Thomas (DayZ)

Seems like your in the wrong, stop being so selfish.

I can just imagine riding through cherno agrroing every zed and cycling past a fellow survivor ringing my bell, and as they turn around they see like a mob of 50 chasing them, that would be priceless. Given that the Mountain bike would be non motorised should it makes reduced noise? such as perhaps the noise level given off from walking on roads?

Yeah he's making a good point, the sheer freedom of the game shouldnt be compromised as a result of spawnkillers or RDM'ers (random deathmatching) ive met incredibly friendly and hostile players if someone wants to shoot everyone they see they can i just pretend in my head theyre a psycopath or a desperate forager. Playing today i have been killed almost 10 times because of a camper with NVG's near spawn, and what did i do? i chose to haul ass as soon as i spawned and create distance, if you choose to come within 50 metres of a fellow player ALWAYS expect a face full of pellet shot, if you keep this attitude then its not that bad.

I put it down to bandit sport, i did a similar act 2 day ago left him there as bait outside the elektro bank hoping someone would try looting it and stay still for a while if they were, nobody bit though,

I've always been into survival games, and i hate games that spoonfeed me, yeah see this map? i walked KM's through zombie infested towns and pitch black forests to find it? see this gun i had to kill someone for it. All the things i have in my backpack are a result of my survival instinct and cunning and thats what makes this game so interesting. Not to mention the moral choices you make in the game regarding players, am i going to be friendly or hostile? shall i shoot him because he has a better gun than me? should i save this guy from the group of zombies chasing him, ive not been what im just gonna call "ethically challenged" by a game as much as this, i honestly do sometimes feel guilty or proud of my actions in this game and thats whats kept me hooked