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Isn't it a little too early for human vs human?


Looks like we're getting a war in the finale, except, its only a month into the apocalypse. Shouldn't everyone still be trying to figure out what the hell is going on?

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I think so too. They made Chris psycho way too early. He was having that "I gotta do what I gotta do" talk when characters from TWD didn't say that until maybe season 3/4.

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Chris was already psycho before.

He was having that "I gotta do what I gotta do" talk when characters from TWD didn't say that until maybe season 3/4.
No, people were like that in TWD season 1.

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No, people were like that in TWD season 1.
When? Season one was like 6 episodes and I don't recall them offing people before they got offed.







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No, people were like that in TWD season 1.


Huh? What show were you watching? TWD didn't have a human vs human conflict until well into the apocalypse.

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season 2 was only a few , maybe two weeks after Rick joined the group. Shane was already talking kill , Randal mentioned how they had killed in his group. so , yeah it's fine that people are already like this at this point

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in Vatos they were head to head with the gang guys at the nursing home...that was season 1

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When? Season one was like 6 episodes and I don't recall them offing people before they got offed.
Huh? What show were you watching? TWD didn't have a human vs human conflict until well into the apocalypse.
Rick and the Vatos were seconds away from massacring each other, because the leader said his people would do what they needed to do.
A deleted scene for the season 2 premiere showed Rick's group going back there and finding them murdered.
We know Randall's gang was already raping girls and probably killing people.
First episode had Morgan holding a knife to Rick's throat telling him he'd have no problem killing him.
Can't remember for sure, but didn't Daryl want to kill Jim after learning he was bit?
Merle planned on robbing the whole group with Daryl.

I'd say that's human vs human stuff.

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First of all, Ricks group and the Vatos were never going to hurt each other it was all just a front.

Second of all, what you're pointing out are just bad people in general who were not abiding citizens to begin with.

When Morgan said that to Rick it was because he Wasn't sure if Rick was bitten, not because he Wanted to kill Rick for no reason.

The human vs human in FTWD seems pretty rushed and forced because they're already showing main characters that led seemingly "normal" lives before the apocalypse and otherwise good people, already killing for survival (eg. Chris) within a matter of a month.

Rick didn't start killing people for survival until season 3 when he saw Tomas as a threat.

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First of all, Ricks group and the Vatos were never going to hurt each other it was all just a front.

Second of all, what you're pointing out are just bad people in general who were not abiding citizens to begin with.

When Morgan said that to Rick it was because he Wasn't sure if Rick was bitten, not because he Wanted to kill Rick for no reason.

The human vs human in FTWD seems pretty rushed and forced because they're already showing main characters that led seemingly "normal" lives before the apocalypse and otherwise good people, already killing for survival (eg. Chris) within a matter of a month.

Rick didn't start killing people for survival until season 3 when he saw Tomas as a threat.
First of all, you never know what you're talking about when it comes to either show, so I'm not reading past your first sentence. It's safe to assume it's not accurate.

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YOU are probably THEEEE biggest troll on this board. You should be so lucky I even bother to acknowledge your comment because half the time you're talking out of your ass. Are you going to whine and cry now? Insult people's intelligence or call them immature because some ppl don't think this show is perfect like you do?

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Rick didn't start killing people for survival until season 3 when he saw Tomas as a threat.


Dave and Tony were the first people Rick killed in the episode Nebraska in the season 2. He also killed Shane in the final episode of season 2.

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Hershel also gunned 1 down.

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I stand corrected re: TWD but I still feel FTWD is pushing "killing for survival" much earlier in comparison. by the time Rick started killing for survival and eliminating threats it had been much longer into the apocalypse than FTD's current timeline.

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Rick and the Vatos were seconds away from massacring each other, because the leader said his people would do what they needed to do.
Almost don't make it so. Besides, this isn't the conflict we are talking about. We are talking about people who willfully prey on weaker people to "survive" . I would say the Governor was probably the first real instance of this. FTWD they are doing it out the gate. It's almost like the Terminus people are less psycho because at least they waited until they were starving before they began to prey on people.







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Terminus ate people by choice, not necessity. Otherwise we'd see or hear about other groups that do so.

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Terminus ate people by choice, not necessity. Otherwise we'd see or hear about other groups that do so.
I don't think so. I believed it was explained that they were all non-survivallist when the sh!t hit the fan and had no idea had to hunt or farm food and were either too scare to go out foraging or were too far removed. I could be confusing the comic book explanation as well but I think I specifically remember the leader explaining how they ran out of food and ate the first person to starve to death.








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I don't think so. I believed it was explained that they were all non-survivallist when the sh!t hit the fan and had no idea had to hunt or farm food and were either too scare to go out foraging or were too far removed. I could be confusing the comic book explanation as well but I think I specifically remember the leader explaining how they ran out of food and ate the first person to starve to death.
Yeah, that was the comic. The sickos ate their own children first. They claimed hunting animals was too difficult.  6 adults with guns can't kill a deer, give me a break. And what about scavenging for canned food like everyone else does? Or how about they join up with one of these groups they come across and learn from them? Seems like them hunters had options and excuses.

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A Mexican gang about to attack? That's happening in the real world already. lol

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Has it even been a month? I was thinking the same thing. I'm sure there is the already bad apples that are excited cops aren't around anymore but I would think they would still be looting stuff they can't ever use again.

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I'm not sure of the time line of when the ZA broke out and when Rick was shot.

My counter argument is that I'm offended.

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The whole point of putting Rick in a coma was to fast forward through the dull outbreak AND the boringly obvious breakdown of society.

This horrible show gives us both.

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I thought it was because they couldn't explain the inexplicable.

Namely, how the walkers are so easily thwarted time and again, but managed to overcome the US military, all of the police forces and a rifle behind every blade of grass.


Coma - Nine Days Later, whichever.

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The first zombie I see...Day one, I'm crossing out my neighbors. ;)

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Not necessarily, but the way it is being presented presented seems a little off.

there is little doubt in my mind that people would turn on each other at the drop of that. people already do that. But they are too established an organized. The group in season one of TWD was basically camping in these people have compounds or villages set up.

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