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Guides:Managing Encumbrance

I am submitting my guide for comments now rather than after crunching the numbers for maximum item amounts. I don't want to have to crunch numbers twice if there is a major change. --~ _{15:33, 15 March 2011}

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Maybe you should also have a small section about the items that are still useable for zombies, to cover pro-zombie rotters as well. For the most part, those are handheld radios (must be tuned while alive). Further, there are flak jackets (only relevant for non-rotters) and some of the melee weapons (more for lulz or novelty, since natural zombie weapons are always superior). Not sure about GPS Units - do they still show the coordinates in the "Drop Item" drop-down menu? Regardless, the best course of action for an efficient rotter who a.) doesn't care about novelty weapons and b.) has a GPS script is to grab 25 handheld radios and tune them all to different channels. That is enough to listen to all 19 mall/fort channels (covering the majority of all radio traffic) and still having some wiggling room for local channels. I'm certain TripleU could give more info on sensible channel choices, since he actually runs a rotter with plenty of radios. -- Spiderzed ▋ 09:15, 16 March 2011 (UTC)

Hmm...let me see how I can work that in. BTW the max number of handheld radios any character can carry is 16 because of the inventory slot limit. The limit is 81 and radios take 5 slots each (5 * 16 = 80). ~

_{14:09, 16 March 2011}

I've added a part about zombie inventory. ~

_{15:28, 17 March 2011}

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