Common reasons for attempting to bait zombies are to eliminate all zombies in a given area, making that area safe, or clear a route for escape. For example, in The Walking Dead, Shane Walsh and Otis attempted to bait zombies with flares so they could get to a medical storage unit. This method is effective as it's silent, alluring to the kind of zombies they're facing, and it doesn't take any of their own ammo.
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| - Common reasons for attempting to bait zombies are to eliminate all zombies in a given area, making that area safe, or clear a route for escape. For example, in The Walking Dead, Shane Walsh and Otis attempted to bait zombies with flares so they could get to a medical storage unit. This method is effective as it's silent, alluring to the kind of zombies they're facing, and it doesn't take any of their own ammo.
- Both wolves and bears are attracted to the smell of food. This can be troublesome when the character is carrying some fresh steaks back to camp, but can also be used to a player's advantage.
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| - Common reasons for attempting to bait zombies are to eliminate all zombies in a given area, making that area safe, or clear a route for escape. For example, in The Walking Dead, Shane Walsh and Otis attempted to bait zombies with flares so they could get to a medical storage unit. This method is effective as it's silent, alluring to the kind of zombies they're facing, and it doesn't take any of their own ammo.
- Both wolves and bears are attracted to the smell of food. This can be troublesome when the character is carrying some fresh steaks back to camp, but can also be used to a player's advantage.
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