Dude .. I get you might have a Significant Other, Friend, etc. No need to brag
One part of the answer is probably it was easier to set up the scene that way. There were cot assets but not double cot assets. The other part of the answer, and in head lore, is cots aren't comfy when put together. The edges of cots are uncomfortable as all hell and sleeping with any part of your body between two cots would be a nightmare.
at one point in my life I slept on 2 beds , side by side...wasn't really uncomfortable...granted I also put a blanket in between which helped a lot but still...
Mixture of a couple of things. One, the map has those cots baked in so there's no way to move them. I could have replaced them with something else, but that would have required basically rebuilding a large portion of the map. Secondly, I wanted the location to not exactly have the same comforts as home (lack of privacy, difficulty to do more than sleep on the beds) as a point. There are definitely spots (especially in 15) where the void of homely comfort is a "pain point." I mean, Jack and Carol haven't "slept together" in a bed since they left the apartment. So, when they eventually find a new place to resettle, there's a juxtaposition of it feeling "more like a home."
Is that another zombie on a living person?
I do that with my current bed, two twins can make a budget queen
FYI - two twins make a king (36" * 2 = 72")I do that with my current bed, two twins can make a budget queen
I tried it with a cot like those in the game once on a school trip once and ended up with a bruise on my hip.
Thought you were on the wrong thread talking about a harem until I saw the measurements, haha...
No worries - Just letting you know as I found out when I bought a king bed 15 years ago and they gave me two twin box springs to put under it. Surprised the hell out of me as well.
Well - I mean if you had a 36 inch waist, and two girls standing side by side would be the width of a king mattress ...
