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  1. Deadly Virus

    Zombies and a few other things

    Loving the ideas. To everyone I say keep em coming!!!
  2. It seems you've been thinking about this for a while!
  3. Deadly Virus

    What about Zombie Dogs?

    I think it will add a sense of awareness to players and would hopefully stop campers. Maybe if they attacked the player then they might grab onto your arm and drag you to the floor. Fear is a great weapon in dayz.
  4. Deadly Virus

    Zoo in DayZ

    AHHH now where getting somewhere!!
  5. Deadly Virus

    Zoo in DayZ

    Ever wanted to hunt a wild lion????!!!!!!!!!!
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    Zoo in DayZ

    Very original idea but yeah wait for aminals and in-depth hunting first!
  7. Deadly Virus

    Body temperature and clothes

    Adding a temperature system would make the game a lot more realistic. WAIT THERE IS MORE!!!!!!! Coats and clothes could also have an effect so when in hotter weather, you can overheat with a coat on, but in snow or rain, small clothes and t-shirts don't warm you up so you could freeze to death. It would be displayed as a 'thought' message like "I feel hungry" to say I feel cold/freezing or sweating/it is scorching. This can be given a more accurate reading if you find a thermometer which will constantly show your body heat to tell you if you're too hot or cold. As in real life, your default body temperature should be about 38 degrees Centigrade or around 97 degrees Fahrenheit.
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