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I think a great implementation to days standalone would be left handedness. Obviously this isn't a big deal to allot of the other players but it does often ruin the immersion of the game, and I'm sure many other lefties would agree, many other games when the gun is in the wrong hands of my character. I mean no disrespect when I say that I am almost certain there is a higher fan base of left handed males then there is of females in the game. Yet there will almost certainly be both genders in the standalone. I find myself jerked from realism after a great shot at a bandit when I take my gun down and I'm holding it backwards. It would take more work than just mirroring the character though. As bolt action rifles require lefties to reach over the barrel to eject the casing. And many automatic rifles eject into a lefties face if shot from a normal position. But I would be more than happy with a mirrored player that is left handed then no option at all.

My point wasn't to make the controls left handed. I play right handed with the regular mouse position. But controls are intuitive to me now and when I think turn left I don't think move the mouse left with my right hand. I just think turn left. The problem I have. Especaily when looking around building. Preforming vault and looking around without aiming down the sights is that I am completely ass backwards. I just think that adding this feature would pander to a larger fan base than rocket is aware of. I mean he's all about realism. And this is more important than a skin or gender setting because if your in first person you can't tell if your wearing sunglasses or a hat or to a certain extent whether your female or black. But its evident that your right handed.

I have spent allot of time around horses. Mainly for hunting purposes. They Need substantially more water than people but food is easily found in the environment. You could never accurately fire any type of weapon off of a horse without serious ramifications. Whenever I have used a firearm near a horse. (Which occurred while shooting at an elk ) it required two people. One t hold the horses and another to remove the weapon from the horses scabbard and to discharge the firearm. A plus to horses though is a heightened range of senses. Often I find animals off of the side of the trail by closely watching my horses ears and eyes. They also react to crossing animals tracks such as bear and wolf. Maybe the implementation of horses could go along with a great fear of zombies from the horses.