Malton LUG
| Malton Linux Users Group | |
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| Abbreviation: | Malton LUG |
| Group Numbers: | 1, for now. |
| Leadership: | calebt3 |
| Goals: | Establishing safe zones at locations with names that hold significance for the FOSS community |
| Recruitment Policy: | To join, post in the Contact area |
| Contact: | [1] |
The Malton Linux Users Group is a human group established with the goal of securing buildings and regions with names that hold significance to the FOSS community.
Bases of Operations
Currently Active
Future targets
Policies and Tactics
Dual Nature: First and foremost we believe that all members should fully embrace the roleplaying nature of the game. When you die, you are expected to be a good zombie and look for tasty brains; even if they belong to your fellow LUG member. No being a Mrh Cow. If you want to live again, it might help to invade a NT building and get combat revived. Also, as part of the roleplaying, living members are encouraged to perform random revives as often as possible.
Hiding In Plain Sight: Barricades and lights attract zombies by the dozens. If barricaded buildings are rare in your area, you are encouraged to sleep in ruined buildings that don't attract any attention.
General Strategy: The encouraged pattern of operating is to revive zombies near your home base and hike to a spot beyond the range of Scent Trail. Then you do the same the next day, heading back to your base of operations and fortify it. If you follow this pattern you likely will end up servicing a wide area. For example, defenders of Nixbank will likely end up in Crooketon, Mornington, Wykewood, Ruddlebank, and Foulkes Village when on revive runs.
