Certainly I am unfortunate to be caught in an avalanche! Well, what the hell. I suppose I'll go along for the ride and since it's going this way, I'll go this way too! But I'd better get up to the air or I'll be dying here. So I'll swim in the direction the snow is flowing, but upwards so I can breathe. Sheeeeeeesh!
I choose this option. The human body is much denser than snow, so you'll tend to sink as you get carried downhill. Try to stay afloat by kicking your feet and thrashing your arms in a swimming motion
I have ZERO ideas on how to approach an avanlanche. I’m guessing the deadly choice is n. 3, though, so I’m hoping either 1 or 2 will keep me alive.
Reading the other comments, both 1 and 2 seem to have good arguments going for them. I’d say n. 2 in order to try and keep as close to Route 12 as possible, but no amount of “swimming” on my part will be stronger than the avalanche.
Therefore I’m choosing n. 1 just because if I manage to keep on top of the snow, at least the incoming snow will hit my head instead on my face. And swimming with rather than against the avalanche will probably be a little less exhausting.
I choose this
Already dead but playing as a zombie
I choose this option
Jbn, our resident zombie :) I'll need to work you into a future contest ;)
Mam.. Yes mam
salutes with both hands ;)
I have never met with avalanches, but this option seems beteer for me
Certainly I am unfortunate to be caught in an avalanche! Well, what the hell. I suppose I'll go along for the ride and since it's going this way, I'll go this way too! But I'd better get up to the air or I'll be dying here. So I'll swim in the direction the snow is flowing, but upwards so I can breathe. Sheeeeeeesh!
Well of course you're in an avalanche, did you expect anything less? ;)
I choose this option. The human body is much denser than snow, so you'll tend to sink as you get carried downhill. Try to stay afloat by kicking your feet and thrashing your arms in a swimming motion
Correct-The human body is denser than snow, you will sink!
I have ZERO ideas on how to approach an avanlanche. I’m guessing the deadly choice is n. 3, though, so I’m hoping either 1 or 2 will keep me alive.
Reading the other comments, both 1 and 2 seem to have good arguments going for them. I’d say n. 2 in order to try and keep as close to Route 12 as possible, but no amount of “swimming” on my part will be stronger than the avalanche.
Therefore I’m choosing n. 1 just because if I manage to keep on top of the snow, at least the incoming snow will hit my head instead on my face. And swimming with rather than against the avalanche will probably be a little less exhausting.
I like your explanation of the thought process behind your choice :)
Keep swimming. Don't stay still else you'll sink deep into the ground.
I choose this. Try to stay afloat and keep your head in the open air by swimming as hard as you can in the direction of the fast-moving snow.
I choose this. This gives you the best chance of survival.
I choose this option. Not swimming will sink me deeper into the avalanche. Swimming against it would be like pushing against a wall.