Where the freak do you get an RPG in the zombie apocalypse?
I dont think its an RPG they use. It looked like a grenade launcher.
That is more believeable.
Yeah, looked like an m32
Er yeah, launcher. Its the current milspec revolving cylinder grenade launcher. If you recall, Woodbury attacked a National Guard caravan early in the season and took their goods. In the book, they actually raided an armory. Either way, thats where I figure they got it.
With all of the military sites going down, finding that stuff would not be that tough. Remember all the helos and gear lying around the hospital in the first episode? the tank and all that stuff in ATL?
Way to many nice NFA guns running around Woodberry. Wonder how they keep all thoses different calibers fed? We should start a thread listing all the different weapons we see in Woodberry.
How many people wondering this haven't been really paying close attention to the show? Maybe just catching a episode here & there?
Just since Woodberry was introduced they went out & took down a small Nation Guard unit. There was guns & ammo to be had in that attack. Then there was mention of that not being the first time he had gone on "supply runs" like that. When there is no Police, no store owners, no guards, ect. It would be easy to get access to guns & ammo of all kinds if you looked in the right places. Not to mention finding them in places where armed people got over-ran by walkers & eaten. Now I'm not saying guns would be littering the streets, but they would be available in many places.
I have been watching the shows this week. a lot of shows and bits and pieces that i did not see before. it make much more sense now.
i still have not see it from the very beginning.
character development is interesting and important, many people say they are tired of this per son or the next and I can see how their characters were presented from the first that they may not have been likeable.
very good acting. i have never seen most of these people before but i think they do a great job in showing the emotions.
one thing i find hokey. if the 'bite' infects you, then that implies body fluid or salivia, then how in the world are they not all infected being that many times when they smash a head that blood, fluids, etc. would splatter everywhere including in their eyes and mouths.
also the stink, it would be unbareable but they do not really do it justice.
i know EMTs that have gone in to a home in which a person has been deceased for a couple of days and they say from the minute they enter it is horrible.
Shooting - TV and movies have painted a very untrue picture of accuracy. running full speed and always hitting the head, i would like to be able to do that. i reality when running and your arm extended, that muzzle is jumping 9 ways to sunday and to always hit the head, well, almost impossible. I say this because i have realized that my OK Handgun Lic students have unreal expectations about what their ability to hit a target will be.
i still have not see it from the very beginning.
character development is interesting and important, many people say they are tired of this per son or the next and I can see how their characters were presented from the first that they may not have been likeable.
very good acting. i have never seen most of these people before but i think they do a great job in showing the emotions.
one thing i find hokey. if the 'bite' infects you, then that implies body fluid or salivia, then how in the world are they not all infected being that many times when they smash a head that blood, fluids, etc. would splatter everywhere including in their eyes and mouths.
also the stink, it would be unbareable but they do not really do it justice.
i know EMTs that have gone in to a home in which a person has been deceased for a couple of days and they say from the minute they enter it is horrible.
Shooting - TV and movies have painted a very untrue picture of accuracy. running full speed and always hitting the head, i would like to be able to do that. i reality when running and your arm extended, that muzzle is jumping 9 ways to sunday and to always hit the head, well, almost impossible. I say this because i have realized that my OK Handgun Lic students have unreal expectations about what their ability to hit a target will be.
If you already saw the episode where they were in the CDC & had to escape cause the scientists was gonna blow it up, watch closely when the scientists pulls Rick close. He is whispering in his ear cause he knows Rick is the groups leader. Rick later reveals that what the guy told him was that everyone is infected but they aren't sure how it happened. Everyone turns once they die, weather by natural causes or from walker attack.
I'm hoping they reveal more into what the sole cause of the infection was. I'd like to know if it's gonna be based off food consumption or water supply, maybe even something in the air.
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