#21

I completely agree. I think when we can host our own server, I will revisit this one. I like the premise of the game, but there are a few things that bug me with it at the moment - that being one of them.

From what I read on the matter, DayZ apparently had (or are building towards) a more complex server-client architecture, similar to that of MMO's. That was there "excuse" for not releasing this as of yet - it's probably in no shape for public release yet.

#22

One thing that gets me about it is that people make a huge point about the realism of the game, and I agree it is should be as realistic as possible, But the sticking point for me is spawning; allow me to explain:-

- So according to the game developers, everyone’s zombie experience will involve beaming into an area equipped with nothing but some trousers, a top and some shoes.

-This would not be so much of a problem for me if I didn’t keep thinking that this
is the sight that would greet someone if they happened to be viewing the zombie apocalypse from a house in London.

- Off the player goes to get shot in the face by some better equipped survivor.

#23

Well i thought it was funny.

#24

So, you mean DayZ isn't real? Well splice my sausages, you learn something every day.

I just expected I would re-spawn at home whenever I died.

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#25

I think that would be a good way of getting about, Mr Bean style.

Bricky could use it to great advantage, he could just beam into a room, plop into the floor behind enemy lines and bore everyone to death.

#26

We must invent this respawn point ASAP. I have some sellotape, paper and blue-tac. Let's get it started.

#27

We need some iron ingot first.

#28

Ah we have loads of that. What we really require is:

1. Bras
2. Cars
3. Jars
4. Plywood
5. Feathers
6. Blueberries

...that should do it.