cruiseashimself

Well I do play cautious. I mean would you really venture into a city knowing there is a group of people that could potential kill you? Even being a genuinely good player and its a good group. nothing is 100%.

I wonder if you will leave foot steps in the snow. That's would be a nice way to track someone or something.

Yea I go in the woods near the tree line looking out so I remember where I am. If I happen to quickly log out and I'm in a building, logging back in is a stressful time. I'm paranoid until I clear the building and check all the windows. I logged in one time with a guy in the building. I died. Lesson learned.

You have to be more specific about what u need help with.

I like this idea of perks but not carrying anything with you when you die. like other posts have said. No combat perks. solider - run longer and carry more weight(if that's implemented) (loses some stock crafting options) carpenter - open more options for crafting (while taking more damage due to being accident prone) medic - heals others faster (can't hold much weight) farmer - find food easier (subject to more sickness) these are just quick examples but you get the idea. No XP gains by killing anything. I hate point systems. No substantial gains for any perks. Just add to the realism that all players and real people are not the same and some are able to help in other ways. Kind of like the G.O.A.T in fallout3 but nit a questionnaire.

That another player has to administer. :-o

Its not a bad idea honestly. I also would like to not look like I just came out of a war in all my tactical gear but still somehow carry more than what fits in a check shirt and pants. although I don't think its realistic to carry a can of peaches in the breast pocket of your shirt. Ha

Honestly, like the op I'm from console gaming. I used to play duke nukem and unreal wayyyy back in the day. I found consoles much easier than PC due to that fact you don't have to worry about hardware. My buddy got me to download bf4 and was hooked. Its so much better. Graphically and even the controls. I do use a Xbox controller for PC racing games don't get me wrong I like the controller style playing but playing a fps is keyboard and mouse all the way. Also getting a good gaming keyboard and mouse only makes it that much better. Now I'm still working on making stand/crouch/prone a guilt motion, its very robotic to me right now.

I loved my fistgun

This whole time I was led to believe that was the proper way to introduce yourself! The lies! :huh:

Oh the maturity. Hahahaha

This is pretty smart and should go in suggestions. I'd vote for this!

Yes, def being able to pick the locks or something of the sort is a must. Nothing can be 100% safe. What do you mean by ghosting?

Suggestion on how to barricade? Just curious.

I like this idea! Like others had said, very minimal loot.... a can of beans, a can opener or a magazine. Nothing large like a gun or axe. I personally don't think a zombie would carry around an axe but something else like a radio in their pocket seems more realistic.

Turn up your field of view if you want more than 90 degrees in first person view. I run mine about 3/4 full. it add a fish eye effect but you get used to it. BTW I hate 3rd person games.

Honestly to me you are comparing Florida oranges and California oranges. They both taste like an orange.

Now this is just an idea but I think it would be a cool addition. Lockable doors. You would have to come across a key much like a handcuff key but it would be a master key. Maybe even once you got it you would have to figure out what style building it would lock. Maybe even somehow craft a key. Anyways I think that idea would be cool to lock yourself in a building and no one can get in or to lock zombies out. even to be able to have private savable area. To add to this. It would be great to somehow add in being able to save things in the server. (in this locked house) such as a book bag with medical supplies or extra weapons and keep them in a chest or something... to be able to have access later. Even storing things you collected and to be able to call a place "home". However when you die it is all erased from the server and you start over just like normal. I don't know if this is even plausible with the server load is could cause. I just thought it might be a cool idea. Much like in Fallout 3 and new vegas, you have a home to store things and can always resort to going with a craft bench and/or other items. I'm not talking about something that complex but lockable door would be a start.

+2 I haven't seen one yet. Now I have just randomly died without any notice. I didn't see a hacker or anything so I can't blame it on that.

This thread went downhill fast.

I like how aggressive they are and the number of them. It seems like I am huge target and they hit me from far away. Where its the complete opposite for me trying to hit them. I don't like how if you are trying to sneak around and you do make it past them... You see one off in the distance, staring at in in zoom(not moving) and that one sees you. Then it seems to alert all the zombies and now you have 7 chasing you.

world war z. 28 days later they were pretty fast.

if thats how a pink hat welding 7yr old wants to play then that's up to him. As for a 7yrold playing a m rated game that is his parents fault for not actually knowing what he is doing. Only thing you can control is how YOU play the game. Which happens to be the whole basis of the game.... Crazy, right?

Sound to me like he doesn't quite understand the game. Has been killed too many times by a 7yr old then comes here to rant cuz its the games fault seems legit.

This is a great idea. You could leave items for yourself to get later or even store your buddy's gear who just died. give the shovel more hit point so the axe isn't the only thing that kills the zombies. Plus if you have one then you can loot someone else mole hole.