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Jen

  • I played for most of 2008. Then went AWOL for...a while.
  • I currently run a PKer, a zambah, and a philosophe. I also toss around a feral dual nature-er when I have the IP hits to spare. My career survivor is hibernating until the city actually needs career survivors again. :p
  • I'm partial to crazy schemes, lost causes, and any sort of play that pushes the limits of the game mechanics. Track me down if you've got some out-there idea. I might be game.
  • Suburb Danger Map History - I'm back to cataloging this. The empty gallery pages made me sad.
  • NecroNet Mechanics - a work in progress
  • Gnome's game is awesome, and I might be in it somewhere.
  • My obligatory template collection is here.


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  • These are probably the most helpful guides out there: http://wiki.urbandead.com/index.php/Guides:First_Day_in_Malton and http://wiki.urbandead.com/index.php/Modern_Suburbia:_Surviving_Level_One
  • Here's a helpful map: http://dssrzs.org/map/
  • If you need a revive, requesting one here should speed things up: http://ud-malton.info/revive.php?State=Add+Request Or at least stand in any cemetery. Cemeteries are widely accepted as universal revive points. You're less likely to get shot + killed there.
  • Your best bet for gaining XP is to find a Very Strongly Barricaded Hospital, enter and stock up on as many First Aid Kits as you can, then run around healing anyone you see stuck out in the street. (They are more likely to be injured than people inside).
  • You can also heal zombies for XP. Healing zombies in the street doesn't hurt the survivor cause, and you really can't afford to be picky at this point. If you're truly desperate, you can also hit, then heal, zombies.
  • http://cit.aypok.co.uk/
  • http://wiki.urbandead.com/index.php/SFHNAS OR http://tinyurl.com/SFHNAS


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