Lalene

With the new vehicles coming, the search for parts and the installation of them will become much more prevalent. Even so, wrenches, screwdrivers, and typical tool-kit items are still only used for hitting people with. Wouldn't it be nice if those tools could serve their true purpose? Tire iron: for removing the lugnuts off of tires, of course. It'd be nice if we needed them (at least in our inventory, if nothing else) to remove/replace tires. Screwdriver: Fire extinguisher: What else? Putting out fires. Crowbar: Used for breaking open locked doors, which could be made so that it would take much more effort to open (as opposed to just shooting it once to unlock). Meat tenderizer: Tender your meat. Makes it easier to digest, I suppose? Pipe wrench/wrench: Perhaps some other vehicle part related use. Hayhook: Allows someone to move a haystack, for whatever reason that may be. Really, these are self-explanatory. I'd just like to have them be of use to people.

The idea is simple, and I think it can be implemented simply as well. Allow people to equip headlamps on top of the following types of hats: - baseball caps - fishing hats - hard hats That way, people can actually use headlamps and not have to worry about removing all of their headgear to use it.

Because people actually follow the ESRB rating, and ten year olds will all be like, "Oh man, this game is rated M, I guess I won't play it."

Please be more considerate to people with bird defects. Not everyone is born with an anus, and it is ignorance like yours that offends me.

Age - 19. How long have you been playing? - Months. What is your reaction when you see other survivors, not knowing if they are friendly or bandits? - Hide, and watch from afar. What is your first instinct when you see another survivor? - Ask if they are friendly, then hide. Situation 1: You and a fellow survivor you have just met are searching a barn, you find the only can of food in the building and your fellow survivor is down the red on on his meter. You are at orange and the next local town is a few km's away. What do you do? - Give it to him, obviously. Situation 2: You are down to two clips of your 1911, your fellow survivor has a revolver and is currently out of ammo. Knowing you can convert the ammo of your 1911 to a revolver .45 clip, do you give that survivor your last mag or do you keep it for yourself? - Give it to him, if I know the guy at all and I didn't just meet him five minutes ago.

Don't need zombie dogs. Wild dogs would make sense. After all, what would happen to all of the dogs that lost their owners? They would go feral and travel in packs in the abandoned city streets.

Sideburns are better.

/agree

I like this idea.

I would want a melee weapon just so that I can dispatch ONE zombie and not bring all the boys to the yard.

If you get shot by a bandit, you could play dead and so your body would be lootable. However the only problem would be that all corpses have the "Hide Body" option, so even if you were playing dead people would know you were not actually dead due to there not being a "Hide Body" option.

Not a bad idea. However Rocket should probably work on other things first.

The incentive to play at night time is that you are hard to see, thus making sneaking around and finding loot safer. Just because it is night time doesn't mean stuff suddenly pops up more.

It isn't a nuclear wasteland. There are still plenty of stuff lying around and not in use.

Chainsaws for killing zombies is stupid. They require gas and are super loud.