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There are sliders to change the individual X Y sensitivity. Fix it yourself.

I kinda think it balances itself out, as anyone wearing camo gear will be shot on sight by anyone else with a firearm. Wearing civilian clothing might not offer as many slots to carry stuff (as if they're all necessary anyway) but it decreases your apparent threat level to other players, so you're more likely to survive an encounter with another person.

Balota airfield. Me and my little brother were playing, running around in the first or second day of playing the game. We didn't know anything about anything, so we were happily standing around Balota airfield without a care in the world. I go to check one of the barracks, and as I enter the door, right in front of me there's just a guy standing in the hallway looking at me. With a military helmet, combat vest, camo clothing, and a clown mask. M4 and fire axe on the back. I only had a fire axe, and so did my brother. So I was like "Shit, there's a dude!" and drew my axe and started backing out, he drew his and started chasing me. So I ran out and got hit once in the back, I bolted to the left of the barracks and ran around them to come up right back at the door, basically just doing a lap around the building, all the while yelling at my brother that "THERE'S A GUY, HELP! GET YOUR AXE!" When I come around to the entrance again, my brother is waiting around the corner with his axe drawn, I bolt past him, and as the other guy follows me my brother lands a blow on him, he falls down for some reason, maybe he got hit in the legs, and both of us just run up and start chopping away at him lying there on the ground. We tried looting him, he had a bunch of ammo and stuff for his M4, but he quit immediately so his body sunk into the ground. Such a sore loser.

Definitely craftable only with penalties for wearing it. We don't want the game to be full of wookiees.

I agree about the prone dive. Equipping items while running is already in the game, although granted it's fairly bugged. If I just run straight forwards, no strafing, I can equip my axe or rifle in mid run without stopping. You can also already jump over things easily, you just have to time the jump so you hit V before you run into the obstacle. It's fairly unintuitive, since pretty much every command in the game has this ridiculous delay. But it's fine, since you don't actually have to jump over the obstacle. Jumping and vaulting in this game just means your character does a little animation and clips through the obstacle, so as long as you get the jump to start before the obstacle, even if you land ontop of it, you'll pass through it.

You can fill bottles and canteens at water pumps.

I disagree with OP. You should not have to metagame and research how to avoid being spawnkilled in any game. That's fucking bullshit. I also don't think PvE only servers should exist, since the tension of not knowing whether to trust or not to trust another human being is part of the experience. Being robbed, getting into a stand-off with someone, stealing someone's gear. That's all part of the post-apocalyptic survival this game provides. But killing fresh spawns at the beaches isn't a feature. That's just a handfull of people acting like cunts because they're on a powertrip and think ruining other people's fun somehow proves that their existence matters. But really, they're just internet tough guys, and the entire thing only proves how immature and pathetic they are.

Oh gods yes. Beards for everyone!

Use FRAPS.

I got my brother into it, he hasn't played the mod. He thinks it's fun. Argument disproved.

Sanity doesn't work, because it's very subjective. What might cause a break in sanity for one person, could be completely fine for another. So in order to implement it, it would assume everyone is the same, which is not cool. If we could assign weaknesses and strengths to our characters that define what kind of behaviour goes against their inner morality and causes them to loose sanity, that might be interesting for roleplaying purposes. But that's a different story.

What I do is I camp Balota airfield, and when a kitted out player runs up to a noobspawn and tries to rob him. I kill the kitted out player with my mosin, and let the noobspawn take his stuff. It feels good.

There are a couple of medieval ruins in the game that have absolutely zero worthwile loot. Wouldn't it be grand if they spawned swords and chainmail and fun things like that? :D

I could get behind that. If you could use a bandana or your starting T-shirt and tear it up and wrap a rag around your arm.

Sprinting should have an exponentially increasing impact on energy and water loss. Sprinting away from someone trying to kill you for 20-30 seconds won't really exhaust anyone. But if you keep sprinting, that's should have an impact. And this impact of course needs to be something that doesn't immediately go down to zero as soon as you stop sprinting, but has more of a slow cooldown effect, to prevent people from abusing it. Your heart rate increases, you're exhausted, panting like a dog, and your aim gets all wobbly. Stuff like that. People should be jogging everywhere, not sprinting.

What I'm seeing here is the AN-94, the AK-74u [sic] and then a bunch of foreign military weapons. We don't need more overpowered military weapons, we have too many as it is. What we need is more civilian weapons. Hunting rifles, hunting shotguns, low caliber pistols etc. etc.

Because it's alpher. The game is not even close to being finished. Get used to seeing shit that has no purpose, like gas stoves, and firewood. It'll all be implemented eventually.

It doesn't really fit the setting, but I wouldn't mind seeing an M1 Garand.

I voted for things that seemed like they'd realistically appear given the setting. Bolt action hunting rifles, double barreled shotguns, makarov pistols, and for SMG I put P90 without the rails and shit. Because an SMG is military per definition, so you might as well go with the coolest one.

Is there any doubt that it should be the third option? Anything else is too easy.

I think they should force mouse acceleration to get rid of the twich aimers.

I can't be the only one discouraged by the sheer abundance of M4's in the game right now. Even ignoring the obvious problem of server hopping, there are still several barracks in each military base, and on each airfield, and pretty much all of them have guaranteed M4 spawns. On the other side, the Mosin Nagant spawns in random places and can be pretty hard to find at times. The pistol magazines are pretty much nonexistent. So far, in my combined group of friends, we've only ever found two of them. It's not okay that people can just log in, play for an hour, and be running around in full tacticool gear seal clubbing anything they see.

Yeah I fixed it, I got it mixed up with a different story from the mod version.

Pistol magazine, no doubt about it.

My brother and I had been exploring the northwestern area and got disconnected at the airfield. I went to make some food and he hopped onto a different server. After a while he tells me he's handcuffed in the military base south of Vybor and can't break loose no matter how hard he struggles, so he needs me to jump on and come rescue him with my handcuff keys. So I jump on a 37/40 player server, on an airfield, all alone. I equipped my Mosin Nagant just to be prepared. When I exit the hangar and look left, two guys decked out in full tacticool kit are running towards me. I raise my weapon towards them, but don't fire. For some reason I had the idiotic notion that maybe they were friendly. Such a stupid mistake. I lower my weapon and start to back away, they see me, they open fire immediately. About 100 rounds of 7.62mm ammo, a pristine PU scope, and so much food and medicine, all wasted because I thought someone in full military gear might not be a douchebag.