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In response to "lots of room for manuevering; but so many entrances would make it hell to defend plus likely crawling with dead at the start (people trying to flee) -- nm" by Beaker

The thing that no one in that world seems to understand is that, the larger an area you claim, the larger area you have to monitor and protect.

Posted by Mel Profit (aka mel profit) Sep 23 '16, 07:39

I always used to wonder why Alexandria was such a massive compound for so few people. It never dawned on them to downsize. I mean, I know the writers baked in the idea that they were especially dumb but there's no way they'd have lasted that long.

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they should have had the big outer wall; but follow-up with 1 or 2 inner walls to fall back into like most castles had -- nm - Beaker Sep 23, 07:40 6
- (they should have gone back to the prison and fortified it again) -- nm - Beaker Sep 23, 07:41 5
  - agreed. and stick to one main area. completely block off other sections. -- nm - Mel Profit Sep 23, 07:44 4
    - As I mentioned below, the high-rise hotel in Fear TWD is an amazing set-up. -- nm - Spawn Sep 23, 07:47 2
      - God no. (FtWD spoilers) - Mel Profit Sep 23, 07:55 1
        
        spoils - Spawn Sep 23, 07:57
    - (I would have gradually cleared them to avoid breakouts and also make it harder for attackers to know where to concentrate) -- nm - Beaker Sep 23, 07:46

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The thing that no one in that world seems to understand is that, the larger an area you claim, the larger area you have to monitor and protect.

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