my wife on dayZ (same post as in the steam community)

[burnsson 4]

a good read:

 

 

DayZ – In the Land of Intense Colors and Unspoken Rules of Conduct 

 

http://mmogypsy.com/2014/02/dayz-in-the-land-of-intense-colors-and-unspoken-rules-of-conduct.html

[Ziggykong 33]

"Dayz, the game where nothing ever happens, and then you die." LOL! That's pretty funny.

[byrgesen 1341]

Ahh, i always wondered what genre DayZ actually was.. :)

 

 

 

persistent world hiking and murder simulator with rogue-like elements

 

Funny story :)

[bobbyb85 3]

Great read!!

[Element47 2481]

 

persistent world hiking and murder simulator with rogue-like elements.

actually one of the better way to describe dayz

 

 

edit: now that i read it whole, what an excellent article it was.

Edited February 13, 2014 by e47

[burnsson 4]

 

edit: now that i read it whole, what an excellent article it was.

 

 

her other stuff is good too. ;)

[Ramblin Hans 118]

Great read!

[Awruk 216]

pls post wife pics

[burnsson 4]

braless picture of her in her blogpost.

[Jayz1331 62]

I found this a very good read, your wife certainly has a talent for writing. 

[djporternz 644]

 

Like for other games I’ve played in the past and that fall outside my usual high-fantasy MMORPG bracket, I’ve tried to look for inspiring features and opportunities here (while hiking an awful lot). As far as I’m concerned, DayZ is a rich canvas other social games could borrow some intense colors from while still being in this modest stage of early access. The sun hasn’t even begun to rise over Chernarus yet.

 

^This so much. Overall a good and fair treatment of DayZ in its current stage.

[burnsson 4]

i'll make her review it another time in a couple patches.

(translation: i'll ask her nicely of course)