IamThatMfMrColwyn

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Thank you for your thoughts, I was just suggesting a way to expand the game and add to the experience. I didn't in any way suggest there would no longer be PvP servers, it would serve as a way to have co-op. Players have the choice of which type of servers they enter. I am only repeating an idea that I saw from the Xbox community. Someone trying to start a no kill on sight server, so I'm not the only player who would like to see something like this. Personally, I would like to see servers with both, human and AI enemies. I feel their isn't enough bases to raid, or bandits/enemies with guns to have gunfights with, because no one wants to take the time building, when it can't be adequately protected, due to glitches and exploits in the game. Also, when farming simulator has guns, zombies, and other players to have shootouts with, it would probably be a pretty cool game, because the farming in this game is kind of lacking, but that's another topic.

I was wanting to know if there was any plans in the future, for a no PvP set of servers. Servers that players can't harm other players. If there aren't any plans for this, would players be interested in something like this, and would this take away for the experience of the game. I enjoy the game as is, but would also like to see something along the lines of this implemented, but feel like without dangers, other than the infected, surviving the wilderness, etc. the game would be lacking. It still needs enemies, but seems to make human players less than trusting, and hostile. I think that is in some ways the dayz mentality, but also want some cooperation some of the time. I was thinking NPC combatants, on these no PvP type of servers, would maybe make up for the loss of the other humans as enemies.

I noticed that most players want to swap servers at night due to the fact they are unable to see, and jump back and forth between servers staying in the light. I will join into a low populated server, it would be night and when the sun rose the server would fill up. I was just wondering if anyone else has seen this, and if maybe something about the visibility issues at night could be done to help these players stay on servers without the need to swap back and forth, so they might get to spend more time playing, instead of waiting at loading screens. I still have the old Xbox One, and experience a lot of lag issues, so I continue playing on the servers at night, it is a little more difficult to see, but have less lag. Adjusting my brightness settings helped.