History WMG / LandOfTheDead

** A massive combined alliance from where? This was the aftermath of the end of times. Where the only resources left of any note was Fiddler Green. Not only that how do you convince various settlements to go after a horde in the hundreds that are not a threat anyway? Another issues is why would the Fiddler Greene survivors try and recruit other settlements? The other settlements could decide to take the city that Big Daddy just handed to them. As before they have no reason to go after him, he ate their oppressors and no incentive themselves to go after him nor any they can provide other settlements either to go after a horde in the hundreds. Not only that this world was created and ended by George A Romero who ended it with the title [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Land of the Dead because in the end it was their world now.]] He created a world where the last remnants where stationed. Not only that the general theme throughout his films where not that humanity would win back the day but humanity a victim of its own greed and hubris lost to the Worlds new owner. The Dead themselves, even the films named it as such. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead and now Land of the Dead a trilogy about the new owners of the world. A world where massive numbers of the dead overrun and decimated any military presence left in the world by volume alone]]. A world where the last resources and expense was used to create dead Reckoning. Not as a weapon to win back the day but a glorified transport truck to ransack a dead world where all the resources are sent back to the last city. It’s been at least a decade after the dawn of the dead had occured any fighting force able to match Big Daddy is long gone. So, at least a decade after the dead rising any meaningful military is gone. Big Daddy army is gathering strength with NO opposition shown and only the one imagined to stand against it. Logical due to the passing decade there is no opposition because the dead outnumber the living immensely. Not only that they have no reason to go after Big Daddy for vengeance and any other reason because he only attacked when threatened, he left after proving his point and going after him undermanned, poorly armed and lacking reason is a brutal pointless death in itself. The reasoning that “of course they could go after Big Daddy” is based on military structure and might never said to exist in universe and only exist in theory. What did exist in universe was a working city with communications and power who would have mentioned if such a thing was out there. A thing in theory cannot take on a thing that exist in the movie. Big Daddy existed, he had an actual army. No other military might or structure was shown to exist to rival that. Not only that a peaceful horde that gathers others and moves away from the living is something encouraged not challenged. Not that anyone is left to challenge him. Nor anyone suicidal enough to do so, or actually have a reason to do so.

** A massive combined alliance from where? This was the aftermath of the end of times. Where the only resources left of any note was Fiddler Green. Not only that how do you convince various settlements to go after a horde in the hundreds that are not a threat anyway? Another issues is why would the Fiddler Greene survivors try and recruit other settlements? The other settlements could decide to take the city that Big Daddy just handed to them. As before they have no reason to go after him, he ate their oppressors and no incentive themselves to go after him nor any they can provide other settlements either to go after a horde in the hundreds. Not only that this world was created and ended by George A Romero who ended it with the title [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Land of the Dead because in the end it was their world now.]] He created a world where the last remnants where stationed. Not only that the general theme throughout his films where not that humanity would win back the day but humanity a victim of its own greed and hubris lost to the Worlds new owner. The Dead themselves, even the films named it as such. [[RealityEnsues Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead and now Land of the Dead a trilogy about the new owners of the world. A world where massive numbers of the dead overrun and decimated any military presence left in the world by volume alone]]. A world where the last resources and expense was used to create dead Reckoning. Not as a weapon to win back the day but a glorified transport truck to ransack a dead world where all the resources are sent back to the last city. It’s been at least a decade after the dawn of the dead had occured any fighting force able to match Big Daddy is long gone. So, at least a decade after the dead rising any meaningful military is gone. Big Daddy army is gathering strength with NO opposition shown and only the one imagined to stand against it. Logical due to the passing decade there is no opposition because the dead outnumber the living immensely. Not only that they have no reason to go after Big Daddy for vengeance and any other reason because he only attacked when threatened, he left after proving his point and going after him undermanned, poorly armed and lacking reason is a brutal pointless death in itself. The reasoning that “of course they could go after Big Daddy” is based on military structure and might never said to exist in universe and only exist in theory. What did exist in universe was a working city with communications and power who would have mentioned if such a thing was out there. A thing in theory cannot take on a thing that exist in the movie. Big Daddy existed, he had an actual army. No other military might or structure was shown to exist to rival that. Not only that a peaceful horde that gathers others and moves away from the living is something encouraged not challenged. Not that anyone is left to challenge him. Nor anyone suicidal enough to do so, or actually have a reason to do so.

[[WMG: Alternatively, Bub starts a zombie horde that worships good humans as angels and considers evil humans "demons".]]

[[WMG: As another alternative, But starts a zombie horde that worships the noble surviving humans as noble gods and dread the sinister surviving humans, as they categorize evil survivors as evil gods.]]

[[Alternatively, a war among rival factions of zombies began.]]

[[Or, a war among human survivors began.]]

** And if Fiddler's Green had enough resources to create Dead Reckoning, there are very likely chances that many other safe-zones gathered enough resources to create their own powerful, weaponized modes of transportation.

[[WMG: Alternatively, Fiddler's Green was all killed by Big Daddy's horde post-movie:]]

* Highly unlikely, most of the Fiddler Green militia was wiped out by the sheer numbers of Big Daddy's army numbers. The only reason there are any humans left is not because they were driven off but because Big Daddy lead them away after he finished off what he considered a threat. Riley doesn’t have the number nor guns to finish off the massive army that wiped away his opposition. Without Dead Reckoning to add fire support the best Riley and his group can do is rebuild and stay off Big Daddy and his advanced zombie’s radar.

** The survivors have no reason to go after him. He is no threat to them and gave them independence by slaughtering their overlords. Not only that Fiddler Green’s original army were better equipped and trained, not to mention had more numbers then the surivovrs. But they were easily slaughtered by the Horde’s superior numbers. So in the end they have no reason to go after Big Daddy at all. Because they have no cause to, as well to do so would lead to their pointless death.
** They might have been better equipped, but their piss-poor shooting and general lack of tactics or cohesion indicates they were anything ''but'' well trained
** Well trained or not, the Militia outnumbered the left over survivors, and they were slaughtered with ease. Also they actually had training as they were the City's main fighting force unlike the survivors. To surmise, no training, lacking in numbers and definitely having no reason to try and kill the leader of a horde that not only outnumbered them. But also provided them their freedom and a City of their own. Not only that they have no real reason to go after Big Daddy, even if they did they would only guarantee their own death for no reason.

** In universe they did not, in universe due to the city being the last of its existence they could not. There is no other military force to join with to take down Big Daddy. The reason Fiddler Green was important it was the last real city left in the World. Most of all they have no reason to do so. He is not a threat, he took out their oppressors, who were actually protected by an army of well-equipped and trained soldiers who were overrun by Big Daddy’s army. Also he is gathering numbers as well. In conclusion, no reason to go after him, no ability to go after him in universe and even if they had they would be slaughtered for no reason. The Director called the move the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Land of the Dead because at the end it was Big Daddy’s and his people’s land now. The living were only living by their allowance.]]

** A massive combined alliance from where? This was the aftermath of the end of times. Where the only resources left of any note was Fiddler Green. Not only that how do you convince various settlements to go after a horde in the hundreds that are not a threat anyway? Another issues is why would the Fiddler Greene survivors try and recruit other settlements? The other settlements could decide to take the city that Big Daddy just handed to them. As before they have no reason to go after him, he ate their oppressors and no incentive themselves to go after him nor any they can provide other settlements either to go after a horde in the hundreds. Not only that this world was created and ended by George A Romero who ended it with the title [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Land of the Dead because in the end it was their world now.]] He created a world where the last remnants where stationed. Not only that the general theme throughout his films where not that humanity would win back the day but humanity a victim of its own greed and hubris lost to the Worlds new owner. The Dead themselves, even the films named it as such. [[RealityEnsues Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead and now Land of the Dead a trilogy about the new owners of the world. A world where massive numbers of the dead overrun and decimated any military presence left in the world by volume alone]]. A world where the last resources and expense was used to create dead Reckoning. Not as a weapon to win back the day but a glorified transport truck to ransack a dead world where all the resources are sent back to the last city. It’s been literally decades after the dawn of the dead in the seventies any fighting force able to match Big Daddy is long gone. So, decades after the event any meaningful military is gone. Big Daddy army is gathering strength with NO opposition shown and only the one imagined to stand against it. Logical due to the passing decades there is no opposition because the dead outnumber the living immensely. Not only that they have no reason to go after Big Daddy for vengeance and any other reason because he only attacked when threatened, he left after proving his point and going after him undermanned, poorly armed and lacking reason is a brutal pointless death in itself. The reasoning that “of course they could go after Big Daddy” is based on military structure and might never said to exist in universe and only exist in theory. What did exist in universe was a working city with communications and power who would have mentioned if such a thing was out there. A thing in theory cannot take on a thing that exist in the movie. Big Daddy existed, he had an actual army. No other military might or structure was shown to exist to rival that. Not only that a peaceful horde that gathers others and moves away from the living is something encouraged not challenged. Not that anyone is left to challenge him. Nor anyone suicidal enough to do so, or actually have a reason to do so.

** A massive combined alliance from where? This was the aftermath of the end of times. Where the only resources left of any note was Fiddler Green. Not only that how do you convince various settlements to go after a horde in the hundreds that are not a threat anyway? Not only that this world was created and ended by George A Romero who ended it with the title [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Land of the Dead because in the end it was their world now.]] He created a world where the last remnants where stationed. Not only that the general theme throughout his films where not that humanity would win back the day but humanity a victim of its own greed and hubris lost to the Worlds new owner. The Dead themselves, even the films named it as such. [[RealityEnsues Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead and now Land of the Dead a trilogy about the new owners of the world. A world where massive numbers of the dead overrun and decimated any military presence left in the world by volume alone]]. A world where the last resources and expense was used to create dead Reckoning. Not as a weapon to win back the day but a glorified transport truck to ransack a dead world where all the resources are sent back to the last city. It’s been literally decades after the dawn of the dead in the seventies any fighting force able to match Big Daddy is long gone. So, decades after the event any meaningful military is gone. Big Daddy army is gathering strength with NO opposition shown and only the one imagined to stand against it. Logical due to the passing decades there is no opposition because the dead outnumber the living immensely. Not only that they have no reason to go after Big Daddy for vengeance and any other reason because he only attacked when threatened, he left after proving his point and going after him undermanned, poorly armed and lacking reason is a brutal pointless death in itself. The reasoning that “of course they could go after Big Daddy” is based on military structure and might never said to exist in universe and only exist in theory. What did exist in universe was a working city with communications and power who would have mentioned if such a thing was out there. A thing in theory cannot take on a thing that exist in the movie. Big Daddy existed, he had an actual army. No other military might or structure was shown to exist to rival that. Not only that a peaceful horde that gathers others and moves away from the living is something encouraged not challenged. Not that anyone is left to challenge him. Nor anyone suicidal enough to do so, or actually have a reason to do so.

** A massive combined alliance from where? This was the aftermath of the end of times. Where the only resources left of any note was Fiddler Green. Not only that this world was created and ended by George A Romero who ended it with the title [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Land of the Dead because in the end it was their world now.]] He created a world where the last remnants where stationed. Not only that the general theme throughout his films where not that humanity would win back the day but humanity a victim of its own greed and hubris lost to the Worlds new owner. The Dead themselves, even the films named it as such. [[RealityEnsues Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead and now Land of the Dead a trilogy about the new owners of the world. A world where massive numbers of the dead overrun and decimated any military presence left in the world by volume alone]]. A world where the last resources and expense was used to create dead Reckoning. Not as a weapon to win back the day but a glorified transport truck to ransack a dead world where all the resources are sent back to the last city. It’s been literally decades after the dawn of the dead in the seventies any fighting force able to match Big Daddy is long gone. So, decades after the event any meaningful military is gone. Big Daddy army is gathering strength with NO opposition shown and only the one imagined to stand against it. Logical due to the passing decades there is no opposition because the dead outnumber the living immensely. Not only that they have no reason to go after Big Daddy for vengeance and any other reason because he only attacked when threatened, he left after proving his point and going after him undermanned, poorly armed and lacking reason is a brutal pointless death in itself. The reasoning that “of course they could go after Big Daddy” is based on military structure and might never said to exist in universe and only exist in theory. What did exist in universe was a working city with communications and power who would have mentioned if such a thing was out there. A thing in theory cannot take on a thing that exist in the movie. Big Daddy existed, he had an actual army. No other military might or structure was shown to exist to rival that. Not only that a peaceful horde that gathers others and moves away from the living is something encouraged not challenged. Not that anyone is left to challenge him. Nor anyone suicidal enough to do so, or actually have a reason to do so.

** All the Fiddler's Green survivors have to do is find those groups, form and alliance with those groups, and eventually, they'll have a massive group together, mirroring Big Daddy adding to his ranks.

** And of course they would have the ability to go after Big Daddy and his horde after they search for many survivor groups and join forces with them. Because of their intelligence, as well as sharing of useful information to each other, teaching each other the useful skills they know, and their many arsenals of varying weaponry after such an alliance is formed.

[[WMG: Alternatively, Bub starts a zombie horde that worships good humans as god-like figures and considers evil humans "demons".]]