Rags!

My favorite part is the minute+ of you logging in. Very riveting. I was at the edge of my seat wondering if you'd get in the server.

Or the inventory space of the bag includes those outside spaces for things. It would be nice to have certain items shown aesthetically on the outside of bags. That would be a nice touch.

Alright. Better option... Vladivostok. Vladivostok is extremely close to two other countries... China and North Korea and is right across the sea from Japan, though the city is Russian. So imagine this major port city with a plethora of urban, suburban, and outside rural areas, but it has an excellent mix of cultures: Russian, North Korea Lite, and North Korea. Harbors could provide an excellent reason to have "exotic" weapons or items on ships, as this is a harbor, and rural areas could be full of buildings in constructions and other such neighborhoods. The mix of cultures and the excellent shape of the mainland itself would be excellent for this game, as in ways it would mirror Chernarus.

This happens with many guns and equipment...a player picks it up and it appears as if it is still on the ground. You can't "Take" it, but you can "Inspect" it. It even goes through the reloading animations if the person holding it reloads it. There used to be a bug in the game where you could actually interact with the items and you could literally unload guns out of people's hands or take off their scopes by interacting with the weapon on the ground and it would reflect the weapon in their hands.

Firstly, there will be things in the update apart from Tulga and Enfusion, as if Enfusion wasn't enough. It will be the most important update done to this game ever. Unlike you, Bohemia Interactive is creating this game with the final product in mind. Not "Oh, next update will still have people fighting on the coast so it's a bad update". If you think this update is not monumentally important for that reason, then you are foolish. If you are downplaying the importance of Enfusion implementation and it's long term effects on the game and development speed, you've either not been paying attention to what Enfusion implies or you lack the capacity to comprehend what you've read. I believe both are equally likely.

The only one I've ever found was on the body of a player I shot in the face. Ergo... Shooting players in the face spawns VSS rifles.

That's like saying "Other than an atomic bomb, we didn't do anything to Nagasaki."

Pyongyang.

The safety is between your ears.

If the way was made clear, it would not be the way.

I've thought about this for a while. It would be a good idea to be able to "reserve" space in your inventory. I can't tell how many PM-73s I've lost because they go to the ground after I pick up that one item where it used to be.

You should never be able to tell whether or not somebody is good or evil based on their appearance. Welcome to humanity.

Wait a minute... There we go.

Oh, look. A video game. Better white knight on somebody else's behalf.

Pro Tip: Always close your barrel lid so that water doesn't get inside and rust your stored guns and gear. Plus, your shotgun may float up to the top.

The first thing you need to learn about playing with friends in DayZ...

You only see, like...an inch over Leon's head. It wouldn't allow you to see over really anything. It certainly worked well enough in that game for us to shoot at things and still navigate environments well enough. In any event, I think people should feel damn lucky there's even a 3rd person camera in this game at all. Complaining about the position of the camera is like saying a free bag of gold is too heavy. As for planting feet, it's actually pretty easy to keep your irons up while moving side to side or forwards. It wouldn't shake and sway like it does in this game at all. I legitimately do not understand the reasoning behind making shooting while moving so incredibly unrealistic. Even moving at normal walking speed while keeping your sights on a target isn't difficult at all. Crouching, though, and doing that is more difficult, but I think it would be great for gameplay if you could do things like advance at a walking speed towards a corner or a door. I guess we'll see what the new player controller has in store. All it does is make combat...weird. It encourages hip firing instead of aiming while just...moving. If you have a rifle at home, try it out yourself. I think you might be legitimately surprised at how steady you can aim. Not standing still marksman levels, of course. But still entirely practical and effective. There definitely needs to be a bigger allowance on movement with a gun in your hand.

Why don't they just render the whole thing zoomed and blur out everything outside the scope instead of messing with the resolution? I'm not a game designer, but...maybe I'm just assuming this is far more complicated than I imagine.

You can, here. Just because a game is single player doesn't mean that ideas or concepts in it would not work in multiplayer games. Let's say that in DayZ the 3PP view was this style of over the shoulder... 1) You can see your character in third person. 2) Your ability to see things that your hitbox cannot see is minimal.

Pick a random direction. When you get to this... ...you're going the right way. Keep moving and you'll be in Electro in no time.

I agree with @Konfucious K . Once this game is polished...better player controller that's way less clunky and silly, optimization for FPS...I will gladly leave 3PP far, far behind me. Now, just to convince all my friends...

That's right! You don't have to run into big cities or military bases! Until you have to eat something. Or until it's seven hours later and you'd like some bullets to go with the gun you didn't find.