Zombies: Insanely Overpowered?

[Helghan Nationalsocialist Party]

Yes, but those zombies will be few and mostly in nations that are simply idle at the time. But with no hording from outer pro-zombie nations, these idle nations can be dealt with from the other active nations in the region who have already researched cures. It's simple as that.

This assumes they are idle.
And not actively striking with hordes. Which in the case of regions that were overrun, they were.

Yeah you seem to not get what I am saying. The idle nations I mentioned before are not the zombie nations but the anti ones. In my example, if every big and important anti-zombie region in NS closes down its borders from the start, then it's 100% safe from outside zombie raiders (aka active nations that are consciously building zombie empires to horde others). So, with no outside interference, the cure-friendly regions will cure/exterminate whatever zombie there is in their region quickly enough and after that......they will just wait with their borders closed for the event to end. Isn't this scenario mundane?

[Usniya]

This assumes they are idle.
And not actively striking with hordes. Which in the case of regions that were overrun, they were.

Yeah you seem to not get what I am saying. The idle nations I mentioned before are not the zombie nations but the anti ones. In my example, if every big and important anti-zombie region in NS closes down its borders from the start, then it's 100% safe from outside zombie raiders (aka active nations that are consciously building zombie empires to horde others). So, with no outside interference, the cure-friendly regions will cure/exterminate whatever zombie there is in their region quickly enough and after that......they will just wait with their borders closed for the event to end. Isn't this scenario mundane?

You're missing the point. If there's a large nation within the region who is using zombie hordes, nobody else stands a chance agains them, unless they all work together with picture-perfect precision.

[Cresenthia]

Yeah you seem to not get what I am saying. The idle nations I mentioned before are not the zombie nations but the anti ones. In my example, if every big and important anti-zombie region in NS closes down its borders from the start, then it's 100% safe from outside zombie raiders (aka active nations that are consciously building zombie empires to horde others). So, with no outside interference, the cure-friendly regions will cure/exterminate whatever zombie there is in their region quickly enough and after that......they will just wait with their borders closed for the event to end. Isn't this scenario mundane?

You're missing the point. If there's a large nation within the region who is using zombie hordes, nobody else stands a chance agains them, unless they all work together with picture-perfect precision.

It doesn't need to be a very large nation. Also, I don't think that keycode thing worked right.

[Holy Marsh]

Yeah you seem to not get what I am saying. The idle nations I mentioned before are not the zombie nations but the anti ones. In my example, if every big and important anti-zombie region in NS closes down its borders from the start, then it's 100% safe from outside zombie raiders (aka active nations that are consciously building zombie empires to horde others). So, with no outside interference, the cure-friendly regions will cure/exterminate whatever zombie there is in their region quickly enough and after that......they will just wait with their borders closed for the event to end. Isn't this scenario mundane?

You're missing the point. If there's a large nation within the region who is using zombie hordes, nobody else stands a chance against them, unless they all work together with picture-perfect precision.

He gets it.