I know I just posted a story, but I've got another one. I died after being shot at. I had a shotgun with ammo and some other stuff, and it sucks I lost it, because now I had to start again with nothing. For the first time. Time to try out the new cruelty on this patch. So I woke up and immediately zombies were all around me. They moaned loudly and I ran like hell. I ran towards what looked like a dock with a crane. Kinda hard to remember. I was able to evade them by hiding in a small shack. There I found a crossbow with one bolt. "Better than nothing." I took them both and walked up a hill to get my bearings. I saw a town not too far away, but I could see it populated with zombies. I was careful to go the long away (not down the middle of the street) and I saw a building. A school I believe. There were also a couple of zombies between me and it. No way was I gonna go out there and get spotted. I waited til they were pretty much looking away when gunshots rang out. Zeds were freakin' out and running every which way. I took that chance and ran up the ladder on the side. From then on, I don't really remember much. I was trying to scavenge stuff from the top floor and didn't find much. Another crossbow bolt, maybe. Then I heard a voice. He was taunting another player who apparently shot some more and was being chased. I yelled out "Who's out there?" He said, "I hear you, I'm just watching a person being chased." He asked my name. "Avalon." I told him. "Yours?" "Gin Rummy." Some sort of alias, I imagine. He met me up on the top floor and asked me how I was. I told him I had a couple of crossbow bolts but that's about it. He said he dropped a Makarov downstairs with full ammo. We started goin' down when I zombie reached up and over the stairwell wall and hit me. I started bleeding and went upstairs. He asked if I had a bandage and I only had one, so I used it up. We then heard gunshots outside the school. He had the Lee Enfield, so he went up top to find out what it was. I went out off to the side to try and spot the target. We only saw a female survivor who was bleeding heavily. I looked on and felt bad. I kept talking back and forth with Gin when I heard a gunshot, and then silence. "Gin? You there?" I went up to the roof and saw him sprawled on his back. I tried checking for a pulse but I could see the blood from his head. He was dead. I looked away for a second, make sure I wasn't the next target, then looked back. "Thank you, brother. You helped me out when you could've shot me. You didn't deserve this." I open up his pack. He had some good stuff, and I couldn't just leave it there. "Now, you'll help me in death." I took his Lee with some ammo, and holstered his M1911 with 3 mags. He also had some food and bandages. I looked ahead to another building and heard more gunfire. I looked and saw a mass of zombies trying to get through a door. I took aim and went to pull the trigger. Then I had a thought. "Man, if this guy is the one who shot Gin, no way would I help him. And if it were me, I wouldn't get helped either." I looked around to see if possibly the shots came from elsewhere, but there was no mistaking. I watched and listened. Then I heard a crack and whizzing. That's when I took my leave. I proned all the way to the ladder. I went back down and went inside. Third floor was clear. I kept an eye where the gunshots came from and didn't see or hear anything. I went down to the second floor and found a body. I opened up his pack. "This guy is loaded!" I said out loud as I took his watch, map, knife, and his pack. A Czech Backpack. It was full of more ammo for my Lee, and some medical supplies. He also had a coke. I took what I could. I went into an adjacent room and found the Mak Gin talked about earlier. I contemplated whether I should keep the M1911 that only had three mags, or if I should get the Mak with full ammo. I figure the Mak was the safest option, even if it was less powerful. I then went into a room and barricaded it and took a rest, not forgetting who helped me out the most. Gin Rummy, if you're reading this, thanks for all your help. You're awesome.