[quote=“Zorbeltuss, post:1, topic:7340”]-Zolf - Rhymes with golf instead of wolf making it hard to identify as a Zombie wolf, these suggestions may or may not rhyme better though, Zombolf, Ghoulf (with a later stage of Goolf?).
-Zoose - still obviously a zombie, but the name feels to me like a sauce rather than a moose, ZoMoose might be preferable.[/quote]
I get that some people don’t like the znames, but the suggestions are in no way better, just different.
The descriptions make the difference between the two very clear:
"Its entire body bulges with distended muscles and swollen, festering wounds."
In other words, a heavily muscled zombie, but still a human-sized one. This might be a bit understated so we can look at improving it.
"A human body now swollen to the size of six men, with arms as wide as a trash can."
This is very clearly something you do not want to mess with unless you’re packing serious destructive power. again the description can probably be improved by providing some more context.
The main thing is they’re names, You’re supposed to learn what they are from their descriptions and interacting with them, and after that the name is just a label to remember, you’re not supposed to get anything more than a hint as to their nature from the name, and I’m not sure how you could get anything more from that
There is a slingshot, it’s a completely different thing. The reason the names for the two slings and slingshot are similar is they’re all derived from each other. Basically you’re complaining that English is confusing, which it is, but I’m not willing to call the item something less specific because people can’t be bothered to remember the difference between the two items. If in doubt, look at the description, if THAT isn’t clear it’s definitely a problem.
That’s a rather odd thing to bring up considering the fact that it was changed to “Zombie Slave”, so it doesn’t have the name you’re complaining about anymore.
