28 Years Later

From the last page of the diary:

18/6/2050... I guess.
Just woke up.
According to my computer, 28 years have passed. The cryo pod must have worked. Seems it stopped because it ran out of juice. I can't bring myself to go outside...

19/12/2050
Well, my stocks have dwindled to nothing. Just drank my last bottle of water, and the septic tank is totally full. All I have is my backup emergency stock.
I guess I'll have to find out what's out there.
And try to survive....

A Survival Adventure, where nothing will make your life easy.

- High Tech Guns vs Dinosaurs

- Vehicles vs Zombies

- Mine Drills vs Parasites

- Invasions vs Running Scared

- Or any combination of the above....

Oh yes, and be careful with the storms....

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This is my first modpack, still a lot of tweaking to be done!

Please comment as much as you like!! :o)

The idea was to put together Dinosaurs, Zombie invasions, and Parasites. And guns. And Bandits. And crumbling cities.

Should be a walk in the park.... Not...

This modpack does not have any objective/quest other than surviving the most days possible by using what is available in terms of resources and mods, and by thinking outside the box. Every 7 days there will be a Zombie invasion, Parasites will start appearing on day 7, and the weather can be violent. And Dinosaurs are there just to complicate it a bit further.

The justification for the situation proposed is in the diary inside the Bunker.

The project is called "Twenty Eight Years later" because curseforge does not let the name start with a number!!

But anyway, it's an obvious tribute to the movies with the similar name.

Hopefully it will be as stressful, hahah!

NOTE!!:

If the Spawn is under water or if the Bunker does now spawn next to you, please generate a new world, I'm still trying to figure this out.

I recommend using Optifine and Shaders, in order to get the best out of the ambiance, and also to allow Tissou's Zombies to shine!

Mods and Credits

Check the Relation page here.

Twenty Eight Years Later