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Debriefing => Off-Topic Lounge => Topic started by: Kratos on July 25, 2012, 06:54:40 am
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http://www.indiegogo.com/zworlddetroit (http://www.indiegogo.com/zworlddetroit)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijFphEN8bE0&feature=player_embedded (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijFphEN8bE0&feature=player_embedded)
Allow the players use soft shotguns or pistols, so they can shoot at the zombies.
This is so cool!
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When I loved in Michigan the nightly news showcased neighborhoods being bulldozed. Some of the concerns of the demolition were: asbestos, termites, mold, drug factories (think meth), needles, etc etc
So, in order for this to be legit they'd have to make a sizable investment in cleaning up and stabilizing these abandon buildings. I think they are too naive to really understand the problem.
It would be cheaper and safer to let the city bulldoze the properties then make purpose built set pieces for the zombie apocalypse.
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I agree above what you said. They can use simple steel beams and a freaking plywood board to make a building. You dont need it to be too fancy.
Perhaps we should let them know.
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It's a cool concept but KM is right, it's very naive.
Abandonned buildings can be structurally sound and safe, but left unmaintained for so long, it's completely unpredictable how they would have faired.
The cost alone of having so many buildings structurally evaluated just makes this completely unfeasible, unfortunately. $145k would get the project nowhere. All the buildings in a proposed area would have to be evaluated before the area was purchased. The cost of maintaining a safe environment would also be ridiculously high that it could compromise any sort of profit margin.
The only feasible way this could really get off the ground is if they started with just one large building, a factory or something of the like that was structurally sound, convert that into some kind of airsoft arena, and then if successful, eventually expand further, buying up pieces of land and more buildings as they went along. It would still be pretty abysmal as far as 'business' sense goes.
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A building falling on me just adds to the atmosphere. I'd do this in a second. What would be awesome is to get military training gear. Fire blanks and have the laser suits on. That would make it super hectic.
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Some (most) parts of Detroit are already in a zombie apocalypse state. Just saying.
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Some (most) parts of Detroit are already in a zombie apocalypse state. Just saying.
I think that's why they picked Detroit. They don't have to actually hire people to build a theme park because it's already the way it needs to look. They aren't trying to make jobs for the many MANY unemployed citizens of Detroit. That would just be silly. :rolleyes: