What are some ways that a city could survive if for whatever

Carpetting

>>51086195
If presumably shoes don't work why would carpets?

>>51086195
That was fast. Dumb thread op.

>shipping would shift to rail and freight.
>New pathways made of cardboard would eventually be constructed.

Build catwalks across buildings

>>51086181
You just mean zombies, don't you.

>>51086181

I just had this image of a city-wide game of "the floor is lava"

I might use this, thanks OP.

>>51086181
You mean if the streets were lava or something? This kind of shit would end most cities. Cities by their nature require a consistent shipment of goods from outside, if this is cut off the economics of the city will just fail, and the removal of your primary shipping means would be really dramatic in how it ends the shipment of goods.

>>51087505
stored foods, catwalks built between building for raiding parties. people kept alive as bits are cut off for food (probably used as fleshlights too). Fortress blocks of rival gangs would eventually dominate farrmer blocks.

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>>51086181
>What are some ways that a city could survive if for whatever reason nobody could touch roads or sidewalks anymore?
'sup.

As someone else already said, everyone will starve.

>>51086181
People would use the roofs and put improvised bridge over the street. Then they would either leave the city or if they can't , they could be ressuplied by helicopter.

>>51087465
How is evil murderous streets somehow zombies?

>>51087485
If you want more of a city wide game of "the floor is lava" maybe remove the ground all together with a bottomless void? Living things fall, objects float.

On the plus side, we instantly have a libertarian paradise.