Rai, y u just keep sprinting? Allz I want is to hug your unconscious, naked body.
I told my character to sprint 1 room by mistake. I'm not out cold yet bro
@Tux: I don't think we can easily find out how Raymond turn zombie, but I think we can safely assume that zombification can occur in at most 8 turns, and that dead bodies (that, or people 'killed' by zombies after being infected) can become a zombie :3
Tux cut himself with the mirror shards when using them as weapons, not from a zombie bite.
Also, Raymond was a zombie before the game started, so we can't determine how long zombification takes. I'd give it ten turns minimum assuming you aren't otherwise dying, because turns represent a very small portion of time.
Uh ok, next question: Did Tux actually cut a zombie or swiped some zombie blood using said mirror shard?
Also, I was referring to Samantha's zombification, as we heard someone scream that was most likely her first turn, and zombies aren't generally know to scream. Although I did forget that Samantha wasn't really moving the turn Tux entered the bathroom, so I'll change my guesstimate to at most nine turns instead
Also, I was referring to Samantha's zombification, as we heard someone scream that was most likely her first turn, and zombies aren't generally know to scream. Although I did forget that Samantha wasn't really moving the turn Tux entered the bathroom, so I'll change my guesstimate to at most nine turns instead
I'd give it ten turns minimum assuming you aren't otherwise dying, because turns represent a very small portion of time.
That still stands. Your immune system would probably delay the virus. Hell, we don't even know if you'll become a zombie before dying, because it stated that from what we saw, the zombies outside all had major visible wounds, from which we can deduce they were likely dying before becoming zombies.
If this is based on any actual zombie story, I doubt the infection speed is under ten minutes. A lot of times it takes over an hour, which would be somewhere around 60 turns.
We also have the badassery perk, so we could probably endure a biohazard environment better than the average person could.
You recall the beauty of your wife. She was a stunning woman with an incredible personality. She had many suitors, but she picked you out of all of them. Her wit and intelligence were only matched by her compassion, which she shared devoutly with you. You imagine her wrapping her arms around you warmly; feeling the love between you two. There was nothing stronger than your love. You both thought your love for each other could accomplish any task, and perhaps it could have. Not wanting to leave anything out, you also remember her fingers clenching into your back as she was dragged through the bedroom window by the psychotic murderers. You shudder at this part, still horrified by what happened that night. You reached out for her, grabbing her wrist and using the windowsill to brace yourself, but those outside began flaying her entire body with their teeth and fingernails. You pulled as hard as you could, attempting to save your one love. You thought of all the time you had spent together, all the things you had talked about doing, and even the ring you were planning to give her. You started sobbing uncontrollably; the more you pulled, the more you realized it was a lost cause. She emitted a horrific noise, then was silent, her grip going entirely limp. She was gone. You couldn't accept what just happened. You screamed your heart out. You vowed revenge on whatever stole her away from you. As the deranged cannibals began trying to reach through the window, you picked up a nearby wooden chair and bashed it against the head of the thing trying to climb through the window. Needless to say, it fell crashing to the ground. You felt a little satisfaction, but you knew you didn't accomplish anything. More started climbing through the window, and that is when you realized it was a lost cause and that she was gone from you forever. With a face full of tears, you blew one last kiss to your true love and whispered, "Good bye." Then you left the building through the fastest escape route, intent on not having the same fate as your beloved.
The only other thing of importance about that night was that this was the night you realized your new pursuit in life. You vowed to take revenge for whatever took your beloved away from you. You promised yourself and her that you would set things right, or at least as right as they could become. You knew exactly what you were going to do and who was going to pay...
The first minigame (MG1) has begun! Check your PMs for player-specific information.
This is a bracketed tournament of 1v1 matches. There will be four rounds in total. Turns will be sent as fast as the two people matched together submit their actions, so people will receive their turns at different rates. Note that dead players are also included in this competition.
You recall the beauty of your wife. She was a stunning woman with an incredible personality. She had many suitors, but she picked you out of all of them. Her wit and intelligence were only matched by her compassion, which she shared devoutly with you. You imagine her wrapping her arms around you warmly; feeling the love between you two. There was nothing stronger than your love. You both thought your love for each other could accomplish any task, and perhaps it could have. Not wanting to leave anything out, you also remember her fingers clenching into your back as she was dragged through the bedroom window by the psychotic murderers. You shudder at this part, still horrified by what happened that night. You reached out for her, grabbing her wrist and using the windowsill to brace yourself, but those outside began flaying her entire body with their teeth and fingernails. You pulled as hard as you could, attempting to save your one love. You thought of all the time you had spent together, all the things you had talked about doing, and even the ring you were planning to give her. You started sobbing uncontrollably; the more you pulled, the more you realized it was a lost cause. She emitted a horrific noise, then was silent, her grip going entirely limp. She was gone. You couldn't accept what just happened. You screamed your heart out. You vowed revenge on whatever stole her away from you. As the deranged cannibals began trying to reach through the window, you picked up a nearby wooden chair and bashed it against the head of the thing trying to climb through the window. Needless to say, it fell crashing to the ground. You felt a little satisfaction, but you knew you didn't accomplish anything. More started climbing through the window, and that is when you realized it was a lost cause and that she was gone from you forever. With a face full of tears, you blew one last kiss to your true love and whispered, "Good bye." Then you left the building through the fastest escape route, intent on not having the same fate as your beloved.
The only other thing of importance about that night was that this was the night you realized your new pursuit in life. You vowed to take revenge for whatever took your beloved away from you. You promised yourself and her that you would set things right, or at least as right as they could become. You knew exactly what you were going to do and who was going to pay...
I swear Az spends 3/4 of his Turn PM time writing these.....
You both thought your love for each other could accomplish any task, and perhaps it could have.
The structure of this sentence initially confused me. If azrael actually wrote this, I'd recommend to choose a less ambiguous beginning. As "you both" can mean you, as the man, did two things or that the subject is two people. I was able to figure it out by the end of the sentence, but it interrupted my flow. Job of a writer is to remove anything that might reduce flow.
"If a topic that clearly interest noone needs to be closed to underline the "we don't want this here" message, is up to debate."
I submitted my minigame turn. It's probably the shortest TKG turn submission I've ever made.
I kinda hope I don't have to do four rounds of this. Besides, I think the highest-placing living player gets to be the new killer. Never mind, that's altering the primary game's results. So basically the prize is useless (which is why dead players are included).
Edit: Deleted my secret powers. Now only Tux knows.
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Maybe the winner just gets zombification immunity or something?
Quote from name:Azrael.Wrath
This is a minigame for TKG3. The winner will receive something to be used within the TKG3 world. As balance is not the focus of this minigame, the prize received here will not be able to alter the results of the primary game.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you were bitten in TKG and lost this game, you'd get infected, but if you won this minigame, you won't be infected. That sounds like it's altering a result of the primary game.
I don't know what you could receive in the game that wouldn't be able to alter/affect the game somehow. Unless it's like useless vanity item or something.
poison_us
I told my character to sprint 1 room by mistake. I'm not out cold yet bro 
