I like to mention the difference between zombies and 'infected' as zombies are a class of beings that after they're left to rot for a little while in a grave, they just crawl out and it's a bit of an awkward version of the 'infected' which is more reality oriented and possible as their brains are still alive, except the parts involved in conscious decision and other parts that regulate emotions and other complex human behavior is totally obliterated and their reptilian part is the one that is aggressively active and other self serving survival regions. To be honest, zombies are the most awkward, and the 'infected' are the more reality oriented and polished versions. Though I really liked TellTale Games The Walking Dead with Clementine and Lee. and again, they're infected over there than zombies. Zombie definition is obsolete and dead now and not used in any plot. You may synonymously use it to infected or mutated beings but that's about it.
Typically. For the "last of us" technically all of the infected are still alive. The first stage are still cognitive of their actions. The later stages it seems you lose all of your personality to the point where you are effectively dead.
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I like to mention the difference between zombies and 'infected' as zombies are a class of beings that after they're left to rot for a little while in a grave, they just crawl out and it's a bit of an awkward version of the 'infected' which is more reality oriented and possible as their brains are still alive, except the parts involved in conscious decision and other parts that regulate emotions and other complex human behavior is totally obliterated and their reptilian part is the one that is aggressively active and other self serving survival regions. To be honest, zombies are the most awkward, and the 'infected' are the more reality oriented and polished versions. Though I really liked TellTale Games The Walking Dead with Clementine and Lee. and again, they're infected over there than zombies. Zombie definition is obsolete and dead now and not used in any plot. You may synonymously use it to infected or mutated beings but that's about it.
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"Infected" typically die first before becoming a zombie. To be a zombie you have to die first.
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Typically. For the "last of us" technically all of the infected are still alive. The first stage are still cognitive of their actions. The later stages it seems you lose all of your personality to the point where you are effectively dead.