Posts Tagged ‘4’

Tis the month of April…

Sunday, April 18th, 2010

There isn’t much to say about my recent hiatus. I took a few months off to get my life straightened out after the events in Africa. I’m not worried of a repeat performance by any means. I do worry that those out there who are looking to us for the latest news on zombies and viral infections might take this a little too seriously.

It’s with this in mind that I’m going to be separating the business of the Compound and the NR website altogether. I’ll be on here more than usual, but I want to move this whole thing more toward a fictional zombie site. I’ve been playing Left 4 Dead 2 nonstop since it came out and am looking forward to turning the NecroResistance website into a fan site. A guild, if you will.

I would also like to see fan fiction, zombie art, and written fiction on zombies in particular.

I’m not bowing to “the man” if that’s what you’re all thinking. I just think that business and pleasure shouldn’t mix unless you are a prostitute. My business is the Compound. My pleasure is zombies altogether. So with your help, all of you, I would like to move this thing along and become the biggest and best L4D/Zombie site online. Let me know what you think and submit what you have.

I’ll be waiting!

Tom

The return of Tom (finally)

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009

It’s been a couple of months since my last full post. I would like to apologize for the lack of updates during that time. No one here knew how to access the website and make updates for me, so the only thing the other members could do was wait and worry during my absence without letting the rest of the world know what was going on. Once again, I am sorry for the extended leave from NecroResistance and the Compound. But now that I have rested and can go about my daily life and resume the training schedule we had acquired, I can finally let the rest of the NecroResistance members and anyone else interested know why I was gone for so long. So here goes:

On August 3rd of 2009, I boarded a flight with a friend to visit the South African Lowveld where a recent sighting of zombies was reported. The flight was long, nearly thirty-six hours total, and when we arrived at the final airport we exited the plane to a welcoming committee of three gentlemen in suits holding a sign with my name on it. I assumed this was my ride to my hotel, which was booked as part of the trip. The men seemed nice enough, carried our luggage, even opened doors for us when we reached the SUV parked outside. They even offered us refreshments from a refrigerator built into the SUV. It was a popular cream soda from that region called “Sparletta”. It was delicious, and I drank the whole thing in a few minutes. It was very hot and for some reason the air conditioning in the SUV didn’t seem to work as well as it should have. There were two men in the front seats, my colleague and I sat in the middle, and another man sat in the back with our luggage. The one in the back told us it was at least an hour to our hotel, so I figured I would catch a nap during the trip. My friend was just as worn out as me, I guess, because he was asleep before I even had my eyes shut.

I’m not sure how long I was asleep, but when I awoke it was dark and I was alone in the SUV. When I got out I realized the SUV was parked in a garage with the doors shut. Only one regular door led outside and I opened it to find the three men surrounding a person on the floor. One of them held a tube about the size of an ink pen. I soon realized it was a needle and the person on the floor was my friend. The two other men led me over to a small windowed room on the right side of the larger room. As I watched, I realized that my friend was still alive, but his breathing was shallow. One of the men informed me that he had been given a sedative to keep him relaxed during this. The man outside injected whatever was in the needle into my friend then joined us in the room. Fifteen minutes later, my friend stopped breathing. I now began to worry what fate they had in store for me. Another hour went by, and I was started to get very paranoid and anxious. Then, my friend started moving. his eyes opened and he writhed slowly like a fish that had been out of water for a long time and was just about to die.

He did this for a few minutes before the man who had injected him walked out and gave him another shot. His body went into spasms before he went limp again. One of the other men told me that the one who had done the injecting had been working for South African government officials over the last four years to develop a temporary zombie-type effect in the dying. The liquid in the needle was injected in those who were dying in battle (or in the veins of a healthy enemy), then found its way to the frontal lobe of the brain. Consisting of highly conductive metals and tiny electronic micro-computers that were preprogrammed to accomplish certain commands, this drug killed a person, revived their frontal lobes, then when the mission was over killed them off indefinitely. They hadn’t yet perfected it, the most they had gotten out of it was a series of muscle contractions. No real programming had been used so far.

They kept me there for the duration of my trip, which was just over a month, dropping me off at the airport with all my luggage and information on the experimental weapon. They informed me that they, along with the man working for the government, were part of an underground African movement to fight bio-weaponry. When they found out that I was coming to Africa for an investigation (which turned out to be fraudulent, to my disappointment) they came up with a plan to kidnap myself and my friend, who it turned out had agreed to undergo the experiment after they explained the premises of it. The second injection had jump-started his system and he had been rushed to a local hospital where he remains even now. We converse daily and he is doing great. But the point of the whole thing is that while everyone is laughing at us here at the NR and claiming that the Compound is a waste of time, real evil is going on right now under our noses. If a small government in a South African country is getting results like these on their budget, what is our government doing right now? Let us not forget the undead sightings after Katrina struck New Orleans, nor the sightings after the tsunami that wiped out those cities and towns only five years ago.

This is only the beginning of a new world that might end abruptly and violently. We have two months until the release of the new Left 4 Dead training simulator and much work to do. I have low hopes that this crisis will be averted after witnessing what I have witnessed, so all we can do is hope, train, and keep an eye on those who work against us. They just might be the ones who unleash Hell upon us.

Tom B.

Left 4 Dead 2

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

Okay, so it’s official. There’s going to be an L4D 2. Is anyone else as excited about this as I am? I have given it some serious thought, and I’ve decided that since there’s just so much on my plate with all the on-campus stuff that’s happening lately here at the Necro Compound, that I’m going to transition the NecroResistance website over to an L4D fan site. I took a vote with the members of the compound, and they all agree that for this site to serve a real purpose, this is the best route.

So beginning July 1st, 2009, this website is going to become the official site of the NecroResistance L4D Clan. Hey, we’re not just about preparing for the oncoming zombie war, we are about having fun too. So what better way to celebrate the coming Left 4 Dead 2 than by beginning an official L4D Necro Clan? We are going to start a forum to go along with this, as well as have open invitations for those that want to join.

I’ll continue to post topics related to life here on the Compound as well as true-life zombie information, that will never change. But in order to keep this site more lively, this seems like the best option. If you have an opinion on this matter, please feel free to post here.

A new website for the cause

Sunday, March 29th, 2009

Hey everyone, Tom here.  I thought that with all the support and increasing awareness that Necroresistance has been getting, it might be time to make the jump from a boring website to something new and fantastic.  The new site offers much more than the original.  We are going to keep the world updated as to the inner workings of the Necrosistance Compound.  And no, contrary to many rumors, the Compound is not going to be officially named Boomer Ranch.

Also, I would like to make this site official by welcoming the two newest members of the cause, Alex and Clinton.  They bring to us a combined 12 years of army combat training, and will be joining us as trainers on the field.  We are also setting up a class on Left 4 Dead Tactics that they will both be attending, so stop in and say hi!

I’m going to make this short, as I have an interview tonight with a journalist from OCModshop.com to do an article on us!  It’s exciting times my friends.  Today is the day that we take one more step in the spread of awareness of the future to come.  And that we are on the right path to clean up the mess that is on its way.

Tom B.