ANCD

Picture this. I had just settled into my favourite spot at NWAF for helping fellow survivors, and coincidently helped one immediately, when my personal space for forcibly violated! http://i.imgur.com/mTmORBz.jpg Needless to say that I fixed his wagon! However, while you might have thought that the assault on decency might have ended there a second person attempted to do the exact same thing. http://i.imgur.com/iwx4JMc.jpg I note that my remonstrations in this instance caused two survivors in the control tower to log off depriving me of the chance to meet them. Yet, the saga did not end here. http://i.imgur.com/q0eCarp.jpg It was at this point however, that the events became to much and I was compelled to make a post on the forums asking that Dean implement some sort of mechanic to prevent such rude violations of my camping spot immediately.

As the title says.

Just curious, would you have any opinion on the total number of murders that would amount to?

How about a number for your humanity? From your post count it seems you have either been around for some time and are, therefore, a vetran or are fairly active on the forums; either way feel like giving me a number?

Its far to easy to get some of the best gear in the game simply by running arround the northern edge of the map where all the tents seem to be. Whats the point of having loot spawn when you can just raid peoples camps? I've tried destroying all the tents and vehicles that I find but there are far to many. How is it a survival game when all the best stuff can be found in one spot?

Money in its note form began when individual banks underwrote hard currencies, gold and silver, that people deposited with them and gave them what was, effectively, a bearer bond and is today note money. This meant that the value of your note for five gold pieces depended upon the solvency of the bank in question. Eventually, nations began making their own notes to centralise the process and it was all underwritten by that countries central bank or government. This had a number of benefits: foremostly that the value of the currency was much more stale as a nation is much more solvent than a bank and, secondly, it began the end of hard currencies. Thus, the chief failure of the idea of using actual bills becomes apparent, because with no institution to underwrite their value they are essentially only scraps of paper with a limited number of uses and are, as such, worthless. If you took Metro 2033's, or someother game's, idea and used "special" bullets then then that is another story; both because the bullets hold a greater inherent value than scraps of paper and that the game garuntees its value. So, unless you are in favour of the game establishing a value for money by providing npcs who sell at set prices then there is no way to introduce anything beyond a barter system.

If you are talking about money in terms of notes and coins then the idea wouldn't work without a central bank to underwrite the value of the currency.

Just a public service announcement, free loot can be found at 047020 on NZ15. I have tried destroying this camp many times and it always reappears, so, I leave it to you guys. Couple more tents straight up the hill in front of them; they're new because I haven't seen them before.

Walk along the northern edge of the map, especially north of NWAF, in the forested areas. You will be tripping over them, works best with a motorbike or a quad bike.

There, at least, then needs to be a reduction. Why have really rare drop rates when after five minutes of searching you can walk away with NVGs, rangefinder, gillie suits, and all the rare guns?

NWAF and Stary are now redundant when you can just steal from people's tents. Remove them and the game becomes harder.