MrScience

Are you people seriously arguing about realism in a game that involves the walking dead that can run for days on end without their insides liquefying or rotting? An outbreak wouldn't last at all, zombies literally cannot happen in any sense of the word. I find it hilarious that people are stupid enough to try and rationalise a zombie outbreak. You people are making it sound like NVGs and AS50s etc. are everywhere in this game, they're not. It's set in a former Eastern-bloc nation that's suffered massive economic hardship, technically it's in the middle of a civil war. Of course it's going to be in a terrible state.

I don't remember those days because that was never a popular concept in zombie media. People who think that OP is serious must have a hard time talking to people in real life if they can't understand basic-level trolling like this.

I think that's just because they don't feel pain and are in a constant state of rage so can push themselves further than your normal human' date=' not that they're actually stronger or anything. Anyway, it's a virus, and generally viruses are gonna inhibit both your mental and physical performance, so imo zombies shouldn't be superhumans [/quote'] / Any sort of 'zombie virus' is virtually impossible. Zombies would have liquified insides with a month.

Maybe make them have more health, but a bit slower so ARMA2's AI doesn't freak out.

Kuerk maybe you should have a crack at learning how to spell Philosophy before you start criticising people for suggesting 'carebear' mechanics. Actually, just get a basic grasp on grammar before being so pretentious. Do you know what's a totally unrealistic game mechanic? Blood transfusions. You heal yourself from all manners of gunshot wounds by getting someone with likely very little if ANY phlebotomy training or medical training in any sense, by getting a blood transfusion without any aseptic technique or procedure to limit infection. That's asking for a slow and painful death from a blood infection. He's not suggesting that you physically take from the server, make a copy of it or something to mitigate the fact that most of the servers here in Australia are absolutely awful, or full, or unstable. I often find it funny that people often complain about 'carebear' mechanics, but are likely the same people who had never even played ARMA2 because they were intimidated by how complex it was.