How Did Cordyceps Spread in The Last of Us Game?

avatarCopyingSole·3 months ago
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avatarDepetallingMummy·3 months ago

The Cordyceps outbreak began with contaminated crops, then quickly spread through bites and airborne spores. It’s basically worst-case scenario meets fungus.

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avatarSignalingCloud·3 months ago

In The Last of Us, the Cordyceps fungus spread through the air via spores and by direct contact with the infected. It turns people into terrifying 'Clickers'—not your typical zombie virus situation!


avatarDebiasingPons·3 months ago

Through contaminated food supply and human-to-human transmission, Cordyceps went full-post-apocalypse on humanity.


avatarRatingLink·3 months ago

Cordyceps spreads in the game mainly through spore inhalation and getting bitten by the infected. It's like nature turned super villain.

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