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This will all lead to a YASD, which stands for "Yet Another Stupid Death", an acronym common in many rogue-like games, YASD is any death that died of entirely preventable causes, of oversight or just carelessness. | |||
* Trying to take on many zombies at once without proper equipments or preparations. | * Trying to take on many zombies at once without proper equipments or preparations. | ||
* With [[Safemode]] turned off, holding down arrow keys to move quickly, and run into inescapable situations - like running into a [[Jabberwock]]. | |||
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* Eating [[tainted meat]] or [[water|raw water]]. | * Eating [[tainted meat]] or [[water|raw water]]. | ||
* Ignoring the dosage frequency warning on your RX12 jet injector. | * Ignoring the dosage frequency warning on your RX12 jet injector. | ||
* Try to combat [[Thriller|zombies skilled in dance fighting]]. | |||
* Try to combat zombies skilled in dance fighting. | * Light up a [[dynamite]] and forget to throw it . | ||
* Not noticing [[land mine|land mines]] on the road and stepping on them. In older versions minefields did not have the signs. So you could easily step on them by accident. | |||
Revision as of 00:08, 14 July 2015
This will all lead to a YASD, which stands for "Yet Another Stupid Death", an acronym common in many rogue-like games, YASD is any death that died of entirely preventable causes, of oversight or just carelessness.
- Trying to take on many zombies at once without proper equipments or preparations.
- With Safemode turned off, holding down arrow keys to move quickly, and run into inescapable situations - like running into a Jabberwock.
- Eating tainted meat or raw water.
- Ignoring the dosage frequency warning on your RX12 jet injector.
- Try to combat zombies skilled in dance fighting.
- Light up a dynamite and forget to throw it .
- Not noticing land mines on the road and stepping on them. In older versions minefields did not have the signs. So you could easily step on them by accident.