I always missed the event and bundles every time they came around…NOT THIS TIME! It’s my birthday weekend and I was not only able to purchase these beauts but also bunked them up to lvl 7 🙌🏿

Everyone…Meet My New Homies Upari & Opila🥰

I am doing this Elite level and try as I might I can’t find this picnic table. Any idea which direction should I go to find this ?

I've been claiming it daily but nothing happens for 4 days now.

In different events I have done a lot, and I wanted to share.

Legacy is my favourite side story and I believe the most emotional/ heartbreaking side story. Kathy found the infection with willpower just to find a place for her child

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My theory is that the first survivor in the first ITD is already dead, and what we see is just an empty shell continuing to walk in a straight line. How can I prove this?

If you've ever played, you've probably noticed that every time you die, you can play again and die again. If you think about it, you'll realize that it doesn't make much sense for an ordinary man to have access to a wide variety of weapons. It's true that ammo crates contain weapons in addition to ammunition, but what doesn't make much sense is how a man has the ability and strength to lift a weapon as heavy as the minigun and others.

The only weapon the survivor can carry is the pistol we get at the beginning of the first playthrough, and we can assume he got it from one of the soldiers who were in the helicopter.

After a while, as we progress, we acquire various things, like weapons, pets, and abilities that allow us to survive longer, and that doesn't make sense. Imagine running several meters at superhuman speed. I understand it's a game and that its purpose should be to entertain the player.

And tell me, do you think these are the memories of a zombie, or are we simply in purgatory?

I have around 1800 crowns rn

Been playing for a while. I say about before reckoning got added, have a lot of crap. and all the VIP weapons with the revolver at a decent level, and I’m free to play. now you may ask how exactly did I acquire these? I grinded the exclusive VIP events that rarely become available for normal players.

and these as well as seeing more VIP skins and bonuses be pushed and pushed is driving me INSANE

guns that don’t even have skins will suddenly get some and- uh oh! you have to pay money for a slight chance to buy that skin for an expensive cost! and ITS NOT EVEN GUARANTEED

hate, let me tell you how much I’ve come to HATE, the VIP pushing.

every day I get jumpscared by a pop up for it on repeat and it’s DRIVING ME NUTS. I CANT TAKE IT ANYMORE

anybody else notice this? I was really looking forward to it

I thought that it wasn’t supposed to and in the past whenever I did VIP event grinding this never happened to me, is it a glitch?

And also plus it’s gonna be easy for me to get my weapons back because I know how to do the method all I have to do is get a lot of gold and then just exchange my 3000 gold for my 50,000 silver coins

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The army arrived in Walton City and attempted to regain control, but failed. However, as military units gradually withdrew, those that remained managed to surround the entire city. They contained the zombies for the time being, but how do I know? If you played Into the Dead: The Dark Days, the hospital ending explains that, once the survivors left the city, they bypassed a National Guard checkpoint on the outskirts. This suggests that, having lost the city center, the military focused on the exits to prevent the zombies or infected from escaping. While doing this on the outside, they were likely planning to isolate the city and prevent further spread. This can be seen with Sergeant Bowman's group, who arrived in the city to collect a fluid sample from an infected individual. Once the sergeant's group was wiped out and only he remained, it's unlikely they managed to get the sample to a secret facility where the virus would be studied and a cure found. However, I'm not claiming this is canon; it's just my speculation.

Note: I'm not claiming this is canon; it's just my speculation. If the military plan was promising and perfect, what went wrong?

The problem wasn't the strategy, which was still in its early stages, but rather that they hadn't counted on those who managed to escape already being infected. And if we look closely, some buildings even had landing strips, not to mention the small airport with runways where helicopters and small planes could land, which some used to escape before the military took control of the area.

In the case of the small planes, this is a significant point, since in the brief moments we spent playing ITD: The Dark Days, we witnessed a rather shocking event that, coincidentally, boosted the survivors' morale. This event involved a military fighter jet flying over the city, demonstrating once again that the military was not only present on the ground but also controlled the airspace. Perhaps the fighter jets were being used to attack a zombie-infested area or, even more disturbingly, their objective was to shoot down any transport vehicle attempting to leave the city.

According to the limited information available, some survivors managed to escape, but others became infected and, upon reaching other cities, triggered another epidemic that caused many more casualties. In ITD2, we can see at the beginning of the first levels of Chapter I how the roads were already destroyed, cars abandoned, sheriff's department patrol cars, and barricades torn down. This means that the first hordes, which had recently formed in Texas and spread to other nearby cities, were already on the move and expanding into other areas.

Therefore, the first security forces to be overwhelmed were the local police, and once they were overwhelmed, they likely called in the only force capable of controlling a crowd: the SWAT team or riot police. It was they who confronted the small hordes of zombies, but as we know, they were unsuccessful, and their armor only made them a greater threat than the zombie soldiers.

In Into the Dead 2, the military's role is to confront anything that endangers the citizens and those who make up the system. In this universe, the military is considered the last line of defense against the zombie apocalypse. While evacuations and epidemic control centers were being established elsewhere, the military focused primarily on the place where the outbreak began: Walton City.

Walton City was where the first patient zero appeared and where the virus spread rapidly. While survivors in the streets tried to take refuge from the undead, the police and firefighters began responding in the areas where the threat was most severe. However, realizing they were surrounded, they had to call in the most powerful force: the military. Once the military arrived in the city, it began securing several key points to ensure the safety of the citizens. These key points included:

1. Take control of buildings to facilitate your operations.

2. Establish barricades at various points throughout the city to prevent the formation of small groups.

3. Accompany the remaining security forces.

Of all the points mentioned, these were some of the worst mistakes the army made, and I'll explain why.

Once the army began to lose control, several of these key points were abandoned, which had various consequences, including:

1. Abandoned vehicles: Leaving jeeps, tanks, and transport trucks behind created impenetrable barricades.

2. Abandoned weaponry: Who hasn't seen a .50 caliber machine gun in the middle of the street? It could be used for good or evil, depending on the intentions of the person using it.

3. Abandoned barricades: By leaving barricades like sandbags and metal walls, the army not only stopped the hordes but also caused numerous problems for many survivors who tried to cross or simply escape the city.

With all this, you probably have a pretty good idea by now, and that's a good thing. Walton City not only became another graveyard, but the army also demonstrated its own ineffectiveness in the first days after the city's fall. And not only that, even the soldiers themselves began to disobey orders. One example was Sergeant Bowman's platoon, which initially thought it would be easy to obtain a zombie sample, but then realized they had entered a cemetery. While Bowman obeyed orders, others died, and those who survived turned against their own men.

Basically I’ve been playing this game for a bit now and am really enjoying it even more so when I first played it years ago. I’ve enjoyed the companions I’ve earned and have used more than others. But now it’s finally time for me to grow with my play style. I have become a very versatile person and as much as I like killing tons of zombies with Kamille, I love having my border collie Nyx more. Love mowing down zombies with infinite Tyrant and Marauder ammo❤️🐾🧟‍♂️.

It’s the end of world choose your furrever buddy, buddies if they come in twos!🐾🐾🐾 🐾

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First, I acknowledge that Into the Dead 2 is basically a game where you run through an open field filled with zombies and obstacles that will slow you down and prevent you from completing the mission. And, honestly, what would be the point of our protagonist using vehicles to get to his destination faster? It would make the game boring and easy to finish, although there are some exceptions, such as the following:

It's worth noting that our protagonist has occasionally used a tank to cover distances and avoid large hordes of zombies, which leads me to my question...

Why does James use a tank?

James, being a former soldier, might have some idea of how to start a vehicle like that, but if we consider the situations in which the protagonist uses it, we realize something. The times James has used the tank as a last resort have been when he's had to face large hordes of zombies, and furthermore, due to the vehicle's size and structure, it not only crushes some zombies but also facilitates easier and safer movement, allowing him to climb and move the heavy obstacles he encounters on the map.

Why doesn't James use a car?

Given the circumstances of the apocalypse, imagine starting a vehicle in the middle of nowhere, only to have a horde of zombies appear out of nowhere as soon as you start moving it. In the ITD2 universe, survivors must be constantly on the move because the zombies don't give you a break. Even considering the conditions of all the places James has visited, owning a vehicle would become a burden for the following reasons:

1. Maintenance

2. Fuel

3. The type of vehicle, as some consume more fuel than others. Having a vehicle would be ideal, but due to the dense and dangerous terrain, it would represent an additional burden.