Cities, especially large metropolitan cities, are one of the worst places to combat the undead. With very large buildings and skyscrapers, metropolitan cities tend to have a very high and dense population of the undead. Urban combat is one of the most tedious and repetitive forms of combat there is. One must enter the building, search every individual room, closet, and basement, and then move onto the next one, leaving many areas open to ambush by either undead or humans. The range of combat in cities will also usually consist of close quarters combat (CQC), making long weapons such as rifles ineffective and potentially lethal to the user. The close quarters nature of combat also increases the number of zombies that can be encountered at close range, increasing the chance to be infected. I
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| - Cities, especially large metropolitan cities, are one of the worst places to combat the undead. With very large buildings and skyscrapers, metropolitan cities tend to have a very high and dense population of the undead. Urban combat is one of the most tedious and repetitive forms of combat there is. One must enter the building, search every individual room, closet, and basement, and then move onto the next one, leaving many areas open to ambush by either undead or humans. The range of combat in cities will also usually consist of close quarters combat (CQC), making long weapons such as rifles ineffective and potentially lethal to the user. The close quarters nature of combat also increases the number of zombies that can be encountered at close range, increasing the chance to be infected. I
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| - Cities, especially large metropolitan cities, are one of the worst places to combat the undead. With very large buildings and skyscrapers, metropolitan cities tend to have a very high and dense population of the undead. Urban combat is one of the most tedious and repetitive forms of combat there is. One must enter the building, search every individual room, closet, and basement, and then move onto the next one, leaving many areas open to ambush by either undead or humans. The range of combat in cities will also usually consist of close quarters combat (CQC), making long weapons such as rifles ineffective and potentially lethal to the user. The close quarters nature of combat also increases the number of zombies that can be encountered at close range, increasing the chance to be infected. It is advisable to lure the zombie population out of the city and employ post-Yonkers tactics before entering it. In the early stages of an outbreak, there is also the chance that the military may bomb the city.
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