GeekPlaya

You completely misunderstood him. He was saying, hold them up like you're about to rob them, then give them something and tell them to run or you will kill them. It's called being nice (and making a joke out of it). I understand it's just a game, but it's a reflection on your morals when you act like this in a game. It's called being power-hungry. It's not respectable, it's not funny, in fact it's disturbing to see you do this to innocent people who just want to probably play with their friends.

Changed the title to something more suiting.

xD "Indeedle"

I really appreciate it! I noticed that when my friend got a warning saying he would be punished, so we quit doing that later on in the recording (in Part 3 probably). This is probably a non-terminating series (or not any time soon)... We plan to keep filming and adding onto it. It's fun to do and the outcome is rewarding. I just wish it was more rewarding in terms of views. I'm afraid it's not getting out there much.

Not sure if this is a quick cut-and-paste for when you disapprove of someone joining to post a video. I'm not in any clan and I have less than 10 posts (which looks even worse, haha). However, I can assure me sole goal is not to spam, but to join the community and show how I play. Instead of using text-based stories, I choose to film it. I hope you understand this and I hope you don't see me in such a way.

We all know that when you die, it's the fucking end of the world. You could easily compare it to falling in lava in Minecraft. But wait, what if you could bury a backpack full of items whenever you wanted? Of course, it would be somewhat discrete, but there would be a small mound of dirt on the ground, so that others could possibly notice it and steal it. However, the obvious advantage to this is so that when you die, you could feasibly retrieve your backpack (provided you can survive the distance to it) and get your items back (or however much you could actually store in there, obviously backpacks are limited in size). I know, it seems to ruin the rage a bit at the end, but just truly think about it. It's also loot for strangers!

This one is a shot in the dark, and honestly less interesting than my "Burying Backpacks" idea... but hear me out: You travel along, and have the option to use your bread (that you can find on the ground) as a trail of breadcrumbs. Slowly, the bread depletes from your inventory and eventually is gone. However, while it can be handy for navigation, it will also attract zombies...