KaiHong

UN = United Nations... Almost sounded like you referred to them as separate entities. But yeah, good idea. You can expect that bandits will also form a large organization as well. xD Will you shoot any regular survivor outside of your group? edit: Disregard that last part. I just read your signature.

Basically, you said something along the lines of, "The game makes my life hard. Devs should make it easy." My reply, "Deal with it."

I feel this suggestion should be expanded and add some mechanic to radio towers. If bandits or zombies wanna go and break down communications, they should be able to and force survivors to get to these towers and find parts to repair it. But yeah, I think that every player should start with a phone(I mean, it IS the most common object most people should/would have) Then, there has to be some charging/electricity thing added, so if you use it constantly, you'd have to charge once in a while. and finding another player's phone would allow you to read their text messages and stuff :D

Lol, the last image made very little sense. If you're dehydrated, why not drink some ocean water? People in the extreme states of dehydration will do anything to quench their thirst. Example: 2 campers were found dead in their jeep(In some desert). Autopsy showed they were poisoned from drinking the fluids from their car(Don't remember/know what kind) So, yeah. Why not have players be able to drink from the ocean if they're reeally that desperate? Might poison them or make them a bit sick, but you gotta have liquid in your body, right?

It's the journey of finding your lost friends that makes the experience of DayZ more enjoyable. It's like the reward of trekking across countless zombie infested cities. It's part of the experience of DayZ. I kinda like the idea, though xD Mainly because it makes things easy. Still, I do not support this idea. edit: Read a lot of similar responses xD But yes, it will be annoying, but that is the 'harsh reality' Kotaku even had an article on the difficulty of old games and how recent games were spoon feeding players the answers. Games on the NES like LoZ which had you start without any idea, made the exploration and everything you came across really rewarding.