Garblax

I feel like if a player was given the choice of a difficulty based spawn point, he would be able to obtain certai loot faster, only spawn in specific places, and it would ruin immersion in the sense that you wouldn't just spawn at a random point on chernarus.. Which kind of defeats the purpose. The game is harsh to everyone, including new players, so I don't believe exceptions should be made for anyone honestly. But that's part of what makes DayZ such a challenging and theoretically balanced game. A GOOD game.

Are you proposing something? Maybe the players first X spawns would be on the coast or something?

Don't get me wrong, I completely agree with you when it comes to the less information, the better. I just thought it would be more interesting to wonder why in woke up in the forest rather than on the shore. Originally this idea came from me thinking about how I never feel that lost anymore when I spawn, and the story bit came sort of as something extra.

Hey guys, just a quick thought that I hadn't found really anywhere else on here, so sorry if this isn't new! Why does everyone have to spawn on the coast? I think it would be interesting to spawn in other places all around the map as well. Like in some of the cesspool towns that harbor nothing or maybe on the bordering tree lines of chernarus, or maybe even in a hospital or a house/shed somewhere? I think this would mix up the strategy of DayZ quite a bit. There's no more "head straight to cherno/elektro" mentality anymore. It's more of "I need to find some food and water before I can trek my way to find a map or weapon! That, of course, is only if you don't immediately know where you are exactly. Also, I think this would prevent a kind of bottleneck the game presents where characters all spawn/ head to one general area that is easily accessible by bandits and the sort. Storyline wise, it would add more variety to the background of our characters instead of "I somehow survived a boat crash presumably that I have no memory of and now I'm on a beach". Everyone could have their own individual stories, per se. I'd love some feedback on the idea. Anyone else agree?

I get that the whole thing is constantly evolving, I was just curious as to how finding ammo would work, simply because I think finding an entire magazine of stanag rounds would far more different gameplay wise than finding a few bullets here or there. Maybe a combination of the two? But like I said, I was just wondering if anyone had any idea. Thanks for all the input, guys!

I hope this is in the right area for the forums and I also tried looking around for something similar, but to no avail. I just have a quick question~ If in the standalone DayZ we are going to have to reload our magazines with ammunition, does that mean there will be individual bullets in loot piles? And if so, how will the stacking/inventory work with such items? Thanks!

I love the idea. I was thinking about something along these lines yesterday actually. Maybe you'd have to rap at the part with a crowbar first for a bit, making noise or damaging the part possibly? Also, I believe rocket is planning on implementing this sort of idea for end game content.. For instance, if your door is full of bullet holes, you can steal another door from a car, but the different color would be obvious.

Sign making is in my blood. Zombies will think they have the upper hand when BAM. Everyone in the vicinity sees my sign. +1 for adding signs

I like the idea! It would be a cool immersion thing and make the exploration feel a lot more interesting, seeing as now in the mod, I can just pick up a map and stop worrying about getting lost on my way to the NWAF. Perhaps there could be some way to maybe combine maps too? That way you won't have to constantly pull up loot maps, then road maps again and again. Just a thought!

I think it'd be neat if some spawns were there. Eh? Ehh?

I recommend a sign that says "Zombies here"

This is stupid unless I can find dinosaur bones to beat you all with

I don't know why you whiney babies are complaining about it possibly moving to consoles. No one is forcing you to buy the console version, and they're not going to kill the PC version even if they do port it. So what's the problem here?

I don't count on hackers just giving up because its tedious.. It's the Internet. Where there's a glimmer of a will, there's a definite way with these guys. Right? Surely they'll work around it.

I don't necessarily understand your logic, but I'm still disagreeing with you. I personally wouldn't even bother with picking up a box that took up 10 spaces but only offered 6 for storage. Maybe you can explain it a little more clearly?