It shows you the NBC filtration system about 4 minutes in...Hijacker wrote:
Then I started thinking about the practicality of such a place. It's designed to weather out a year of whatever could happen, but I don't think it would last that long. The video never references ways to scrub incoming air, or to protect outgoing exhaust. So it would be pretty easy to theorize that nuclear fallout, bio-hazardous contaminants, killer bees, heavy flooding could easily get into the place, and you would be stuck in tomb.
Well s***. Now I feel like an idiot for tabbing over to facebook mid vid.charlieo wrote:It shows you the NBC filtration system about 4 minutes in...Hijacker wrote:
Then I started thinking about the practicality of such a place. It's designed to weather out a year of whatever could happen, but I don't think it would last that long. The video never references ways to scrub incoming air, or to protect outgoing exhaust. So it would be pretty easy to theorize that nuclear fallout, bio-hazardous contaminants, killer bees, heavy flooding could easily get into the place, and you would be stuck in tomb.
GECK? You need to at least make it through the timeframe needed for the traces of radiation to die down. Water chip is key here and there is NOOOOOO way in hell I'm going back down to Necropolis to get another one. Those guys are ***holes.Encryptshun wrote:GECK or shens.
Doesn't matter. You let in just ONE zombie-infected human and the whole place is a meat grinder...charlieo wrote:It shows you the NBC filtration system about 4 minutes in...Hijacker wrote:
Then I started thinking about the practicality of such a place. It's designed to weather out a year of whatever could happen, but I don't think it would last that long. The video never references ways to scrub incoming air, or to protect outgoing exhaust. So it would be pretty easy to theorize that nuclear fallout, bio-hazardous contaminants, killer bees, heavy flooding could easily get into the place, and you would be stuck in tomb.