“Look at this! Why you in a rag doll mode?” HAD ME DYINGGG🤣🤣🤣

Maybe it would've been handy to spawn with a group of different zombies versus just only one. It made the start a grind. I love this idea though, has great potential

GG FISH!!! Amazing gameplay.

GG Fish, great event everyone!!  Thank you Yellow/ Byte and the Admin crew for hosting. Hope to have a dino to participate next time around.

This was fun! I say run this back but make anyone that gets killed by a zombie turn into a zombie. Having to bite them enough to turn them but not enough to kill them is way too hard!

Wait but what if a herras hiding in the trees where you can't catch them at😮.

Really enjoyed this. Would love to see another! ❤

Oof, the beginning of this was a bit rough and confusing for people. It also didn't quite make sense that you tell them to fight back, yet they may not realize they have chosen to fight an invincible foe and are only going to get infected by choosing to engage as they have no hope of actually winning the fight.

13:10 those are trices not dibbles :)

Waitttt frfr why is Yellow getting cooked? 💀 He’s just playing hide and seek and having fun with the players 😭😂 Everyone seems to be happy to be there any no one had to play so fr let’s be nice and give him some grace

love the vid bro

Hi yellow, I have a question how can you turn yourself into a zombie in the admin panel? It would be great if you could tell me Or is your server, so to speak, modded?

Being immortal zombie does defeat the purpose maybe double health infinite stamina but unkillable is very unfair idk

Dumb how you weren’t able to team but the zombies can

Hi! I have no skin in the game- I unfortunately don't have a good enough computer to play evrima so have been living vicariously through you all- but I did play A LOT of in person infection growing up. I've seen that people had issues with some of your rules so here are some suggestions should you choose to play again. Sorry this is gonna be long since I find it best to explain meanings behind certain rules and tend to get a bit wordy:

IMMORTAL ZOMBIES- Since we had rules where you could only win if you were one of the last few players alive, the zombies couldn't be "killed" because then the first infected would've been nerfed almost instantly. To solve this issue you need immortal zombies, and given that you had so many people playing, an immortal admin should be present (unless you want to turn a random player when all the zombies die, which seems unfair in a new way). However, we also found it unfair to have nothing happen to the immortal zombies because at the end it became impossible to win so we gave the humans "guns". The player would have to aim at the zombie and yell "BANG" and the zombie would have to touch one knee to the ground before continuing. Of course the noise would attract the other zombies so you still had to be skilled to win. My suggestion for you is to have any immortal zombie perform an action like sitting down or calling until more reinforcements arrive when seriously wounded or, if you want to encourage people to play smaller dinos, if bitten or attacked by a smaller dino. I would recommend at minimum 2 immortal zombies with one being a rex and one being a raptor, but I don't really have the best feel for the game so take it with a grain of salt.

SLOW START- As other people have suggested, given the number and variety of dinos, it's best to start with a group of zombies, but more than that it's important to allow teaming within reasonable limits. You need to start off with a group of zombies because otherwise it's going to be hard to turn your first couple of dinos and keep them alive, as you saw. You also need to allow teaming because otherwise no one is going to want to play bigger dinos that are slow and can't reasonably defend themselves past a certain point in the gameplay. As you saw, no big dinos made it very long and giving them a fighting chance would be nice. Similarly, dinos that normally rely on group fights to survive like dilos and omnis could also benefit from having a team at the start. You can always remove teaming at a certain point, like say when about 25% of total players are left (including zombies, if that makes it easier on admins).

SLOW END- Between the no teaming and playing a fast dino, you made it so the only viable strat was to hide, so you had to search every bush and have the admin give away where people were generally, which wasn't really fair. Of course, I can see how it would be hard to forsee this on the first go! We had this same issue because, being kids, the zombies had to win sometimes too and we played in a very large wilderness area. What we did was have the remaining 2 or 3 players have to make it to a certain location at the end of the game known to everyone beforehand. True, you could hide near that location, but the zombies are definitely gonna search that area extra hard. Given the size of the arena you are playing in and the dwindling number of non-zombies as the game goes on, I would tentatively suggest using the doors between the areas and exits to the stadium, but again I don't really know the in-game area that well. Bigger dinos would be able to fight their way through, smaller dinos could sneak and fast dinos could make a run for it. Of course, this is assuming you have a large enough zombie army at the end- maybe twice or three times as many as the remaining non-zombies and/or exits? My recommendation would be to have the last maybe 10 or fewer "alive" players (it doesn't need to be exact, given how hard it seems to find "alive" players and whether or not it's exact it would still be fair) have a certain amount of time to make it to a place or places in each zone. The "place" doesn't really matter, as long as it's easy to not be puppy guarded and not too out in the open (although having it out in the open at night might be a good compromise). To make it fair for slower dinos you could have everyone who makes it there win or only the first of a species to make it wins (which would have the added bonus of preventing teaming among dinos on rocks or other inaccessible places). Having an end "target" also makes remaining out on a rock a bad strategy because they are easy to camp. Also having a scenario where zombies could still win the game may incentivize them to turn on their friends and help the immortal zombies to the best of their ability- perhaps they get a cool skin or in game coins in the event of a zombie win?

RULES- I think everyone agrees that rules should be established a week or two out so that people actually have time to choose a dino that has a chance of winning. Again, I think without experience it was hard to forsee how many rules you had to make during the game as normal games of infection don't have dinos with different abilities involved and people cheating. Still, it's important to establish as many rules before the game as you can, especially when you put a prize on the line.

Anyway that's my (unprompted and longwinded) advice on how to have a more fun and fair game of infection. Still, it looks like you all had a total blast! Hope I can join you guys soon!

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I can help you go on edit and pick a   Dinosaur

Lmao hide and seek but you have an admin with esp telling you where people are is just straight up pointless 😂