Are zombie chases suppose to be this rare?
I downloaded the Zombies, Run! game on my iPod.
I enjoy the storyline and stuff, but there are very few zombie chases, even if I set it to 6 chases an hour and I need to increase my speed +30% to outrun.
I jog a steady pace for a while, but I still don't get any chases.
When I do get chases, though, 1 of 2 things will happen:
- it will beep 3 times, and the zombies will magically disappear. (Happens in supply runs most of the time)
- very rarely, it will start a normal zombie chase in a mission. (This appears to be random, as I have had 4 missions without a chase, today.)
My guess is that it would have to do with the tracking. Are the chases suppose to be this rare?
Even at a setting of 6 per hour, I still go several hours without a chase.
Best Answer
Zombie chases in story missions are tied to specific moments after the story clip has played, so the fact you're getting only one after four missions is a bug (most missions have two or three triggers). I'd contact Six to Start.
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How long do chases last in zombies run?
Here's how chases work: When a Zombie Chase is triggered, the app calculates your average pace over the previous 30 seconds. By default you must increase your pace by 20% from this average* You must maintain that increased pace for 1 minute in order to escape the zombies.How does a zombie run work?
The premise of the game is that you are a runner, someone tasked with running to different bases to collect and deliver materials. These missions are dangerous and a lot can go wrong. But one thing is the same for each mission\u2014you need to run to survive. The more you run, the more supplies you collect for your base.Is Zombie Run multiplayer?
Zombies, Run! isn't designed for multiplayer. However, if you'd still like to run with a friend, the best way to play is to: Create an identical playlist on both devices.These K-Zombie Chase Scenes Really Said Hingal 🏃🏻♂️ | All of Us Are Dead | Netflix Philippines
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