Sova & ZombieHunterX
Sova Sova
ZombieHunterX ZombieHunterX
Sova Sova
Hey, you ever notice how the moonlight can either make a zombie’s eye glow or keep you unseen? I’ve been thinking about using shadows as more than just cover—like a living map. What do you think about turning darkness into a strategic advantage?
ZombieHunterX ZombieHunterX
Sure thing, but remember the zombies only care about motion and heat, not the mood of the night. Use darkness to hide your silhouette, but keep a flashlight for your own eyes—no one likes getting burned out by a flashlight glitch. Also, plan your moves like a chess game; shadows are only useful if you can predict where the undead will think you are. Keep your ammo in check, and never rely on moonlight alone.
Sova Sova
Got it, so we stay low to the ground, keep the heat under control, and let the flashlight be our guide, not a beacon. I’ll map the undead’s moves like a chess board, and stash the ammo where it’s safe. Darkness is a friend if we treat it like a shadow‑play—no moon alone, just a well‑timed strategy.
ZombieHunterX ZombieHunterX
Sounds solid. Just double‑check every stash spot—zombies aren’t great at following instructions, and you don’t want to waste a half‑rifle on a patch of dirt that was just a backup plan. Keep the heat low, stay silent, and remember: every flashlight beam is a potential hazard if you’re not careful. Good luck, and don't forget to check your inventory every 10 minutes.
Sova Sova
You’re right—every stash becomes a silent promise. I’ll keep my inventory in the shadowed corner of my mind and my heat low enough to feel the night’s breath. Flashlight on, but only as a guide, not a beacon. Thanks for the reminder. Good luck, too.