1. City- Lots of cover, unique angles, and plenty of duestructible things.
2. Damage done to it- Looks much better than just a plain old shot to the head and also gives the opportunity for interesting wounds.
3. Get Wounded- Nothing is cooler than getting shot in the arm, only to switch the gun to the other hand and keep firing.
4. Left Behind By Friends- It's one thing to know you are screwed, it's a whole 'nother thing for your friends to realize that before you and bail.
5. Unexpected- Sometimes the happiest ending is one you didn't see coming.
6. Just 1- The whole "There can be only one" thing just makes the whole experience better.
7. The Sniper- A person with incredible accuracy is going to be very hard to get close to. Also, that accuracy can extend to other firearms, not just a rifle.
8. Yes- Zombified animals are scary as hell. Especially when the look like normal animals. It makes you get close enough to them without thinking they are a threat.
9. Hijacked Vehicle- You can't always expect someone to rescue you, sometimes you have to rescue yourself.
10. Yes- A first-person perspective scene would make the experience that much richer because you get to see the situation from the characters point of view instead of some omniscient angle.

1. City - Lots of cover, many different routes to get to your destination, and you can use your surroundings (i.e. cars, fire hydrants, falling off buildings, etc.)
2. Shot to the head - You could blow all of its body parts, but it won't die completely until you shoot it in the head.
3. Get wounded - There's no way any man can escape without any scratches. He will get injured.
4. Left behind by your friends - You know it's over when your friends ditch you and leave you for dead
5. Sad ending - Imagine leaving in your rescue copter, looking down at the tons of zombies below, thinking of your lost friends, and how you're the only one who survived....
6. D - He'll be the only survivor. He lives, but the memory of losing his friends will haunt him forever.
7. The Sniper - Personally, I would prefer the sniper to be the sole survivor. (and even make him the main character)
8. Yes - What's more scarier than zombie animals? (think of Resident Evil)
9. Military Helicopter - You get rescued by a military helicopter. While you rest, the soldiers on board open fire on the zombies below.
10. Definitely - Gives you a better perspective of the action, and makes you feel part of it.

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C/AFC - AFJROTC

1. City - Cover almost everywhere, Lots of stuff in your surroundings to use for your advantage, hiding spots for sneak attacks :3
2. Damage done - Looks more awesome, and a headshot is just too quick and would take out the fun.
3. Get wounded - Makes it a bit more realistic because I don't think anyone can survive a big fight without atleast getting scratched.
4. Left behind - It fucking sucks to die by your last trusted resort.
5. Unexpected - Surprises the person, if you had them know what happened before the ending, it's like a friend spoiling it to them.
6. Just 1 - Show how the other 3 died, and what the last guy did after the escape. Makes it more interesting I guess..
7. Secondary character - People keep the main character alive too much, time for a change, gives off a stunning conclusion to the end.
8. Yes - Animals are alot faster than humans, so it makes everything harder and crazier for the humans.
9. Hijacked vehicle - Because theirs just no way you can have enough time to look for the keys to another persons car. Jacking it and hot wiring it is faster than spending your time looking for the keys.
10. Yes - Makes the user watching the flash have a better viewing experience, it revives the action, sending a wave of awesomeness towards their brains.

Also, I think this pic has been posted before. Just telling you ;)

1. City, because that's where everyone is.
2. Shot in the head, because the brain is the only thing it needs.
3. Get wounded, because no one's perfect.
4. Getting left behind, because it's on purpose.
5. Unexpected, because everyone likes plot twists.
6. Depends on the situation, but someone needs to die. So 3 max.
7. Blah.
8. Zombies are out for human brains, so no.
9. Military chopper, because that's pretty much the best way to ensure survivor safety: a helicopter that can be relied on to work.
10. No, because everyone should be seen in entirety, hero or not. Plus, it's how RE3 was played.

1. Where would the best scenario for multiple firefights be at?
a. Forest
A forest would be the best in my opinion, as there are several planes of view, such as the ground or the tree tops, and plenty of cover and camoflage.

2. How should a zombie die?
a. A shot to the head
Zombies should be weak but there should be hundreds, they should overpower you with numbers only, not with strength.

3. Should the main character:
b. Get wounded
Its not nice to see the main character invincible, show his mortality.

4. Which of these would be the worst death for YOU?
b. Shot by friendly fire
Its like dying by accident, from someone who isnt even your enemy, by far the worst for me.

5. Best ending?
c. Unexpected
Everyone loves a plot twist, keeps you watching, as you wont know what is going to happen.

6. A group of 4 people are escaping a situation. How many should survive?
b. 3 Max
3 MAXIMUM, maybe less, people need to die, it represents the gravity of the situation.

8. Zombie Animals?
a. Yes
Zombie bears in a forest, its gotta happen.

9. Rescue vehicle
e. Hijacked vehicle
Its alot more rugged than a helicopter or being rescued, a dramatic escape is always better.

10. FPP (First-Person Perspective) scene?
a. Yes
YES, it throws you into the game, and allows you to get lost in the character.

1. Where would the best scenario for multiple firefights be at?
a. Forest: reminds me of predator one ^^

2. How should a zombie die?
a. A shot to the head: its just classic

3. Should the main character:
a. Live: if it's a game. I hate playing a game were my eforts to "not-die" are useless

4. Which of these would be the worst death for YOU?
c. Left behind by your friend(s): it would uberly suck

5. Best ending?
c. Unexpected: but happy. if not, wierd. but not bad.

6. A group of 4 people are escaping a situation. How many should survive?
a. All 4: i feel it is the perfect number. if someone MUST die, make a 5th character, or make 8 for meatshields :)

7. If you answered D on question 6, which one should it be? (skip if answer is not d. on question 6)
*skip*

8. Zombie Animals?
a. Yes: c'mon, they rock. and give a rest to the never ending, super slow regular zombies.

9. Rescue vehicle
e. Hijacked vehicle: seems original enogh

10. FPP (First-Person Perspective) scene?
b. No: it might get you in the athmosphere, but i rather see the main character's face

Sup I'n BACK - What i miss?

1. Forest - The trees and maybe caves would provide cover and becuz cities are overused for zombie games.

2. Could go either way, but i would choose damage because it seems more logical.

3. sacrifice himself/herself for bf/gf - but mysteriously survive

4. friendly fire - HALO FLASHBACKS!!!

5. unexpected - leaves people wanting more

6. 2 people - main character and his/her bf/gf - gotta add a little drama

7. (see 6)

8. yes and no, it depends, dogs and cats are ok, but sheep and deer are not.

9. hijacked vehicle that YOU hijack

10. first-person

i looked a few posts back and noticed you're in the ROTC!

i'm in the army, i'm currently a corporal, what are you?

-for the ROTC

i usually dont comment or anything at anything but this deserves answers.....
1. mountains because lots of places for ambushes
and guerilla warfare
2. damage done to it because it would look way cool and im all up
for needless gore
3. get wounded because that way he has a scar or burn to remember
his experience
4. shot by friendly fire, thx alot guys >. >
5. unexpected because you cant have your ending be predictable
can you
6. none because it makes a feeling of hopelessness in the
situation
8. hell yes they are f'in scary if done right
9. military ground because escapin on a take would be badass
10. no way to hard on flash

1.B. City, I am a Resident Evil fan (Racoon city). Although this has probably been said a lot, lots of different things can be used as cover or be destructible.
2.A. A shot to the head is classic for the death of a zombie, but perhaps you could have limbs being shot affect the zombie. for example, shooting the legs casues it to crawl.
3.B. Get wounded. I hate it when the main character is seen as like a god or can't be killed. Wounding the main character shows that he or she can die!
4.C. left behind by my friend(s). your friends leaving you to die while they escape. enough said?
5.C. unexpected. if something is very predictable, it makes watching the movie a little bit more boring.
6.B. 3 Max. One person should die and affect the characters trying to survive. All 4 people can't survive, it's a bit unrealistic.
8.Yes! vampire/zombie dogs from I am Legend=amazing. Also, it causes the survivors to use different tactics.
9.A or C. The military should step in and help the survivors. I would feel a lot more safe in a military vehicle, than a civilian vehicle.
10. Yes. It looks very cool seeing things through the eyes of one of the characters.

1.forest cause u can hide and use anything as cover and flank from anywere
2.Damage done to it cause hedshots are for noobs but shooting a limb off is more fun
3.Get wounded and see if he/she bleeds out or patchs it up or mans it out and make it to saftey alive
4.Shot by friendly fire from a enemy spie acting like you squad
5.Unexpected like always
6.Just 1 its always fun to see if he/she makes it
7.The Sniper cause you never hear him talk
8.No not really zombie like
9.Military Ground Vehicle like a convoy
10. Yes because its on most games and it makes it feel like your the player/creature

sorry any cause should be because

ugh delete my other one.

1. city- lots of cover.
2. head- could blow away every other part and they would still come at you.
3. die- they should die taking as many victims as they can.
4. falling- i fear heights.
5. c- an unexpected ending is always the best.
6. d- just seems the right one to pick.
7. b- the secondary character always seems to live.
8. yes- crazy zombie dogs for the win!
9. a- it has guns and it flies.
10. can't really pick one....

1. City - Lots of things to be destroyed

2. Shot to the head - It's just fun

3. Sacrifice for others - at least your life will be worth something.

4. Shot by friendly fire - your soldiers being against you is not a good one

5. Unexpected -You'll never know, life is unpredictable

6. Only 2 - That's always the plot

7. Main char and the Girl

8. No - It's already disturbing to see a dead human come back to life

9. Hijacked Vehicle - better steal one than to wait

10. Yes - you'll get a better perspective of the other chars.

I guess that's all.

1- City : covers, vehicles, stores for supply, more chance to encounter survivors.
2- Damage done : more realistic ("realistic zombies" doesn't really make sense, i know), no need to use something sharp or a gun to kill them, and some players like to be sadistic (a shot to the leg, just to see him crawling)
3- Wounded : killing the main character isn't a good idea i think, but he can't be invincible. If he sacrifies himself, disappears, and comes back hurt, that'll do the trick. Too cliche maybe.
4- Left behind : in a collapsing world, your only hope is certainly people you trust. But they didn't wait for you, or they just dumped you. Most of the people in such a situation would certainly lose all fighting spirit and fall in despair.
5- Unexpected : need to surprise the players, from the beginning to the end.
6- Only two : killing everybody seems excessive, and the opposite too. Two persons is just good : somebody is watching your back, you can rest a bit at night, and you can do some fighting strategies.
8- Yes : more potential ennemies is always good. But they can't be too different from the human zombies. I mean, if the basic zombie is slow and weak, why a zombified dog will run as a normal dog and take dozens of bullet to die? Like Shadow-1409 said, zombies overpower with numbers, not strength.
9- Military helicopter : ground vehicles are good, but you can't escape a zombie-filled city with that. A crowd of zombies will stop a car quickly, and bigger vehicles are quite hard to drive if you're not accostumed.
10- No : much simpler for you to do and for the player to play.

Well, I hope this will help. I'm not sure of my english : if anything seems unclear just ask.

1. city: good cover and nice supprise moves available
2. a shot to the head: because it isnt a zombie if it isnt shot to the head
3. get wounded: then the main character isnt a god and it can give a good ending
4. shot by friendly fire: ooohh. the humiliation
5. unexpected: you can use your imagination a bit more
6. only 2: but it must be a man and a woman so they can live there life after the escape together
8. yes: unexpected fast attacks
9. hijacked vehicle: a bit of action to get the vehicle and the vehicle can splat the zombies
10. no: if you do so there isnt a good view of the rest of the group

sorry if i made some mistakes, im dutch

1. City because you can get lots of high ground on the roofs and if you have a sniper rifle with you you can pick off the enemies one at a time
2. A shot to the head because its a classic it destroys the zombies brain since thats their weak point
3. Sacrifise themself cause there is nothing more heroic than sacrifising yourself so your freinds can get away
4. Falling to your death its just scary going faster and faster till BAM you hit the ground and if somehow you survive your still fucked cause some evil person is bound to come and kill you cause your legs are broken
5. Unexpected because say like it was a dream and you wake up and then you realize your in the same situation as before except this time its for real!
6. 3 mainly cause one of your freinds might have sacrifised themselves so the rest could get away
8. yes cause its always a challenge to kick like a Zombie Elephants ass!
9. millitary helicopter cause you can shoot down anyone who tries to kill you (like a sniper or someone with a rocket launcher)
10. no cause like what most people said you need to know whats happening with your freinds (Left 4 dead intro is a great example)

sorry if some dont make sense

whoops, forgot to give reasons

1. Mountains. Mainly because the other two have been done to death, forests are annoying, and cities are cliché.

2. This is the only part of a zombie shooter that needs to make sense, scientificly speaking. It would be wierd to empty an entire clip into a zombies leg, and then take out a pistol and on-shot kill it in the head.

3. Get wounded. So he/she can return in the sequel and look bad-ass and haggard from his/her previous romp.

4. Shot by my friend. Where is the entertainment in that? The other two are much more dramatic and hair-raising

5. Can't decide this time.

6. 4. The group needs to stay alive in order to stay alive, I mean just look at the introduction for Left 4 Dead. Everyone made it out, and everyone helped one another.

8. Yes, because there is SO much potential for this. Zombie cats, zombie bears, zombie zoo animals...yeah.

9. Military helicopters have been done to death. I'd rather see you drive a wheelchair then yet another helicopter. In every great zombie game, there has been a helicopter. (Dead Rising, for instance) and it is a scenario that's been exhausted of all it's juice.

10. Sure. It puts you in the mind of the main character, and lets you see everything his/her way.

1. Mountains - Forests and Citys are done so much. I'd like to see one in the mountains sometime. Being that high up would also mean the air would be thinner, which would mean the hero would really need to think about how to go about things to use as little energy as possible, because he may need it later.

2. Damage done to it - No doubt. Shot to the head is kinda played out, and besides, it's DEAD I doubt it's brain even functions so a shot to the head would likely do no more than a shot to anywhere else.

3. Get wounded - I HATE when the main character dies! I don't know why, but everytime I see that happen, I always wonder: Well then what the hell did I do that for? I know it doesn't always happen in real life, but he;; I think if their the hero, dammit they don't deserve to die.

Left behind by your friend(s) - It's one thing to die, its a totally different thing to die from betrayal. You can only imagine what might go through ones head during their death, if they know it was their 'friend' who caused it. They wouldn't be thinking "Oh shit, I'm gonna die" they would be thinking "How could they have done this?"

Happy - I like happy endings :). It can be an unexpectedly happy ending, but it must be a happy ending. Sad endings disappoint me.

3 Max - I know that sometimes none survive, and sometimes all survive, but if it's a dangerous situation it makes it more realistic for one to die. It shows that the main characters are not invincible or godly, but human like us.

Zombie Animals - Hell yes. If there can be people Zombies there should be animal zombies to. Many times an animal can be more dangerous than a human anyway. Imagine that animal as undead killing machine, fueled only by madness and bloodthirst? Animals often rely on instinct more than humans, so what if it's only instinct was to kill?

9. Hijacked Vehicle - The biggest "Fuck you" you can give to enemies hell bent on killing you, is to use one of their own vehicles to escape.

10. Yes, but only for the whole game if you can pull it off. A few cutscenes or something in first person perspective would be nice though. Mabye an option to change the view to first person in certain places?

1. Where would the best scenario for multiple firefights be at?
a. Forest - forest = forest fires. Mountains = cold. City = not as good as forest.

2. How should a zombie die?
a. A shot to the head - this way you can have crawling ones, limbless ones, or just heads that could bite someone after they kill a whole horde of zombies, for the lulz.

3. Should the main character:
b. Get wounded - sacrificing yourself is kinda over done and expected, like living. If they get wounded people might think they will die and it won't be predictable as to what happens in the end.

4. Which of these would be the worst death for YOU?
c. Left behind by your friend(s) - getting crippled, then watching as your friends run away and a bunch of slow as fuck zombies slowly walk towards you, you crawl and try to get away but you know you're just prolonging the inevitable. That would be a real kick to the nuts.

5. Best ending?
a. Happy - make it seem like theres no hope, and theres no way they can survive or the ending be good, THEN have an unexpected happy ending would be awesome.

6. A group of 4 people are escaping a situation. How many should survive?
c. Only 2 - just because theres no option to have some be crippled or wounded so badly it would slow down everyone else.

8. Zombie Animals?
a. Yes - fucked up mutated things that can barely breath and live, the kind that would say "shoot me" if they could. That's some creepy shit.

9. Rescue vehicle
d. Civilian Ground Vehicle - helicopters leave no room for big risks, in the air theres not alot to stop you but in a regular vehicle theres always some risk but still a chance of rescue.

10. FPP (First-Person Perspective) scene?
b. No - Most of the time it just doesn't look as good, or it's hard to see what's going on. But if you can do it well enough then go for it.

1. City. Lots of cover, tons of things to destroy, and - if this is a flash game - would be challenging not to hit civillians.

2. Shot to the head. All I can give for an explanation is, that it's a hell of alot more fun!

3. Get wounded. What kind of solider would he be if he didn't have any battle scars to show for it? Perhaps a single scar across the face, or a an arm replaced with a robotic one.

4. Falling to your death. Like if the fall caused great impact on your body, and all your brains splattered everywhere, I couldn't bare it (oh wait, I'd be dead)!

5. Sad. LIke if the solider was assigned a really important mission, but failed it and everyone died.

6. Just one. I can't really give an explanation for this one, I just feel that it should be one.

7. If by close quarters guy you mean the guy that rushes into everything then yes. Dying should be his punishment for always rushing into things.

8. Yes, of course! Especially if it was a zombie dog that was hairless, had yellow eyes, and had muscle showing. Dude I would shit myself!

9. Military helicopter. This should be because one of the characters needs medical attention at the end of the flash, so they need to rush back to the base.

10. Yes. It makes you feel like you are in the game itself.

1. Mountains. I live in a somewhat mountainous region, and I went through a 'holy motherfucking shit what if zombies attacked' stage. I concluded that if there was a huge zombie attack, and you were stuck on a large mountain, how will you survive? You don't see ammo lying around the mountains all the time...Also, an icepick would be a sweet weapon.
2. Damage, but it would also be awesome if destroying vital organs had more of an effect, as well as busting skulls. The undead still have SOME living qualities.
3. Combination of D and B. the main character should be hurt, but to protect his allies. Like he/she could be hit by shrapnel from a grenade, or get bit by a zombie, but amputate the infected part just in time.
4. Left behind. The most horrifying, but most likely. If my allies leave first, that will either kill me, or drive me towards exacting my revenge and kill them myself.
5. Unexpected/happy. Like the characters escape and rebuild civilization.
6. Depends. If it is the main characters, 3. If it is some random group of people that the main characters meet, none. Reason why: The main characters must lose someone dear. It will torture them and prove how weak they really are. If they have dead acquaintances, they will be driven more towards curing the infected world.
7. The guy who dies should be the sniper. He could be plowing down enemy after enemy then..."FUCK! Out of ammo..." He backs away, bumping into a reanimated corpse. He runs away, climbing to the highest point, but in a matter of time, he gets consumed by the horde, and he becomes one of them.
8. YES. Regular zombies are boring. They move slow. They make noise. Imagine a zombie bird. Featherless and decaying, this creature signals to other zombies, but otherwise is completely silent. There can also be zombie dogs and cats. Mangled and bloody creatures without a last shred of humanity that zombies may have if there is an antidote. Freaking scary.
9. Hijacked Copter. The Helicopter driver could attempt to land it, then find that a passenger in it has begun the transformation to zombie. The pilot tries to throw the zombie off, but it quickly overpowers him, and the copter lands as they both lay in wait of the next person to enter. The hero/heroine would enter, get attacked, shoot both, push them off, and one could grab the bottom, only to be killed as the main character lands the chopper.
10. Yeah. It gives a good "OMGWTF" Feeling.

Hit leave it before I typed the reasons. FFS IDIOT ANDHIN.

1 More places to hide. In a forest you can't hide well from a gun, and in mountains the gunfire will cause shit.
2 Traditional way of its death. Makes it more fun too.
3 It's always a great ending and leaves you feeling respect for the guy.
4 I hate heights.
5 I chose both, because While I mostly mean C, an unexpected ending, that is unexpectedly sad, is normally shit, leaving you with an empty feeling about it. So count C, but take A into consideration.
6 Everyone surviving is just lame, but losing too many people means you stop caring about the people.
7/
8 Brings a new challenge for the heroes. And they would be if there was a zombie outbreak anyway.
9 Hijacked vehicle shows they're in a hurry to fuck off, and loses that "WERE ALL SAFE GAIZ" Type thing. Keeps it in suspense.
10 Just necessary. Always.

1. City- More manouverable than the other choices, and the best place a sniper could ask for.

2. A shot to the head- So many ways to do it.

3. Sacrifice- I've played Final Fantasy X and Persona 3 a little too much.

4. Falling to your death- Acrophobia (don't ask).

5. Unexpected- I love twists.

6. Only 2- Leaves more room for development.

7. Damn, I wanted to be the sniper.

8. No- I can't stand hitting dogs, undead or not.

9. Hijacked vehicle- It feels so much better.

10. Yes- Something tells me that you're not doing a shooter. FPP should be given more detail, like in Mirror's Edge.

1. Where would the best scenario for multiple firefights be at?
b. City

Cities have people and pretty much everything can combust/explode.

2. How should a zombie die?
b. Damage done to it

Takes longer, and looks more natural.

3. Should the main character:
d. Sacrifice his/her self for someone else

Sacrifices show that the character is pure of heart, a good idea for a protagonist...?

4. Which of these would be the worst death for YOU?
c. Left behind by your friend(s)

Tragic, both mentally and physically.

5. Best ending?
a. Happy
+
c. Unexpected

Predictable endings are not good material, and i prefer happy endings :D

6. A group of 4 people are escaping a situation. How many should survive?
d. Just 1

Dramatic turn of events, i guess.

7. If you answered D on question 6, which one should it be? (skip if answer is not d. on question 6)
The Sniper, snipers have more chance of survival as they strike from far away, and i simply think he should live.

8. Zombie Animals?
b. No

They must be fugly and creepy. Do not want.

9. Rescue vehicle
d. Civilian Ground Vehicle
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e. Hijacked vehicle

It would make a great escape plan and all.

10. FPP (First-Person Perspective) scene?
a. Yes , it makes you get more into the depth of the story.

So, this doesn't seem like your normal flashes, if you know what i mean.

: wink wink