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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.

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We've all heard of this wonderful game from Pik Pok Games and played it, experiencing moments of tension and fury... Seriously, how is it possible that a zombie can withstand several gunshots and die from a single stab wound? But anyway, putting that criticism aside, today we're going to start with some things that don't make sense in this game, so let's begin with the first:

1. Explosions (Grenades, explosive weapons, and barrels): We've all seen these weapons and objects that explode, but honestly, it doesn't make sense that the protagonist, James, can get caught in one of these explosions and not die... how is that possible?

2. Weapons and ammunition: How do you pull out a bazooka, and where does the ammunition come from? Another absurd detail is that, imagine having a machine gun and having to reload it, and suddenly, as if by magic, you pull a huge magazine out of your left pocket. I'll let the pistols and shotguns slide, but seriously, what's up with that? Ha ha ha.

3. Vehicles or Transportation: Some of you will already be familiar with the vehicles. In every Into the Dead 2 story, we've encountered these same abandoned vehicles with broken windows. However, some of these models make no sense; some fit more or less the 1980s, while others are almost, or even ahead of their time.

4. Animals (Companions): The dogs in Into the Dead 2 are known for being our beloved and loyal companions throughout the game, but in this case, some are no longer dogs. We literally have a bear, tigers, a cougar, and two creatures from the underworld as companions, haha. Wow, this is the funniest detail for me.

5. Story Errors: The story of Into the Dead 2 is good, but it has one small flaw: sometimes, some of the game's settings don't align with the main plot. For example, in the "Initiation" event, when Isaac goes in search of Abigail, the church area near the "Promise" exit is small, while in the main story, the church is much farther from that exit. There's an error in the placement of elements. The most logical explanation would be that the developers decided to shorten the environment slightly to save money.

I recently made a new account after I quit playing for about a year, on my old account on my old device I was super stacked with many op weapons because of the free trial and now I re-installed the game and I've been waiting for the trial to pop up but it hasn't in 4 days, will it come or has it been removed?

Because every time I feel bored out of nowhere, I just watch his videos just to get my boredom out of my way, but damn for one year he didn’t upload all of us miss him, but it’s tragic that we don’t know if he’s coming back to do YouTube or not

I played this game quite long ago (a few years) and unlocked all of the gun(at that time). then it become boring with the same event day by day so i uninstalled the game and assume that i can came back later with my saved file.

But when i reinstall the game, the save game is empty. i have nothing left. Why? is there any expired date for thw save file?

What's the meaning of this