I watched him for ages just lying there shooting at people. One of the best sessions I ever had was when I crippled a sniper who was picking off people running along the coast. Do I make contact? Do I hide and observe? Do I kill him and take that AK47 he's carrying? When wandering down a road and suddenly I see another guy in the distance, my brain goes into overdrive. One thing is for sure, no game I have played has given me the same level of tension. But as the game progresses in development, I think the KOS people will become less and less. Over the years, unfortunately, the game has descended into kill or be killed and other interactions have become less and less. You WILL spend a long time wandering around wondering what the hell you wasting your time with and then without warning, you'll be involved in a fire fight with some douchebags, or possibly helping someone in need, or being helped. But, that's what makes 'DayZ' the game it is. Those episodes, however, are seriously tempered with LONG stretches of flat experience. So unpredictable it is, that every session can result in a gripping episode. I haven't been in for about a month, but I can certainly say that 'DayZ' for all it's faults, some of which I've gone on about here, is one of the few games that can give you the shakes. You could try revisit the idea of purchasing the game then. But the game will be making very major changes within the next couple of months in terms of the new engine components, and performance will start to become a lot better with then the focus of the development switching to bug fixing, optimisation and finalizing content creation once it hits Beta early next year. If you don't like having to sit through and experience bugs and potentially suffering poor performance, I would hold onto your money for the moment, unless you want to buy the game at a cheaper price now rather than more expensive later.
Dayz standalone svd code#
However that being said, since the game is undergoing a massive engine re-haul to replace all the legacy code and components, the game can be quite buggy at the moment and suffers poorly from client (hardware) performance, especially in heavy object rendered areas like cities. The game itself is making huge strides in terms of development, regardless of what some consensus that others say, the most recent game updates are a testament of that. It's probably one of the only games I've played that gives you such adrenaline rushes that actually puts you under pressure given certain situations.
The game itself is fantastic when it works and even more so with mates. Is the game worth getting right now: Depends It's worth checking back at the moment if you took a break but if you still found the endgame of it boring then I wouldn't bother until they introduce dynamic events and basebuilding. A few more nearly on the way such as a Mauser Pistol & VSS Vintorez. Whole bunch of new weapons and attachments such as a UMP, SVD Sniper Rifle, Kashtan scope for Soviet Rifles etc. A whole new bunch of buildings are now enterable. This was to stop people abusing it when long range shooting. FOV slider now doesn't work when aiming weapons. Server side performance for players such as Eating/Drinking, Hotkeys, Weapon swapping, Vaulting etc is alot more improved. It doesn't stop being able to view the side of a wall/building without being seen but you can't look over a wall. It's almost "over the shoulder" style of camera that allows you to switch between left and right on the fly.
New third person camera in experimental. So if the random sounds of people eating and splitting ammo annoyed you it might be worth checking back. "ghost" sounds are now fixed in experimental. The vehicles are the Bus, Sedan and Offroad Car. Also potentially the first iteration of the new renderer.
Dayz standalone svd Patch#
Next patch (0.59) is going to release 3 new vehicles and advanced vehicle repairs and modifications. Reportedly Central Loot Economy and Persistence should be fully working now. They've been doing a few updates in Experimental recently.
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