being fun.

So.... Michael Clarke Duncan passed away today. He was 54.

I liked him as the Kingpin from the Daredevil movie, but his role in The Green Mile is by far the one who endeared me the most to the big guy.

What a trip....


Full article here...

Well, I guess I'm happy they cancelled The Finder, MCD was a big part of what made me enjoy the show, and it wouldn't have been the same without him. RIP.

Sad sad day. He was a bit of a scene stealer, and his Green Mile performance was epic. If you haven't seen The Slammin Salmon, he does comedy pretty well.

Wasn't really a fan of choose your own adventure books, so I guess I'll pass on that game.

and with the short attention span of this thread I bring you waffels

You finished the game with the following scores:
Medical: 50
Engineering: 84
Athletics: 57
Hand to hand: 50
Firearms: 72
Reflexes: 68

You managed to kill 3 zombies.

You managed to get the following people to safety:
Kayden
Justin
You also saved from a zombie horde one man whose name you never learned.

My life is about to head in a new direction. I'm tearing down my old life to build my new one.