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((Wasnt planning on haveing the city destoyed not untill way later I mean because we have 10 pages and we are still in the school so I want to wait probably alot longer for and if I want the millitary to destroy the city.))

((Who ever else gets on the we'll go or in other words the next person to post besides you and me))

((I've posted too but I'm not yet in the group. I'll like to mention normal schools do not keep real guns, disabled or not, in the compound unless its confiscated, in which it'll be in a safe, but let's ignore the last part.

http://telegram.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar...NEWS/806160333
A boy with a rifle was shown on the front page of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette on May 24. He was in Worcester South High Community School in front of scores of students. This is a clear violation of the Worcester school policy of no weapons in school of any kind, not even fake or toy weapons. This is a zero-tolerance policy.
The boy is a cadet in JROTC. When JROTC came to Worcester, it promised there would be no training with rifles in the schools. The school administration agreed that such rifles violated the no-weapons policy.
I am not surprised that JROTC has broken its promise of no weapons on campus, as the JROTC program is just a pretext to recruit children into the military. JROTC needs guns and uniforms to recruit.
The JROTC actually has set back our children by claiming that national security is legitimate high school pedagogy. It actually misleads our children to think that Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo are needed for national security.
The photo in the T&G shows that our children are being sucked into a weapons culture of bomb first, torture second and never negotiate.
JROTC costs Worcester residents close to $250,000 per annum. It is time that this costly and harmful program is abolished from Worcester schools.

This goes to show that a lot of schools don't keep guns in them. Even if they did, every single student, ROTC or not, would go there to get weapons so it would be flooded with zombies and guns would be scattered everywhere,[do note your ROTC students will enable the guns so you might not have so much ammo after they use it] and pulling flak jackets off zombies isn't my thing.
Just to let you know, but you don't have to follow it because that's just my views.

((Nobody mentioned loud crashes which indicate a wall was banged down by a car. Please add that in your next rp post. Also, they probably got a mob of zombies in the ROTC room cause everybody wants a gun))

((They're just trying to use common sense and make it realistic... Probably... But I can understand it because it was properly explained!))

((The ROTC is in it's own building, that's why it's gonna be a pain in the a** to get to it, cause not only do we have to fight two floors of zombies but we're gonna have to get out of the building and cross a rather open area. I decided that after Kuroki made the school 6 floors, six floors to me means rich school which translates to lots of space for athletic teams and such. And I never had the intention of there being a room full of guns in a school, for one it's just too unrealistic.))

((@Omen: Well I figured I may as well handle the ROTC, but if you want it you can try to sort it out.))

(Maybe, Like most schools not everybody knows everything that's going on with other clubs. The guns, as a matter of due course and school safety, are a nondisclosure subject as per contract.)

Yes there would be a initial flow of people trying to get guns from there, they've been turned into zombies, the Students have already taken care of them. And they got the safe open by the way, they've got two guns made and so far there's still 21 of them left.