Peter Gullick

Ok I will do and thanks for your advice. I have deleted the game and will not waste any more time on it. While I get there are workarounds to glitches etc the simple fact it one wrong button press may lead to frustration. As I have been gaming for a very long time I can remember when games did not release in such broken states as modern games. Downloading patches should not be a regular occurrence. I will update this regarding Sornies answer. Dont get me wrong I love this game but there comes a point when things just become ridiculous and playing seems a trial of masochism and not fun.

After putting up with the numerous bugs for about 4 months I finally uninstalled this game. Getting stuck in a car without being able to exit it then being shot and killed was simply too much to handle. Not being able to at least shoot back by virtue of a bug or glitch or whatever nomenclature you choose to use for a game that does not work is too frustrating for me. I have met some great people and had some good laughs but it gets overshadowed by these problems. Cannot load clips into guns. Cannot load said clips from guns. Not being able to bandage and bleeding to death. Bullets that dont exist. Dying the instant my enemy raises their gun yet I put round after round into the same enemy. Cars that I spend hours hunting for parts only to have it crash due to lag and damaging it. Putting something into a container then being unable to take that item out of the container. Relogging every half an hour just to try and fix some of these problems. Buying DLC for a game with these problems has me me feel a right tit. And a left tit too. In fact you name the sexual organ and I feel like it right now. I deleted the game off my PS4 as well as the related apps on my phone and I will try to get a refund off of Sony. I doubt I will stranger things have happened. Whatever I feel that further playing this game is more frustrating than pleasurable and when that happens only a masochist would keep playing. Goodbye Dayz you are a great game but your flaws overshadowed your virtues.