sausagekingofchicago

http://dayzdb.com/map/chernarusplus#7.049.024

You're north of the NWAF, assuming there are also a series of large barns and short concrete walls to your right.

If this isn't a reason to insist on unisex but gender specific clothing and the ability to craft lipstick with red M&Ms then I don't know what is.

You can overcome that by moving items around in your inventory.

Can you see beyond your monitor?

Backpacks are overrated anyway. Just throw some beans in your pocket and run inland.

That makes your gear choice more challenging or you just have to be aware of it and turn your body before turning your head. Easy to overcome. Third person is much more playable with low fps so it'll hopefully always have a place here.

Just like forest fires, only you can prevent kill on sight.

As it came into view I would look for open doors and zombies. Both can tell you if someone's been through the town and how completely it was looted. After deciding if it's worth searching I zoom in (or scope it if I have a decent weapon) and take a closer look while moving towards it. I play FP so this style is safer than it would be with third person enabled. Once in town I check the area for a well and try to quietly draw any zombies to me. I take them down and start looting.

Only if they're organic.

I believe you're dying from the lack of waiting. It's a common cause of rage and deaths these days. Oh, and walking around military bases. That's a good way to die quickly.

I'd strip it of all parts and leave the frame and locked tire.

After their first spawn they'll all be stashed in some tree somewhere. That'll prevent them from being ridden for sure.

Sure, we can make an educated guess based on the game and his many interviews and posts. What we can't do is pretend to know whats going on at BI, in rockets head, what's being discussed around the watercooler at the offices, what the top dogs at BI think of dayz or rocket, what kind of socks Matt isn't wearing to the office, and then write it up as fact. Anyway, I hope his vision is more than just DayZ. I lean towards the survival end of the fanbase and I find that aspect heavily lacking even with the number of hours I've logged. Hunting is going to be great but the map size is far too constrictive imo. That's something that's going to get worse when vehicles arrive.

So much conjecture.

I dig the barricade idea. One that works.. It could turn any building into a fortress if enough people are holding it. Elektro/Cherno/Berezino would play completely differently and this would almost certainly give squads hard targets to attack. I don't see the problem with pressing a button. Mousewheel scroll, mousewheel depressed, door opens. I'm also against anything that hijacks my ability to look around or anything that restricts my movement. No thanks.

I find it best to simply not run indoors. Hold shift, walk.

I like it, especially since it could lead to the loss of the pack in a hot situation.

Filter for POOP:OFF. Problem solved until you join a server and you're backed up.

Some of the zeds are in rather interesting clothing so I don't see why they wouldn't exist in the world. If a guy like Rossums wants to wear a skirt, why not let him? Off topic, great film.

I shoot press vests on sight as they'll likely be on a server hopper.

It sounds like you definitely need in-game advice. It doesn't take 10 hits with a crowbar to drop a zed and you can definitely fight a zed inside if you know what you're doing, or perhaps understand what you're looking at, it's just much easier to do outside. Aiming for the head is exactly what you need to do but you need to consider the swing of the weapon. Not just the range, but the arc. The weapon is effective all along the swing which is why it'll hit walls when you swing it inside. The crosshair is not the only place it can make contact and the zed animations are very predictable at this stage so you can easily determine where the head will be. You can't use a knife the same way as a crowbar or a crowbar the same way as an axe. I would like to see zeds taking damage to their legs though. It might be far more effective in the long run to gimp the zeds rather than kill them.