thats what i thought at first. but we had a 2 hour conversation, where he said that he wasnt talking about voodoo zombies...i think hes hopeless....Sir Kemper said:
Poll: Are zombies trainable?
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If you've ever watched Shaun of the Dead - you'll know that Ed was trained by Shaun at the end of the film...and that was a documentry...I think
It depends on what movie/book/game you base your zombies, but I'm gonna say they cannot be trained. They're undead monsters whose only motivation is the instinct to eat all humans. You can train animals because they have motivations you can exploit: You can motivate them with rewards, for example a pet on the head and a "good boy", or some kind of treat. You can also discourage unwanted behavior by punishing them in some way.
But a zombie won't go for your treats, and doesn't fear your punishment. All the time you're trying to train it, the only think on its mind is how delicious your brains will taste when he cracks your skull. You can't train something like that.
But a zombie won't go for your treats, and doesn't fear your punishment. All the time you're trying to train it, the only think on its mind is how delicious your brains will taste when he cracks your skull. You can't train something like that.
im not convinced that L4D are zombies though...my justifcation for them is that they are like 28 weeks later. and i did specify, i said not voodoo, and not shaun of the dead. that only leaves regular zomibes...unless there are more typesAsturiel said:
deltasniper1640 said:
Just saying because it stated "resident evil zombies" (trust me as soon as they brought out the axes, chainsaws, bikes, guns, zombie chicks that are not actual zombies but are "infected", and tenticles, I noticed) so take out the 4 and 5 and I will say yes, we can train zombies because we can USE them.B1130 said:
A skilled necromancer could do it, but it depends on the amount of intelligence they allow them to have when raising them.
The amount of intelligence they can allow them depends on how much the corpse which is to be animated has decomposed. The fresher the corpse, the more intelligence they're capable of.
Of course, many necromancers just prefer mindless servants and never learn how to make intelligent zombies.
They will never grasp the true power of necromancy!
The amount of intelligence they can allow them depends on how much the corpse which is to be animated has decomposed. The fresher the corpse, the more intelligence they're capable of.
Of course, many necromancers just prefer mindless servants and never learn how to make intelligent zombies.
They will never grasp the true power of necromancy!
According to Call Of Duty: WAW. No. Unless I misinterpreted "NO, STOP!" (BANG!) "...bring me another." XD
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I giggled.
Anyway, if it has a mind that can figure out not to touch fire, then it can be trained. It's conditioning. If it had no memory at all, then it would just end up killing itself rendering everything moot.
I believe it was meant as a hypothetical question. Besides, just because they don't exist at the moment, doesn't mean they can't exist later.SirBryghtside said:
In the Resident evil book Caliban Cove by S.D. Perry Zombies were trainable... I think
I may have to reread the book but im pretty sure the zombies had been trained to use guns though they were not very accurate...
I may have to reread the book but im pretty sure the zombies had been trained to use guns though they were not very accurate...