Oh the horror of it all continues. Read all about it in the post by my grand daughter Rochelle Louridge reporting on my #TvsZ Zombie day. Those Zombie hordes swarm down on you at any chance they can get. While we humans shiver in fear, remaining silent in the darkest of places, they go on biting and munching their way around the globe. The infection is spreading so fast. We humans can barely keep up. But I’ve got a thing or two up my sleeve. I’m preparing a #safezone right now at my place next to the Burgeron Trailer. Those Zombie heads on spikes should keep them at bay for an hour.
I’m currently hiding out in another human’s safe zone Rhonda Jessen (@rljessen) and have a few minutes left to tell the family what I’m learning today. As this is the first official day of our DS106 Summer 2014 Burgeron Family collaborative storytelling experience.
Taking part in this Twitter vs. Zombie thing was a last minute decision. I was worried my old age would keep me out of really playing the game. But no way. Your ol’ Nana Lou has been hanging in there like a pro. I was at the top of the 4hr tweet report when this Zombie attacked and I chopped his head clean off. Put it on a spike along with a few of his buddies and placed them around my place as a warning to stay away.
The speed at which this apocalyptic event is occurring is what has taken me by surprise. I have to stay on top of my game at all times. The rules are severly slanted toward the Zombies and since I’m still human the rules don’t allow for me to have much playing time. I sit back, watch, learn and strategize. We were given a #picsafe (take a picture during game play and post it with a tweet) this morning that allowed immunity from bites as long as we didn’t say anything. This gave me the 60 minutes needed to regenerate my #dodge and #swipe defenses, but it also meant I had to stay quiet and couldn’t really play.
Well I didn’t sit idly by. I went about taking photos of things I thought would come in handy like this Zombie “selfie” at Stonehenge. I took Surfer Dudette’s head and placed it in front of my Stonehenge coaster and snapped the picture. Pretty clever if I don’t say so myself.
I’m new to this Zombie thing. While for some this is their 4th round of #TvsZ. I had to ask a lot of questions. It’s nice that they give us humans a chance to remain safe with a #rules in our tweet.
@TvsZOfficial #rules Will #TvsZ #humans get to #chop or #blowup #zombies? Suggest could loose #bite 4 15min 2 #regenerate. #tauntingzombies
— Nana Lou (@NanaLou022) June 21, 2014
I’ve been able to help others by answering their questions too, which helps me to feel like I’m still a part of the game.
@anna_phd @TvsZOfficial #TvsZ #rules for #picsafe difficult to say in 140 ch. Advise you study up B4 tweet again. https://t.co/Dg03gGNg03
— Nana Lou (@NanaLou022) June 22, 2014
I’ve also been favoriting tweets that I like. Letting other players know I’m still here. Just in hiding.
@NanaLou022 is my #TvsZ hero, role modelling in all media, that’s my Nana Lou Bougeron #DS106
— Rhonda Jessen (@rljessen) June 22, 2014
Even some of the Zombie tweets and pics were entertaining. I’m an equal opportunity kind of gal. They got favorited too.
@anna_phd Hate to break it to you pal. Here is your #xtrabite. Run little human. #TvsZ pic.twitter.com/WF7Qqv3iAo
— Pete Rorabaugh (@allistelling) June 22, 2014
I like this game. It is teaching me how to do things quickly. Like writing this post. Normally I take forever writing something up to get it just right. But I’ve got less than 10 minutes now to get this posted and tweeted before my current safezone is overrun by the Zombies. I don’t really like having to sit back and hide like this. I’m hoping there will be a rule change that will allow us to #Chop or #Hack or #Stomp on a Zombie. I know the undead can’t be killed again, but we could at least stun them and make them wait 15 min to regenerate.
I’m getting ready for a full out offensive. I’ve already called in the Bovine Zombie Stomper Special Forces unit (BZSSF) to help us out.