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Linkster3769: /* Zombies in World Beyond */

2020-03-04T01:04:41Z

‎Zombies in World Beyond

Linkster3769: /* Zombies in World Beyond */

2020-02-13T18:31:58Z

‎Zombies in World Beyond

Linkster3769: /* Global Respawn */

2017-03-30T15:15:53Z

‎Global Respawn

Linkster3769: /* Global Respawn */

2017-03-26T00:43:15Z

‎Global Respawn

Linkster3769: /* Global Respawn */

2017-03-25T23:26:51Z

‎Global Respawn

Linkster3769: /* Global Respawn */

2017-03-25T23:26:26Z

‎Global Respawn

Linkster3769: /* Global Respawn */

2017-03-25T23:25:54Z

‎Global Respawn

AnhNH: /* Global Respwn */

2016-02-01T01:29:23Z

‎Global Respwn

Ronga: /* Midnight Zombies */

2014-01-08T20:52:11Z

‎Midnight Zombies

Ronga: /* Midnight Zombies */

2014-01-08T20:49:21Z

‎Midnight Zombies

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 ** Adjacent zones are infected (have zombies): The zone may spawn 0-4 zombies. The number of zombies in the adjacent zones do not seem to matter. Rather it is the number of adjacent zones which are infected matters. The higher the number of adjacent infected zones, usually the higher the number of spawning is.
 * Zombie zones: 1-2 zombies spawn.
 There is one exception to the above which is '''global respawn'''.

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 : Threshold = Day number x Map width × 2 (this is the formula for small maps)
-: Threshold = 26 x (day+1)(this is the formula for distant maps)
+: Threshold = 26 x (day number)(this is the formula for distant maps)
 ==== Zombie Zoo ====

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	: Threshold = 26 x (day+1)(this is the formula for distant maps)		: Threshold = 26 x (day+1)(this is the formula for distant maps)
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−	However things have changed after some season. The exact formula is not yet discovered. The current threshold is higher than that of [[Season 1]], so it is advised you add some safety margin to the formula. Some suggest adding 5 to the map width, or multiply the answer by 110%.

	==== Zombie Zoo ====		==== Zombie Zoo ====

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 : Threshold = Day number x Map width × 2 (this is the formula for small maps)
-: Threshold = 26 x day(this is the formula for distant maps)
+: Threshold = 26 x (day+1)(this is the formula for distant maps)
 However things have changed after some season. The exact formula is not yet discovered. The current threshold is higher than that of [[Season 1]], so it is advised you add some safety margin to the formula. Some suggest adding 5 to the map width, or multiply the answer by 110%.

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 : Threshold = Day number x Map width × 2 (this is the formula for small maps)
-x day(this is the formula for distant maps)
+: Threshold = 26 x day(this is the formula for distant maps)
 However things have changed after some season. The exact formula is not yet discovered. The current threshold is higher than that of [[Season 1]], so it is advised you add some safety margin to the formula. Some suggest adding 5 to the map width, or multiply the answer by 110%.

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 The french version of the game has illustrated this concept in depth. Mind you, different versions have some discrepancies in gameplay and mechanisms. You may take a look at [http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://www.twinpedia.com/hordes/outre-monde/zombies&usg=ALkJrhgRA0NAWdzKmexPIGlNAUy3MVnzxg].
-==== Global Respwn ====
+==== Global Respawn ====
-Global Respwn is the situation where zombies will respwan across the entire map randomly if the total population drops below a certain threshold. It is a measure which prevents the elimination of zombies in the {{MetaInline|World Beyond}}.
+Global Respawn is the situation where zombies will respawn across the entire map randomly if the total population drops below a certain threshold. It is a measure which prevents the elimination of zombies in the {{MetaInline|World Beyond}}.
 In [[Season 1]], it is suggested that if the population of the zombies falls under the following threshold, it will trigger global respawn.

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 * Kill one random citizen. Home defense is completely ignored.
 ** '' † (Citizen) dragged their huger-driven corpse to (citizen)'s house, smashed their door in rage, grabbed their head and smashed it against the wall in a bloody display of cerebral fireworks. Never forget to recycle dead citizens. Never!!''
-* Go to {{MetaInline|The Well}} and destroy about 20 {{MetaInline|Water Ration|displayname=Water Rations}}. Note: Water in the bank cannot be destroyed.
+* Toss a stone in [[the well]] and splash out about 20 {{MetaInline|Water Ration|displayname=Water Rations}}. Note: Water in the bank cannot be destroyed.
 * Destroy a random object in the bank.
 * Remove all {{AP}} of an unfinished construction project.
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 If the [[gates]] are closed, the former citizens will always get blocked, no matter whether the town defence is enough to block the hordes. All points of town defence can still be used to block the hordes. The former citizens won't "consume" any point. Take the same example above, if the town defence is exactly 200, all of the hordes will be blocked, with all former residents being blocked.
-If the [[gates]] are left open (or destroyed in a devastated town), the former citizens will get through and they will toss a stone in [[the well]] and splash out about 20 {{MetaInline|Water Ration|displayname=Water Rations}}. This can be disastrous.
+If the [[gates]] are left open (or destroyed in a devastated town), the former citizens will get through and they will toss a stone in [[the well]] and splash out about 20 {{MetaInline|Water Ration|displayname=Water Rations}} (Note: Water in the bank cannot be destroyed). This can be disastrous.
 Also, if normal zombies get through, a random number of zombies will go to a random citizen's [[home]] and attack them. It does not spread evenly. At that time only your home defence will help to block the zombies (1 point of home defense = 1 zombie turned away). If the defence for their house is less than the zombies attacking, they die. If it is the same or more as the zombies attacking, they survive but usually become {{MetaInline|Terrorised}}.

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 If their corpses are simply left behind, the consequences are particularly devastating. When these citizens come back to life as zombies, each of them will do either one of the following:
-* Kills one random citizen. Home defense is completely ignored.
+* Kill one random citizen. Home defense is completely ignored.
 ** '' † (Citizen) dragged their huger-driven corpse to (citizen)'s house, smashed their door in rage, grabbed their head and smashed it against the wall in a bloody display of cerebral fireworks. Never forget to recycle dead citizens. Never!!''
 * Go to {{MetaInline|The Well}} and destroy about 20 {{MetaInline|Water Ration|displayname=Water Rations}}. Note: Water in the bank cannot be destroyed.
 ====Corpses Outside====
 ''By dying outside the town, (citizen) has not left their fellow citizens in peace... yet.''
-Citizens who die outside in the {{MetaInline|World Beyond}}, no matter what the cause, drop a {{MetaInline|Meaty Bone}} in the zone they died in, as well as anything they were carrying in their inventory.
+Citizens who die outside in the {{MetaInline|World Beyond}}, no matter what the cause, drop a {{MetaInline|Meaty Bone}} in the zone they died in, as well as anything they were carrying in their rucksack. However, if citizens die at the {{MetaInline|Town Gates}} outside, the objects they carry will go straight into the bank, but no entries will be recorded in the {{MetaInline|Registers}}.
 Also they will come back as zombies at {{MetaInline|The Attack}} '''for the rest of the town's life'''. Note that citizens who died inside the town and were dragged out of the town will not be added to the numbers.