Talk:Brain Rot/archive

May 7, 2008: Ok ****'s, you want to keep combat reviving me? I just got both my zombies, my only 2 characters, brain rot. A few of you scan, you guys usually don't though. I win bitches. -Xenozed(s)

AHAHAHAHAHAHA # Karnwield the Seeker jabbed you in the neck with a syringe, to no effect. (1 hour and 56 minutes ago) no more than 2 hours after I posted this. SUCKERS.

-Xenozed(s)

Rotters who break into NecroTech buildings to be revived are usually killed anyway.

Is this really true? I know I've revivified some Brain Rotters. I've changed it a bit. --Ivy DeSmarts 00:42, 28 April 2006 (BST)

In my experience it depends on how trigger happy the survivors inside are. The best etiquette for getting a Rotter revived is generally to break in, close the door behind you and mrh? but I find that when I bust in and eat people I get a revive, whereas when I mrh? I get headshots. *shrugs* I'd say it's a matter of luck most likely - whether or not the first active survivor is more willing to use a syringe or a shotgun to clear you out of the building. – Nubis ^NWO 13:20, 28 April 2006 (BST)

Well, the fastest way to stop a rampaging zombie is to revive them. I'm guessing that the occupants of said NT building had their wits together enough to realize where they where and that they could do that. - Amazing Hector 06:34, 29 August 2006 (BST)

Ok, I've decided to put this to an informal test. I've found a powered NT building with my Zed alt, and am currently charging in valhalla berzerker style for the cause of most honored science. Will repeat as necessary. If any rotters are willing to engage in same, please post your experiences here. - Amazing Hector 20:41, 29 August 2006 (BST)

Yes, this continues to be true. Then again, with names like "rot1" and "strike boy", my rotters are pretty obvious "career zombies", and unlikely to get a "sympathy revive". Killing the zombie with guns earns more XP's, and reviving them costs almost as many AP's, if you don't count searching for ammo. The "smart" thing would be to knock them down to 5 HP or so, THEN revive them... --Swiers ^X:00 04:45, 29 January 2007 (UTC)

I think it's more the fact that you've just broken in to their safe house. Visit somewhere like the Serrel building in Yagoton, a dedicated Brain Rot revive clinic, and you're supposed to go there, people expect to see rotters. Busting down someones barricades and making strange noises at them? I can see why they'd shoot you (even though I'd make every effort to revive them, personally). --Monsieur Cartier 13:18, 17 February 2007