When zombies invade- DAY 2

[MrInocence]

Hey guys! I made an interactive zombie defense video about a kid who is alone for a week. Zombies are starting to gather. What would you do?

I'm an amateur at videos, so please, any feedback or constructive criticism will be REALLY helpful

Day 1- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmnqA2G-Z3U

Day 2- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYfb-cQoObM

[MrInocence]

still no replies on this thread either sad face much

[Giacomo]

Ok, I watched all of day one and it's different options and whle I'm sure you dedicated a bit of time and effort into it just a few things I'd like to comment on. First off, you're video is how to survive a zombie invasion during a weeklong blizzard. Ok interesting title during this time of year when some of us are experiencing quite a bit of snow but your videos started off good with the first two rules, know your surroundings and know your escape routes. Good stuff, up until we get to rule three: obtain a weapon. This is where you lost me, I followed everything fine but I mean lost as in I knew this wouldn't be what I expected when I checked it out. You didn't so much obtain a weapon as you just walked out front and found a bloody meat cleaver in a newspaper. I assumed you would be showing different preparations to have ready ahead of time. Warm clothing, BOB, weapons, tools, etc, etc... that you had already. I wasn't clear on how you knew that zombies were out and about because if you did, I'm wondering what kind of good idea it was to go outside in the middle of the night. Without a jacket or weapon nonetheless. No flashlight prepared ahead of time, again "someone" left one on your kitchen table with an icicle and there was the shotgun on your bed. I get the airsoft just for show but next time maybe paint the bright orange tip? I would think for anyone that finds a weapon in their house their first thought would not be "fire it and make sure it works". Anyone that has held a firearm should know one of the first rules is not to touch it unless you know what you're doing, make sure it's unloaded before you do anything else and especially make sure the barrel is clear. I'm not you so I don't know how you operate but my first thought finding a shotgun on my bed would not be "test it out", it'd be more like "who the hell is leaving a shotgun on my bed and how did they get into my house when it should've been locked. Especially if there is blood all over my wall. I'm going to go back to the day one options, first hopping the fence is bad bad bad unless you got somewhere to go. Second, climbing a tree when again I reiterate that you are not wearing a jacket just sounds like a bad plan to me. Third, why go outside at all? There are zombies out there, it’s freezing out and it’s the middle of the night. Then on top of all that, you got locked outside? How? By whom? Then the second day you’re suddenly inside with no explanation, I understand that you could’ve used another door but again ZOMBIES!!! Doors should’ve been locked up for the night. I got to the part of the explosion in day two and I just couldn’t stick with it anymore when one option after saying “it sounds like they’re getting in”, was to go to bed. I don’t know what other people are thinking or if they watched these videos but I don’t believe these threads belong in Zombie Combat Tactics. A more appropriate place would be off-topic discussion. To everyone else I say, if you’re bored give it a go but if you’re looking for) something about actual (as actual as it gets) survival in a blizzard during a zombie attack this is not what you are looking for.

[MrInocence]

Ok, I watched all of day one and it's different options and whle I'm sure you dedicated a bit of time and effort into it just a few things I'd like to comment on. First off, you're video is how to survive a zombie invasion during a weeklong blizzard. Ok interesting title during this time of year when some of us are experiencing quite a bit of snow but your videos started off good with the first two rules, know your surroundings and know your escape routes. Good stuff, up until we get to rule three: obtain a weapon. This is where you lost me, I followed everything fine but I mean lost as in I knew this wouldn't be what I expected when I checked it out. You didn't so much obtain a weapon as you just walked out front and found a bloody meat cleaver in a newspaper. I assumed you would be showing different preparations to have ready ahead of time. Warm clothing, BOB, weapons, tools, etc, etc... that you had already. I wasn't clear on how you knew that zombies were out and about because if you did, I'm wondering what kind of good idea it was to go outside in the middle of the night. Without a jacket or weapon nonetheless. No flashlight prepared ahead of time, again "someone" left one on your kitchen table with an icicle and there was the shotgun on your bed. I get the airsoft just for show but next time maybe paint the bright orange tip? I would think for anyone that finds a weapon in their house their first thought would not be "fire it and make sure it works". Anyone that has held a firearm should know one of the first rules is not to touch it unless you know what you're doing, make sure it's unloaded before you do anything else and especially make sure the barrel is clear. I'm not you so I don't know how you operate but my first thought finding a shotgun on my bed would not be "test it out", it'd be more like "who the hell is leaving a shotgun on my bed and how did they get into my house when it should've been locked. Especially if there is blood all over my wall. I'm going to go back to the day one options, first hopping the fence is bad bad bad unless you got somewhere to go. Second, climbing a tree when again I reiterate that you are not wearing a jacket just sounds like a bad plan to me. Third, why go outside at all? There are zombies out there, it’s freezing out and it’s the middle of the night. Then on top of all that, you got locked outside? How? By whom? Then the second day you’re suddenly inside with no explanation, I understand that you could’ve used another door but again ZOMBIES!!! Doors should’ve been locked up for the night. I got to the part of the explosion in day two and I just couldn’t stick with it anymore when one option after saying “it sounds like they’re getting in”, was to go to bed. I don’t know what other people are thinking or if they watched these videos but I don’t believe these threads belong in Zombie Combat Tactics. A more appropriate place would be off-topic discussion. To everyone else I say, if you’re bored give it a go but if you’re looking for) something about actual (as actual as it gets) survival in a blizzard during a zombie attack this is not what you are looking for.

Thx for the reply! Yeah, I'll try to make things a lot more clear and reasoned in the next "Days".
In Day 1, supposedly I didn't know that there were zombies until the very end. I actually have a good idea to show who left the random weapons all over the place. BTW Day 3 will be gathering supplies.