The new "Hotfix" just ruined my game.

[Tigerr13 1]

So there I was a few days ago' date=' had two good weapons,lots of food,water, and lots of medical supplies, all the gadgets,doing VERY well for once.

Then this update comes,and thats all gone.

What the fuck rocket.

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Wah wah. Lots of people did, deal with it and go play the game like everyone else had to.

[Aitloian 11]

Seriously these threads need to stop, you died because of a bug so you need to report it in the troubleshooting forums or bug reports not crying here in general chat. Same thing happened to me and i guarantee I had better gear then you.

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and i like how you say wtf rocket. The guy put out 4 patches in a couple days so we could still play this game! have some respect or go play something else

[mrpickles 4]

I lost all my water and I'll probably die of thirst but I'm looking forward to starting over.

Keep developing Rocket, this game is awesome.

[Morietti 0]

So there I was a few days ago' date=' had two good weapons,lots of food,water, and lots of medical supplies, all the gadgets,doing VERY well for once.

Then this update comes,and thats all gone.

What the fuck rocket.

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Beta:

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Last but not least

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Release.

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P.S It will contain no known bugs, unless the bug is difficult to remove.

[hombrecz 832]

If you don't get attached to your equipment you're doing it wrong.

The attachment is what makes this game good.

Well everyone is entitled to his opinion.

I,for instance, love far more "finding" of stuff then to live in paranoia and fear of loosing it afterwards.

[Dotix 0]

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[wolfgang784 13]

If you don't get attached to your equipment you're doing it wrong.

The attachment is what makes this game good.

Well everyone is entitled to his opinion.

I' date='for instance, love far more "finding" of stuff then to live in paranoia and fear of loosing it afterwards.

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The times when I get fully geared up and manage to stay with it for a while is when the game starts to become boring for me. I become paranoid and afraid of dieing and the game becomes less fun.

Once I die, the fun of surviving Cherno for some basic gear and fighting my way back out toward Starry with a map and an "almost accurate" heading without a compass is what I enjoy. The joy of finding my precious DMR again, or anther pair of NVGs/GPS/range finder that were all so useful. The fun is not dependent on the gear, rather it depends on the lack of it.

Also as to the topic at hand, shit happens. I was EATEN BY A ROCK with a coyote pack, m4a1 (or a2, dunno) cco sd with plenty of ammo, GPS, and all of the other basic goodies. If you want to avoid man eating rocks, I do not suggest ever standing on a rock. I have found several around the map and have taken to steering clear of rocks in general. Also if you hit one on an ATV you launch 90 meters into the air while doing multiple back flips.

[SoulShaper2 243]

so has the hotfix killed everyone or just zombies?