Re: How many 5 year-olds.....
The 'fort' strategy would be the most effective strategy here.
The first step would be to knock out 15 little buggers in the first 5-10 minutes and when you knock one out throw their body into the corner of the room. Then, take a corpse and start swinging it at oncomming children to ward off the attack while building a semicircle boundry of bodies and using the corner of the room. Once you build up the fort it will be hard for the attackers to penetrate it so you will have a relatively safe zone. As you procede you should build your wall of bodies only 1 or 2 high but more importantly very wide. Make it so that they have to trample the dead just to get to you .
You cant afford to have them continually swarming you for hours so building up a boundry will stem the flow of 5-year-olds to a manageable pace.
After you have built up your wall and outer perimiter you should build a secondary perimiter of bodies, leave a 5 foot radius from the first boundry and build a second one, this way you will have room to retreat if your boundry gets broken.
The key is that you want to fight at your own pace so that you dont get tired. Ideally the boundry will look as follows:
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By building up a boundry you will be able to ensure your rest and you should be able to take out many more children.
Using this method I would set my number somewhere around 400 5-year-olds.
Also, it would be important to deliver the knockout blows with the palm of your hands to prevent broken hands. Also make sure that the blows are swift enough so that no buggers bite one of your fingers.
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