xx407demonxx

No. Not every game needs a tutorial. Your tutorial is this: Survive.

All doors are going to be able to be opened soon. As for indicators, most doors that can be opened, have a detailed door knob that sticks out. Most.

He has a point. I can hear my buddies footsteps everywhere in town. It sounds like we have high heels on.

Hey Dev Team. I've been reading a lot of comments and suggestions of things to add to the game. While it would be cool to see things like skateboards and fully modded weapons, I feel it takes away from the gritty realism and genuine fear of the survival horror genre. I do have some suggestions however. I am new to this game, but love it already. I would like to see game pad support. I know you have support already but I would like to see a default control scheme when I plug in the controller. I know that you would need a huge controller to support everything, but just the basics like movement and looking/aiming and interactions. I have mine set up so my Xbox 360 controllers left stick moves, right stick aims/looks, (Y) brings up inventory, (A) interacts, and the d-pad crouches/prones, and stands. I need to assign more buttons but you get the gist of it. Also, I think that the day and night shouldn't be real time. I work in the day and would like to go online and play in the day and night. I also believe that weapons should be scarce and hard to find, but maybe a more varied melee weapons. Like buildings having pipes to break off and 2x4's or prices of wood laying around a worksite or broken down building would be cool. I haven't played too much, but I've been reading a lot. I hope that maybe some ideas here would be considered, and maybe even applied. I'm sure I'll have a few more as the time passes. Great game idea and gameplay is alright, but hey, it can only go up from here :D