I agree with that, but where is the magic in the Plague Spitter? Since this thread is about that, is it the modeling or the insect attack? I don't see it as any more magical than the Policeman, the Demolisher, or the Giant Pig.
The new models are good, especially the frost claw, but once again I don't see any magic in the spitter.
Old plague spitter was a mummy which doesnt fit in 7 days to die lore or athmosphere! (also dont like his spitting attack but it will sadly stay) can disable it myself anyway! Both mummy and yeti are way more fantasy than zombies itself
I suppose this is where differences of opinion come in regarding what fits with the game and what doesn't. For me, the Spitter doesn't look like a mummy, nor does it seem magical to me. I think the Demolisher is worse because it acts like a terrorist who blows himself up, although I've gotten used to it. I don't like the giant pig at all, neither the old one nor the new one. although I can see it as a mutation from the super corn or whatever, and it's only in one location. I like the cop, and even though the Direwolf isn't a normal zombie, I think it's the best model in the game, or at least the scariest.
Grace is in 2 POIs, Bob's Boars/Carl's Corn and Hogzilla.
Tbh I always forget about candy the only one I like is the health bar
I just see him as a EOD Solder that had explosives when he died. I think something like the bomber from WWZ would make more sense. In terma of size i guess he was a big dude
Me either. Just because some idiots want to have to clutter up their playtime storage capacity with empty glass jars, empty plastic bottles, or empty tin cans, doesn't mean I want to start to have to do that. Either keep it as it is, or make it optional, NOT mandatory.
Already in 2? Didnt knew
just drop those bottles like other stuff, and dont cry! Just because low amount players prefer magical/arcade 7 days - doesnt mean others like it too
I don't think I've ever even used any of the candy in the game.
It's been in two ever since Hogzilla Ranch was added, and that's been in the game for quite a while.
I'd point out that when you commented about just being able to mod stuff, you can do the same to add them into the game if you want them. So it goes both ways. There's nothing wrong with things being abstracted, but it's a moot point anyhow. They'll be added back to the game and people who don't want them will have to mod them out. In the end, one side or the other is required to use mods. They've just had to spend a lot of time adding them back because of those who were "crying" about not having them in the game when they could have been working on better things. And those who wanted jars back were certainly crying about it a LOT harder than those who don't want them. Each dev stream was filled with non-stop spam about bringing back jars.
There was no importance to remove empty glass jars to not wasting time adding them back in future!I don't think I've ever even used any of the candy in the game.
It's been in two ever since Hogzilla Ranch was added, and that's been in the game for quite a while.
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I'd point out that when you commented about just being able to mod stuff, you can do the same to add them into the game if you want them. So it goes both ways. There's nothing wrong with things being abstracted, but it's a moot point anyhow. They'll be added back to the game and people who don't want them will have to mod them out. In the end, one side or the other is required to use mods. They've just had to spend a lot of time adding them back because of those who were "crying" about not having them in the game when they could have been working on better things. And those who wanted jars back were certainly crying about it a LOT harder than those who don't want them. Each dev stream was filled with non-stop spam about bringing back jars.
Whether or not you think removing them was bad, that was done a few years ago. Adding them back still required a lot of time. You can't ignore that time spent by saying they shouldn't have been removed to begin with. It's still time spent (wasted) for something that is really very minor instead of spending the time on something that would be a bigger benefit. Either way, they are spending the time doing it so it doesn't matter.
I didnt saw anything interesting from 1.0 to 2.0 (except cringe biome progression nobody asked for, charged and infernals nobody asked for, biome badges nobody asked for and etc) and bug fixes so...i forgot the part where that's my problem
Perhaps the bandits kidnapped zombies, gave them anabolic steroids, and strapped explosives to them to fight rival clans.
Maybe a zombie had sex with an animal
I'm not going to lie, I use them, but only sometimes when I start a new game with challenges. Not using them is part of the challenge.
That was my tough with the older model aside from the roids but I still like demos and wish we had feral and rads versions
Ya know maybe your right or maybe he's a BigfootPerhaps the bandits kidnapped zombies, gave them anabolic steroids, and strapped explosives to them to fight rival clans.
Maybe a zombie had sex with an animal
Yes, very carefully, albeit awkwardly with a Sabretooth.Maybe a zombie had sex with an animal
Yeah, but for those of us who like to play the "What if..." scenario about being in the zombie apocalypse it's an instant turn-off.
Agreed. But that's the TFP way. Removing, adding, removing, adding. They waste a LOT of time and have been for years now. Just like the new zombies, just like the smell system, just like the new clothing, it's continuous busy work. I can't think of a single system that's been an improvement. And the new POI's are very dungeon-like to be compatible with the quest system, which is also a negative really. I miss the free exploration feeling that the game used to have. Now every time I go into a POI I'm reminded of the silly quest system because it's arranged like a halloween haunted house. They look good, but the linearity kills it. And I can't think of any mod that fixes that.
