Screenrant
One of the defining characteristics Fear the Walking Dead made sure to maintain during its first season was the idea that its characters’ would have a limited perspective of the world and, subsequently, of the events bringing that world to its knees. This is usually how these types of fictional end-of-the-world scenarios go: a group of plucky individuals find themselves thrust into an increasingly worsening situation, and by the time they are made aware the gravity and scope of what is going on, it’s too late; the world they knew has gone to hell in a handbasket.
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I'll stick with Rick and the crew, thank you very much.