Z-Day 12 response

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The Z-Day 12 response is the anticipated multiregion coordinated effort by The League's community to keep regions The League and Concord from being overrun by zombies during the probably 2023 iteration of NationState's annual Z-Day event. The simulated zombie pandemic is known to usually run in late October.

Background

Red mark indicates the date of last Z-Day

Originally an April fools prank, Z-Day it was first described by site owner Max Barry in 2013 as "a mild uptick in infection rates of a flu-like illness"- Since then, the simulated zombie pandemic has since become an annual Halloween event. From the first iteration, Barry has said that he believes "since everybody would be better prepared for the apocalypse" the site should "ramp up the potency of zombie exporters", which has been reflected in the increasing difficulty of each year.[1] Since 2013, zombified nations have become significantly more dangerous, and mid-simulation events ranging from switching off cure research in progress, the destruction of all completed vaccine research, and the reanimation of all dead citizens as zombies have been implemented by NationStates admin, with all three being used in 2022's Z-Day event.

After 2022's Z-Day, the total national populations of The League and Concord continued to grow, particularly after Concord's transition to Frontier status, which saw the region's number of member nations increase to over 1000 about a month after the introduction of the Frontiers and Strongholds update. As of July 2023, The League and Concord combined have over 1.3 trillion national citizens, presenting a significantly increased challenge compared to last year's response.

Preparations

Performance

Demographics

Results

Leaderboard rankings

Region Most Survivors Most Survivors & No Zombies Most Survivors + No Quarantine Most Zombies Most Dead
The League - - - - -
Concord - - - - -

References

  1. Max Barry (1 April 2013). "Grr. Arg". NationStates. Retrieved 16 April 2022.