Northern Chernarus cold

[jaytmuk (DayZ) 621]

Northern chernarus could be very cold, requiring special clothing (brightly coloured thermal jackets), need to eat more food than normal due to the cold, and maybe need to consume more fluids too, viruses spread easier and you get cold alot quicker

Make the north alot harder to survive so clans and high geared players have it harder, Make the environment a challenge then players may not be so quick to kill each and high level items will be harder to attain.

Maybe even make guns jam in extreme colds and vehicles engines break quicker.

[Average Pegasus 646]

no. because there no ''high altidude'' and the map is only 225km2...

and in 225km there no big change in the weather.

anyway you still have a map (that i don't remember the name) witch you have high altidude with cold weather and snow

[jaytmuk (DayZ) 621]

So we dont improve the game because your worried it wouldnt be REALISTIC? Is using a mouse to move about REALISTIC?

[eric11 5]

play in Namalsk. There is snow in the tallest mountains and without proper clothing you get hypothermia.

[The Khan 9]

So we dont improve the game because your worried it wouldnt be REALISTIC? Is using a mouse to move about REALISTIC?

He never said that, all he said was that it wouldn't make any sense. Instead of criticizing people for their opinions just take note of them as good ideas.

On the subject of good ideas, the map should be extended to the Black Mountains in Chernarus, north-west of the playing area we have now. THAT would be that snowy cold area.

Edited November 6, 2012 by The Khan

[DemonGroover 8836]

Where i'm from it gets colder as you move south - but i get your point. If they made the mountains higher in the north or the west then this would be a good idea.

[The Khan 9]

Where i'm from it gets colder as you move south - but i get your point. If they made the mountains higher in the north or the west then this would be a good idea.

But Chernarus is in the Northern Hemisphere. :P I'm in the most southern part of Austalia so I know what you mean.