SpardisJX

I figured it might be a good idea to treat a sawed-off shotgun much like a sidearm, in the sense that once you create one, it'd be small enough for you to be able to carry it a chest holster. And maybe a leg/hip holster if devs include those in the future. Thoughts?

True dat. Maybe craft another holster like you suggested. Or perhaps just add another type of holster that's big enough to support a sawed-off. Example:

I agree with being able to turn pants into rags. However, since the fabric is obviously tougher and not as easy to rip up as a t-shirt, you would need a knife (or something else sharp) and use it on jeans (for example) in order to tear them into rags.

I believe this has already been mentioned in a previous dev log, I could be wrong though.

Thought it'd be a good idea to be able to mount guns that can use bipods on various flat surfaces. For example, if you have your bipod extended on your gun and you walk up next to a window sill, low wall, etc. perhaps you could scroll select an option such as "mount weapon" This way we could actually get more use out of the bipods instead of having to go prone all the time. Thoughts?

Guess its a good thing we're not talking about most of the guns then. Just pistols.

Not just windows, and not just rifles. Try to use your imagination.

All I'm saying is, if I was on the development team, it would be a feature I'd pass on because of the time and effort it would take to implement properly. That's my opinion, so take it for what it is.

This is the only mask I want to see added to the game...

In my opinion its an unnecessary feature which most people probably wouldn't use since it would make you an even bigger target for bandits if they heard your music playing nearby.

Any gun owner will tell you that normally a pistol comes with an empty mag pre-loaded in it. I'd be nice if the same idea were applied to this game. Maybe as a compromise, a pistol could come with a basic mag and then looting could yield larger mags. Kinda like how the M4 has 10, 20, 30, and 40 round mags.

Not unless your Daryl Dixon. http://popwrapped.com/2014/02/09/move-over-walter-white-popwrapped-breaks-down-why-daryl-dixon-is-the-best-anti-hero-on-tv/

Thought it might be a good idea to include different body variations in a future update when creating your character in the game. Admittedly I got the idea from a book called the Zombie Combat Manual (fun read btw), nevertheless I thought it'd be an great inclusion for this game. Not to mention everyone wouldn't look so similar to each other. You would have three body types to choose from: - Ectomorph (slim, slender build) - Mesomorph (medium, athletic build) - Endomorph (large, bulky build) A better, detailed description of each type can be found here: http://www.bodydietwiki.com/body-type-ectomorph-mesomorph-endomorph-pictures-examples/ If we wanted to go a step further, each body type could have its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, Ectomorphs could run faster, but would be more fragile (ex: easier to break bones, can't take as much damage, etc.). Endomorphs would be the slowest of the three, but would also be the most durable and strongest (ex: less strikes to kill zombies/players with melee weapons). And of course, Mesomorphs would be overall average character, but perhaps have the most stamina due to their athleticism (if they ever implement an actual stamina system). Anyway, this my first suggestion on the forum, I look forward to reading your guys' responses. I apologize in advance if this has already been suggested before, but I didn't find anything similar to it when I did a search earlier. Cheers.

I understand where this guy is coming from though. It is slightly annoying having to rearrange your stuff after you log back in if you had it in a certain order prior. I support this idea.

I'm all for seasons as well, however including all four would probably be overkill, especially on the devs. A warm and cold season should be the only ones to focus on. Either that or the Skyrim idea, its gets colder the further north you go.

There's only one logical explanation to the falling issues...

The same effect could be achieved with rubber ball ammo, like what police forces use to quell riots. http://www.keepshooting.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/1/2/12ga-rubber-bullets.jpg

I like Nether's approach when it comes to player killing. The more players you kill, the more "blood is on your hands" which in turns makes the demons (or in DayZ's case, zombies) more attracted to you. Problem is, the zombies aren't much of a threat right now. But its something to consider for the future.

This is by far the most impressive UI concept I've seen in awhile. Hopefully Rocket and the rest takes notes. Keep up the great work bud ;)