lawrence@warringgalaxy.co.uk

I didn't take it cause i wasn't sure it was legit - i'd rather not get banned :P

Ah cool, now i feel sorry for the guy we killed who had one. We had no guilt cause we thought that weapon wasn't legit :P but hey, he had a Koyote backpack

Just a quick question on my part. Is the M4A1 Holo a weapon available in Day Z?

Flipping is good, but it should definitely be scaled by people (need many for bus etc.)Also, they cant be bleeding/pained/broken legs to be able to flip

Finally a good idea XD maybe not glow in the dark, but deffo some immunity to rain (when the temp is implemented)

As a blood transfusion is a delicate medical operation, it is a gift that it can be implemented by one guy in a forest already. So no, you can't do it yourself. I have no issues with regenerating blood but it must be very, very slow. However as cooked meat already functions to that effect, there is no real need for changes

In a post apocalyptic warzone, it's very unlikely that single players have the ability to build complex vehicles, nor the backpack space to carry such items needed. Rebuilding husks is already a great idea, and they're supposed to be rare, else everyone would drive them and be near immune to zombies. This would make the game dull, or zombies would ever increase in strength (which a lot of people bellyache about already) and would impact very much on new players. If you want a vehicle, team up with some guys and search, the system is fine as is.

Less people, means more food and gear for the people left alive. That's a survival tactic if i ever heard one

Simple solution - run out of town, then shoot them. If you're out of town you won't gain more aggro

I don't see what the problem is. It's supposed to be hard, take more time to survey the area and be stealthy. If aggro can mean death, don;t aggro

That'd make it way too codlike, if you keep getting shot, try being more stealthy: if they cant see you, they cant shoot you