@DeathsColdEmbrace That would be… odd, though.
ROLL THA NEXT CLIP STEVEN!
Hey everybody!Anything new?
Here’s a question ,How can you free the prisoners in the camp?
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@ChrisD To free the prisoners, you can use keys you find on the camp grounds, or if you have a multitool and have enough technical skill, you can pick the lock.
but do you stay and fight or still run away when you hear voices?
Hello once again audience. INTRO OF DARKNESS THEN REDNESS THEN WHITENESS
He could be undead person that has a name tag.
Maybe an undead dog even… I once had a neighbor with a dog named Toby. It could be on a tag attached to his collar. 
what significance would he have though?
Or maybe a regular dog you can bring back to the compound? Just something neat to lighten spirits there, not necessarily for defence.
I would suggest a German Shepherd, but that’s just me. 
@Archie Good idea. A German Shepherd or a Husky.
I agree. As a mood lifter and morale booster it would be great, but using a dog for defense against zombies would be a bad idea unless there really wasn’t any other choice. You don’t want zombie virus getting all over your dog’s injuries, or even getting inadvertently swallowed after it takes a bite out of a zombie. One fight with zombies, maybe two if you’re lucky, and your dog would get infected…
I would train the dog just to shove down the zombie, not bite. If anyone has read World War Z then remember about the dogs? They would train them not to bite but to shove them down?
I’ll consider a dog named Toby.
I’m getting to the end of the story though, so adding lots of new characters or a pet or weapons or other notable elements will not make as huge an impact as something in earlier parts.
But if I can work it in and it makes sense to the story, I’m happy to do it.
Yay! When my son is born I think Ill name him Toby. (If its a boy. Too early to figure out gender. All we know is that my wife is pregnant.)
@JimD I completely understand.
@Zach I must have missed it.
@revanrulesrussia Dude, you sound a tad bit obsessed with that name.
It was like in the first pages area (1-10 I think)