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Plus, dayz is in the 1980.

Insurgency sandstorm did a great job at making it feel weighty. sometimes to an extreme amount, but nontheless, a movement and gunplay similar to that of insurgency and squad. IMagine if they added PiP scopes.

It may be uncomfortable to get used to, but im sure it will improve the experience. Having to actually pick and choose what loot you take add more stakes to dayz, which is very much needed. Since the only real stakes are in PvP, many people dedicated to killing everyone they see. Namalsk fixed this by making the game have WAY more stakes and variables. if they keep this up, it may restore the player interactions that players are begging for.

Hate to break it to you but pc is the EXACT same as console, except for wiggling without holding your hands up. The builiding you are talking about is only accesible via mods

They could totally add some emotes dedicated to whatever you are holding, such as inspecting it, laying it down precisely, slinging it on your shoulder, or perhaps, spinning the cylinder. That would be pretty cool.

It actually makes no sense at all. There would be no point to broadcasting since there is no one to listen. An intresting idea nontheless, but it would remove the uniqueness of heli crashes

its the little details that make dayz so immersive, and that immersion is what keeps you in the game and gets you to act as if there really are stakes at risk. personally, i feel that the game would benefit greatly from having a rework of inventory and cars. One such example would be getting rid of the two spontaneous slots for weapons. it would make it a lot less viable to carry around a shotgun, rifle, and sniper, and force players to make a commitment. This seems to be the direction bohemia is heading with shortening inventory to a more realistic place. It would mean, that if you wanted to eat, you would either have to stash your gun, or settle down somewhere so you can drop your gun and eat just like in real life, and also just like in real life, this would open up so many new cool interactions, such as making it possible to steal someones elses gun, and also provide some much needed viability to pistols and other concealed firearms. Naturally, you should also be able to find or craft slings to attack most of the weapons in the game to, or perhaps a belt to attach a weapon with a carry handle to.

Keep in mind that Chernarus is set right after 1992+, just after the soviet union, in which private cars were incredibly rare among commoners.

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Remember that in the game, 12 gauge is pretty damn overpowered. its the clunkiness of the shotguns that keep them in check. its a perfect idea, it would be pretty insane to find one of these with effortless cqb squad wiping potential 20 minutes past the coast. maybe tier 3-5 or 4-5?

Suppressors right now are unfair for the receiving end and strips away the intensity for the other. definitely making it less viable, making suppressors more common, and realisticly loud would add much needed changes to Dayz

100%. i was thinking about this the other day, and it makes perfect sense. there are really no drawbacks except opening up the skill ceiling a little more, which is barely uneccesary but naturally a little uncomfortable. being able to drag conscious and unconscious players around would make this a fully fleshed out mechaninc

Honestly, it makes a lot of sense. some of the stuff like the switch and such havent really been invented yet, but the game would benefit a lot from being able to do these tiny little actions. its the little details that make dayz so immersive, and that immersion is what keeps you in the game and gets you to act as if there really are stakes at risk. personally, i feel that the game would benefit greatly from having a rework of inventory and cars. It would be awesome if you could access your full inventory in the car, such as eating, opening cans, taking out a weapon, and inventory management. leaning out of the car to shoot would also make cars actually feel like cars, instead of a liability. other things, such as being able to switch from the back to the front seat in humvees would be appreciated as well.