"Fantasy Flight's "Zombie Apocalypse" Review" Topic

So I received this book for my Birthday, and had to dive right into it.

Reading through the rules I found them very easy to follow and not very complicated, the idea of the game is not to make super heroes but to make a character that best resembles yourself. I can't wait to have the time to run through a few games.

To read more you can check it out here; link

Thanks for looking.
Doug
silo1313.blogspot.com

P.S. there are five different types of zombies you can use in the games.

Thanks for the review. I appreciate your desire to share your experiences with the book…but without being a jerk, your grammar and spelling skills are atrocious. I understand that not everyone understood the lessons we all received I the 5th grade, but as someone who attempts to communicate via the written word to others, well…you are whom the rules of the written word were created for, and I recommend that you re-familiarize with them. Your reviews are difficult to comprehend as it is.

Thanks, Yes I know my grammar and spelling suck, and it has been a very long time since I have had to do any real serious writting and like any skill if you don't use it you lose it. I am striving to do better

Kealios . . . seriously? The man takes the time to give us his opinion and information about the game and you are going to insult him? You could have at least used a PM to express your opinion. I'm surprised you weren't Dawghoused for a "personal attack".

No it is all well and good, if we allow bad English and grammar to run a it's course then we are just hurting our selves in the long run, there is a standard to maintain, and I will have to slow down and just do a better job next time, oh and there will be a next time.

I understand how important grammar is and how much our way of communication has changed. Texting hasn't helped things since the use of numbers for words and lack of punctuation is the norm. However, there is a correct way to tell someone your opinion without writing it on a billboard for all to see. Just common courtesy.

I'm a product of the Cold War and was taught to respect others and treat them like I would like to be treated . . . until they give me a reason not to.