(27 April 2014, 17:02)bigpaul Wrote: the trouble with anything like this, and at the end of the day its only a scenario, is we don't know the variables, we don't know how serious the event is, how many people have survived, whether we've had to bug out or hunker down in place, I'm assuming its WROL, but it'll be different for each situation, what will be appropriate for someone in a city wont be the same for someone in the countryside, what will be appropriate for someone by the seaside wont be the same for someone in the suburbs. its going to be different for each and every one of us.
I have great difficulty with deciding what to do in a general sense, I can only see how it would affect me personally and I don't want to go down that route again, for obvious reasons.
Then answer and give generalised perspectives.
Like say how you'd cope if you were by the seaside, by a city, if they were suddenly upon each other, if you had time to observe them, if you had time to get your gear and run off, if you didn't have time to get your gear, if you were armed, if you were unarmed, if you were alone, if you were with the wife, or what.
The idea is to play around with the various scenarios and work around ideas like that.
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