petetheEat

Ahh i wish i had known this yesterday. i found a V3S and had great fun zooming about the countryside. I was on my way to pick up a friend when my dear truck ran out of fuel. in the middle of the NE airfield. Abandoning it was the hardest thing i have ever done in game.

I read somewhere that persistence servers are currently bugged so cold/heat isn't working properly, and people will keep losing heat no matter what.

once, i had walked down from the hills after looting the nWAF and ended up at three valleys. I encountered a player under attack by zombies. i killed the zombies for him and patched him up. i dropped a can of beans on the ground for him and he looked up at me, raised his fists...and promptly lowered them again. he said "hanks man!" and went on his merry way. Only once have i had an encounter like this. The other times I have been punched, shot, stabbed, and whacked just for offering to help. So yeah, OP is right. never trust anyone you've just met.

I like to think that eventually military loot will be a 'final boss' of sorts. It will only spawn at the airports and bases up North, where it will be incredibly dangerous. You want military loot? You'll need a team to help fight the zombies, a car to escape with the marauding hordes that hopefully will roam the map, weapons (bows, axes), food and drink. Finding military loot should be a dangerous adventure. high risk, but high reward.

I'm cold I'm cooling off I'm rapidly cooling off I'm shaking It's like being on a long car journey with a complaining toddler

If there were zombie hordes, then people would have no choice but to work together (or at least not kill eachother)

Oops double post.

Myshkino is one of my favourite places to go to escape from the raiders and the bandits and the roadrats who seem to be spreading further every day. It used to be that as long as you stayed out of Berezino and the East coast then you'd be safe to wander alone, but as more and more high value cities are popping up, the wilderness and its safety is shrinking.

You're cetain to meet people in areas like 'zino and that big factory outside it. However, they are unlikely to be nice people.

They should add more towns along the far northern highway, but leave some space for lonely hermits like myself to skulk in peace.

That inevitably the slow addition of features will lead people to create their own maps like "Dayz nuketown" where you start with an M4 and vehicles are more common than tins of food. Frankie will play on these new maps, increasing their popularity and it will draw players away from the 'true' game.

bibles are mysterious items. One character I had a bible and I survived what should have been a fatal gunshot wound, falling off a ledge that killed my bible-less friend, being mauled by a zombie, being on the end of a bandit ambush where only I survived and i too have had a press vest go from badly damaged to pristine.

You should visit a place I like to call 'The end of the line'. It's a little settlement at the very end of the railroad tracks, just North of Lopatino. It is always deserted and quite pretty.

I think they are certainly more '28 days later' style, but just called zombies because "DayInfectedHuman" doesn't have the same ring to it.

On my road trip to the NW airfield, I skirted past Novo and hear a lo of gunfire coming from further in the city. Not my cup of tea at all.