you sir, are wise

"Safety Behind Bars" was the name of the first chapter of their life of the prison arc in the comics.

Yeah, just think about it: what if somebody dies while sleeping? No worry, just sleep in separate cells and lock them for the night!

@@thorthewolf8801 It's a shame they didn't upgrade the defences more, even a dry moat could have stopped the tank

keeps "bad" guys in.... keep dead guys out. Logical

Yeah but would you want to live with Crazy Clear Morgan?

@@mihaiteodor7763 lol you wouldn't be living for long if it's clear Morgan unless by some miracle you either get the upper hand on him or get the drop on him

No walker or human can get through those spikes 🥶

​@@mihaiteodor7763 I need to clear 😂

that was kings county

And there was a point in that. In a place like Alexandria, people would get to relaxed about the zombie apocalypse and try to move on from it, but when Rick arrived, he put order. That would explain how in every attack they get less and less cassualties

Lol it was just an excuse for them to not make the main setting of the show look like it was in the zombie apocalypse and they could shoot at a location with minimal changes done.

@@Emot10ns no it wasn’t, Alexandria was already pre-established in the comics.

same

10) Feral Humans. No clothes, almost no language and no humanity left. 9) Whisperers. Had a functioning system. Hunt, made camps and kept a sense of hygiene other than wearing... you know. Mostly nomads. 8)The Wolves. Made use of elaborate traps to capture and lure walkers. Had a philosophy to live by. Mostly nomads. Animalistic tendencies. 7) The Claimers. Mostly nomads. Had a code that was kind of a system. Trackers. 6)The Scavengers. Lived in a single location. Developed their own language style. Had time for art and recreational activities. 5)The Hospital police group. Small community with a funtioning hierarchy system. Use of radios, vehicles and fire arms. Maintained a sense of a functioning government branch. 4) Woodbury. Funtioning town with electricity, regular water and food. Use of radios, had guards and a small milicia although it mostly was formed by inexperienced civilians. 3)Terminus. Funtioning facilities. Strong system of obtaining food. Kept a record of bullets spent. Had all basic needs covered. 2) The Saviors. Functioning society. Large amounts of people and fire arms. Point system. Regular income of supplies. 1) The Commonwealth. Functioning government and military. Largest community so far. Funtioning hospitals and schools. Seemingly unlimited resources. ?) The CRM. Idk whatever Gimple wants. idc

Maybe just all the characters! ( maybe just large scale...)

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@@armaintherye You actually went with the route of how useful/good they would function and I like that, I was thinking more of personal favorites but I like that too lol

A chain link fence is terrible security against a hoard or for anyone who wants to drive or cut through it.

Sorry dude but theres not much you can build thats going to prevent people from driving through it. Use your brain. You can drive through a brick or concrete wall too.@@Swearengen1980

I never understood why they didnt try going back in the tv show. Only the barn burned down. The house should be fine. By the time season 3 started almost 9 months have past. I'm sure the walkers have left that area by now. They could have gone back and fortified the place. Maybe they could fix up the RV too.

What about the sickness that was spreading at least in the show.

@@greekyoungbuck I wouldn’t exactly blame that on the prison it self. it was poor management and control of the population if anything

It’s main problem is the walls there thin weak chain link fences but you could probably back up the inner layers with scrap metal and cargo containers

What about the sickness or the lack of food incase of droughts or dying crops?

@@TheFamilyMan862 The plot device (that we're not supposed to question) of people just having not only empty cargo containers, but also the equipment to move them. Alexandria at least had a background as to why they were set up the way they were.

Yes season 2 is so underrated. Not a lot of people appreciate it enough.

Hershel’s farm because of Hershel’s infinite shotgun

They did, the novels continue the story and they're canon

@@adrianiacob2004 which novels?

@@captnbluehat Rise of the Governor - the life of the Governor and how he became the monster he is. More about him than Woodbury, but it presents the beginning of the outbreak. Road to Woodbury - about Lilly Caul and her group arriving at Woodbury, and showing the life inside before the Rick's Group came. The Fall of the Governor - when the Governor attacked the prison, and the losses Woodbury suffered. Shows the new leadership that arose. Descent - Woodbury flourished and became an oasis in the chaos, but the survivors meet a hostile cult that threatened the life. Invasion - Woodbury continues the fight, and devastating losses pile up. Search and Destroy - Woodbury is rebuild the second time, with a new era of hope and progress, but another group came to kill and kidnap. Another problem to be solved. Return to Woodbury - After four years, the group returns to the small village, wanting to rebuild it, a final time and they have to pass impossible odds. These novels are about Woodbury and the people there, there are others but I think you wanted these. I rear them on the internet, but you can buy them if you want.

@@adrianiacob2004 bit random, but after loris death in the comics, people run back inside the prison (from what I remember) did they survive do you know?

@@struan8467 after the attack, the group runs and is divided for a while. The only ones remaining in the prison are six Woodbury soldiers, the protagonists of the Novels. They eventually run out of ammo and somehow manage to escape. But after that, the prison is just a ruin, sorry.

Abraham, Sasha and Glenn

I say in the end that they either didn’t count because they weren’t memorable enough (the military guys) or they would’ve just been last. So if I’m adding those it would be: 18. Whisperer Camp 17. Terminus 16. The Hospital 15. Vatos 14. Bloodsworth Island (guy who kidnapped Michonne) 13. Father Gabriel Church And then my list from the video

@@thethriftytypewriter oh sorry, didn't notice, thanks for the response

Now the list feels good

@@thethriftytypewriter I think aside from hospital and church and whisperer camp a lot of these places just didn't get the chance to even try to shine. like legit I think terminus could've been a place for the main characters if they managed to take over.

I’d probably switch the farm for the prison in placement. It’s hard to rebuild a concrete prison with minimal land. The farm had life atleast and room to build on more space.

did that happen? which book does it say that in?

What about civic republic, ik it only appears in the last episode in the background but we know some stuff about it

@@Logan_Hall568 I forgot

@@Logan_Hall568 i edited it

@@ZavidWebster that's fine it's easily the most forgettable and unnoticeable community in the show

@@ZavidWebster also I agree with your list

HELL YEAH

Red handle machete and ricks gun top tier

@@captnbluehat probably along with Daryl’s crossbow and negans bat

@@HA5HGrimes infinite ammo shotgun must be nr1

Gov’s AUG and Merle’s blade-hand

eventually it got overrun where ed and amy died so yeah

Already have!

Obviously

7:18

That would have been the 9th circle of hell for me. Locked down with a bunch of unstable law enforcement personnel? Nooo.

That's good for me!