Frankenstein's Monster

The link is kind of fucked. Shit doesn't happen till 11 mins in. Can I come? I promise that I won't kill the bride...Yep, that's exactly what I would do, we should form a trolling raiding party.

It will go through some testing but not thoroughly, so long as it's playable it is acceptable. War z is a Cash grab.

Bloody hell, the frigging text. There doesn't need to be a reason, make it whatever you want it to be as this is not really the type of game for exposition

He hinted that it might cost $15 (USD?).

Valve aren't known for their great conversion rates. Currently for us Brits, it's £14.99.

I just hope that you're trolling. Even so, Rocket stated that the SA release will not be completed.

You may want to check that you're not overheating...

They haven't even given us a reason why the game SA was delayed. Seriously, this is starting to piss me off. Why do people assume that the longer the game is in development, the less buggy it will be? For all we know, they're all sitting down with thumbs up their arses and leaving the game to gather dust. Quality over quantity my friend.

What I really think is that Rocket needs more montage music

Being the Englishman that I am, we pronouce the letter 'z' as 'Zed' :)

Oh, I'm sure we don't want to rush a game that's being advertised and sold as "still in development". Jesus Christ man, it will be all buggy and incomplete, and what would they be thinking!? You cannot compare the incident with WarZ as they were trying to sell their game as "complete".

There's a week left and it's Christmas and near enough new years. It would be a miracle of some kind. So far, there has only been delays after delays so anyones guess is good as any...Apart from this one week.

The safeist way is to funnel through Greenlight and go from there. Even then, they would need to explain what the product pays for I.e does paying for Alpha access also pays for full release access. It's not the case how it's done but a case of will Steam allow it. My guess is no and thus explains the delays.

So basically, Day Z is being revamped? Copyright issue should be a minor problem in this case as all it takes is contacting the owner, asking permission and handing them over a wad of cash. BI should already have the contacts (and possibly some partnerships) from the resources used in Arma II. Copyright issues should be identified and solved at the Pre-Production Planning stage of development (for any kind of medium) unless something pop-up like the Interplay VS Bethesda incident which we have yet to hear about. Apparently Day Z is near release and if copyright issues are still a problem at this stage then perhaps someone might want to fix the leaky gas pipe in their office or covertly silence the journalist. Oh, please. You can do better than that. This is not one man but a development team doing this, an experienced development team working on the same game, on a smaller and simplified version of the Arma II. Day Z was officially announced back in early August with interests spanning back into July. As far as development goes, they've got most of the work done from them apart from the goals and objectives which seems to be out of whack, at least from the public point of view. It's easy to say that there's going to a major (big) update once it is out. I really see this as becoming a 2013 relelase...Pointing out the obvious here.

I honestly still don't get why this is taking so long. Convert the mod to standalone Interatagte with steam Optimise and stablise standalone Release and update as normal I mean is this all Bohemia's fault? It shouldn’t really be taking long for a game/mod being advertised and released under the "minecraft model". The mod/game is already playable and even more so that when Minecraft was first released