El Barto 227

ah, now i understand. i agree with this.Shut up and take my beans!

also, it doesn't hog the phoneline, and it's free.

so what about a situation like this?

minecraft does not have a campaign of any sort.it does have some "endgame content", such as buildng a beacon or fighting the Enderdragon, but no narrative or story whatsoever

What if i want to do a Let's Play and/or commentary with a friend, but i don't want it going over the ingame chat because some idiot would probably start saying random crap to wreck it?

It'd not only be a handy way to give someone food, you could also throw it at them for the lulz. "Hey, catch!" (throws can at someone's head)

it would kind of defeat the purpose of the current sandbox style, but maybe a seperate "story" gamemode might work, although it seems unlikely. i really like the idea, but unfortunately it doesn't quite fit with the DayZ sandbox zombie survival gameplay, since "This is DayZ. This is your story"

i like this idea. Shut up and take my beans!

i don't like the idea of suicide bomber dogs, but the pouch idea is good. the GPS wouldn't work, since it can't talk to the dog

it would be nice and creepy, although DayZ is supposed to be realistic, thus no ghosts. still a good idea, just doesn't fit with this game

i agree with the guy who said "potato" edit: lol, just realized that was me. man, this thread is old, i disappeared for weeks!

bump

this!

i think regenerating blood while logged out is not a good idea. if you log out and come back the next day, you are fully healed. that kinda goes against the whole survival thing if you are fine the next day. just log out and come back tomorrow, problem solved. if i find myself low on blood and shaking in pain, i would enjoy trying to survive and heal myself. but i don't want to log out and find myself at full blood when i come back tomorrow, which would be a real immersion breaker and spoil the challenge.

OP, i agree. if anyone here doesn't agree, drop dead and give me 20! i picked up on it straight away, it's fairly obvious this