roninszaky

Can't believe how many times I thought about this! We should create a topic just for this! :)

Bumpity Bump.

Bump! Let's keep the dream alive!

Incredible work. I really hope it will receive some dev attention soon enough! Give Beans to this fine man!

Sir, that is some great example of sarcasm! :) To you, let me quote parts of my first post on the matter (from the original mod's sub section). "I understand that for many longterm players ("veterans") it feels like an attack on the sense of realism and the hardcore style that the game represents. But guys, is the autorun key really that threatening to you? So what if I want to press autorun and decide to chat with my friends on steam, or watch a youtube video while I am running to Cherno? Shame on me, because for one I'm probably just going to kill myself with that behaviour." My playstyle, and this feature is not going to affect you in any bad way. It will not give me an advantage over you, so put your guards down. :)

Bump! :)

A bear trap would be a great start. It is very basic and I'd believe it would be the easiest to add, therefore a great gateway for future traps, explosives etc.

I was about to create this exact same thread, so thanks for taking the initiative! I also mistakenly posted on the DayZ Mod topic about the Auto run feature. :P As for that post, I think he just got off on the wrong foot. Then again, he was posting in the wrong section and not with the best tone possible.

So far no compelling arguments have been made against an autorun key. I thought this would be a basic feature and noone would really question its "raison d'etre". I understand that for many longterm players ("veterans") it feels like an attack on the sense of realism and the hardcore style that the game represents. But guys, is the autorun key really that threatening to you? So what if I want to press autorun and decide to chat with my friends on steam, or watch a youtube video while I am running to Cherno? Shame on me, because for one I'm probably just going to kill myself with that behaviour. But in the end if anything, it only makes the game better, the movement more fluid and it really adds an option for some multitasking while running (using the voip and looking around/switching views etc.). Besides, even if you don't want it, or like it, it still does Not affect you in any negative way. So ask yourself the questions: Is this a feature the game can benefit from? Yes. Does it make the movement more complex instead of easier? Yes. Is it easy the implement, use and is it resourceful? Yes, indeed! So do we want it? Yes! P.S.: Post was intended towards the standalone game. I should possibly create a topic there for the same subject.