TheCoolestCat

This is fucking stupid. Bandits are not a class to be nerfed, they're a way to play the game, there is no reason for anyone to have any advantages going into the game other than their spawn point.

The realism is half the fun man.

What if cannibals were another type of character? Like survivors, bandits, and cannibals?

Adding the scripts and animations needed to use a knife or hatchet is too much work, and having extra scripts running would only make the game slower.

But adrenaline? Have you ever shot a gun before? Are you saying when you are shooting a gun in a life or death situation there is no adrenaline involved? My heart races in real life when I'm simply shooting somebody in this game. I've shot a couple .357's and .22's but it was at an indoor range with no life or death situation. It would take too much work, you'd have to script it so you get super shaky whenever someone starts shooting at you. Also, people react to situations in different ways, someone getting shot at might run the fuck away, someone else might get shaky and try to fight, someone else might get super focused, too many variables.

Not to mention people could just pile the bullets on' date=' then just spray and pray making it easier for them to get a kill. Think of the outcomes people could abuse if this was implemented into the mod :-/ It worry's me... [/quote'] What? Reloading the magazine would make you stop what you're doing for a while, sit down, and start filling the magazines. I'm not saying bottomless clips or anything like that...also there wouldn't necessarily be more ammo in the mod, you would just find a third of a box of ammo instead of five clips, or a small box of ammo or something.

The weight part I wrote was for the speed decrease, not inventory space. Why would you ignore something like that, when it directly affects your running speed? In real life you wouldn't fill your backpack up with shit, it will make you get tired faster.

I also think that it would be cool to be able to mix ammunition in magazines.

Only if the recipient had some impairments because of it. If successful, CPR should cause broken ribs.

Maybe if you spawned like ten miles from the city?

Too much scripting I think

Ringing makes sense, permanent volume decrease if you shoot alot also makes sense. But adrenaline? Have you ever shot a gun before?

This has nothing to do with reloading at all, it is just refilling your magazines, you would only do it when you were sorting your gear, or setting up camp or something.

This isn't at the start of the zombie apocalypse, everyone still alive has been surviving for a while, so relatively used to shooting and such most likely.

Too much work

Also they would need to be slow uphill, and hard to ride on rocky areas.

Well it would take time to kick them, and while doing that another zombie could kill you.

I think it's a bug.

I hate you but the idea is good, let's just add some things. A better idea is just to have weights assigned to each object, add slots to backpacks, and make objects take up more slots based on their size. Also, having different pockets in backpacks that are different sizes. The center pack, two slots for water, side pockets, a smaller center pocket on top of the other one, maybe a place to tie tent ontop of backpack. now, your beans or your life.

Most people (in my opinion) that have survived this far into the apocalypse, would likely be sociopaths. Therefore, they would not care at all about killing someone. They have had to kill people, maybe put down their own family members to save themselves, they have had to fight for supplies and run like hell from the zombies. Also, I put this somewhere else, but I think that your character's feelings should be your feelings, you are the character. Also, Amnesia is completely different, you are 100% alone, see creepy shit all the time, have no fucking clue what is going on (until you find the notes you left for yourself) and shit is chasing you and you can't fight back. Actually...that isn't too different. Nevermind, but the sociopath part of my argument still stands.