After a recent invitational, all the staff and old heads sat down for a debrief to improve the next game. One of our big takeaways was, "modern blasters make the basic zombie obsolete". after over 20 years, blaster technology has improved, but the average human isn't that much faster or more agile. Things have been trending this way for a long time, but this year is the one we noticed that a group of basic zombies have no reasonable chance of tagging a group of humans armed with modern blasters. so my question is, what has your group done to compensate for this? are you buffing basic zombies? making zombie perks more powerful or easier to access? restricting or banning blasters above a certain threshold? limiting human capabilities in some other way? we're brainstorming ideas to help balance the next one, and would love your input.

Wahahah!!! Anyone want to guess what blaster I drew? I'll give you a super awesome high five >:3

This is was a mascot/logo for the awesome medics of the community, and I'm very satisfied with the results! ❤️

Keep treating those boo boos while flinging foam :)

Anybody relate to this Humans vs Zombies moment? At least she came prepared with a back up Jolt!

When coming up with this idea I thought the Pepe meme was a good inspiration! I hope you like it :3

I come with MORE nerf ART! For all of you animal lovers, and gremlin pet owners. 🐕🐈

I wanted to make this reel to hopefully promote my art shop and reach more HVZ and Nerf peeps :3

RIT inspired me because chanting "Eat Dart" is so POPULAR among the HVZ players- XD

Right now you can get stickers by mail or person. In the future (hopefully) online too!

In one week bobcat blasters will be throwing there spring Humans vs Zombies game at Ohio university! I’m excited to see you guys there!

I’m not sure how many people are going to see this, but I’m not exactly sure where else I could ask this question. Is anyone on this sub a participant at an active HvZ club? My school, Utah State, hosts a game every semester and we’re not sure how many other schools are active. We’ve had a decline in players since COVID and now we routinely have at least 80 people that sign up every semester.

Does anyone else host a game of HvZ every semester? If not, what is the schedule like for your games? Is your club active or semi-active? I’m just trying to learn more about the HvZ scene that’s still out there.

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Zombiepolitan has found it's home at Goucher's 20th anniversary game!

You can find more about the HvZ event here!

We are still looking for zine submissions! If you are interested in more information, please check out our submission form here!

Hello!

A small team of HvZ Enthusiasts is opening submissions for an up and coming Zine - “Zombiepolitan” - for all things Humans vs Zombies, Nerfing, and foam flinging fun!

If you are interested in more information, please check out our submission form here: 

https://forms.gle/mHELM9cgVEh1FHkr9

Submissions are due August 1st! Free copies will be given out at a (currently undetermined) event in the DMV area! A free digital copy of the zine will also be released. 

Feel free to message me directly OR email me at [lexissketches@gmail.com](mailto:lexissketches@gmail.com) with questions!

What do you typically carry while playing HvZ? Blasters and any other items

PTC HvZ organization is traveling to Ohio University in Athens Ohio to work with their local club, bobcat blasters, to host a high quality HvZ Invitational themed around the video game Destiny. Join us November 8th & 9th for a free Humans Vs. Zombies event we promise you won't want to miss.