Recent content by Seraphim

Has nothing to do with "Rushing" the Developers, morose at what point in a games developmental life does it finally progress from the drawing board to a stable product ready for market consumption. This game in particular has seen it's fare share of trading hands and has been in Alpha testing...

Just out of curiosity, about how long does Alpha testing last for these types of games? World of Warcraft (that I was able to beta test) started production in 1999 and was launched in 2004. So, what about a 5 year window from the start of production to a finished product released for P.C...

Wow! That looks Awesome! Sadly at this rate my 1070 graphics card may be obsolete once 18 launches.

This, the letter "I" is what you hit. That is how I knew what my game stage was when I reached level 24.

Just wanted to take a moment to say thanks to everyone who responded to my thread, I appreciate the responses. The game is definitely different from what I am use to playing, and it's a breath of fresh air to mix things up in terms of games and style. Really enjoying the game as a whole.

And that's fine, but it also has to be brought up that that can be very off putting to new players. The fact the developers felt the game needed to have this quirky game stage mechanic in order to ramp up difficulty is odd to me. If you want to increase difficulty base it off the players level...

Yeah, I wasn't sure how it worked, but noticed the other night that my game stage for the level my character was seemed high. After having read a thread on these forums about how game stage is formulated it seemed kind of odd to me that the game stage which governs the difficulty of the Zombies...

O.k. then, thank you for the reply, much appreciated.

Hi, New to the game, my wife however has been playing 7DTD for a while, but she didn't know how Game Stage worked either. My question is, How do you prevent your game stage from ramping up faster than your characters level? I have read on line that there is some formula used to determine your...