PC Alpha 19 Dev Diary

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a ring ring bell for the bicycle, and an air horn for the 4x4....and put the glug glug sound back in for the chainsaw and auger refilling... its still there for filling vehicles but it broke in a16 I think and was never fixed.
If you want to scare the crap out of the next motorist to cut you up on a bicycle may I recommend installing an air horn on the handlebars? My friend did this and almost gave a bus driver a heart attack :-)

 
Could you use a different color for things you changed at last edit of the first message ?

It's easier to see things added to A19 :D

Thank you!

 
So... slightly off-topic but relevant.
I found this post about the use of metal armour and bicycles during the zombie apocalypse and suddenly realized that it perfectly encapsulates my latest in-game character. :-)

Chain mail seems like it would be great for bitey zombies, but for the punchy zombies of 7dtd, I'd rather have six inches of cloth padding.

 
Chain mail seems like it would be great for bitey zombies, but for the punchy zombies of 7dtd, I'd rather have six inches of cloth padding.
Assuming the infection is passed by the transfer of bodily fluids such as blood and saliva then your cloth armour is going to act as a sponge.

Chainmail is only really effective against slashing wounds, it's pretty bad at stopping puncture wounds and does very little against bludgeoning attacks.

Full field plate, the type of armour used by knights of yore, would be my choice unless there were other uninfected to deal with. A good set of platemail will provide about the best protection from a zombie you can get while having the advantage of a wipe-clean surface. The helmet does limit visibility somewhat which is why mercenary knights often worked with one or two lightly armoured companions to alert them to attacks from the side or rear.

 
Assuming the infection is passed by the transfer of bodily fluids such as blood and saliva then your cloth armour is going to act as a sponge.
Chainmail is only really effective against slashing wounds, it's pretty bad at stopping puncture wounds and does very little against bludgeoning attacks.

Full field plate, the type of armour used by knights of yore, would be my choice unless there were other uninfected to deal with. A good set of platemail will provide about the best protection from a zombie you can get while having the advantage of a wipe-clean surface. The helmet does limit visibility somewhat which is why mercenary knights often worked with one or two lightly armoured companions to alert them to attacks from the side or rear.
nah, drool and blood still go through plate. a butcher's chainmail over an environmental suit. look up butcher's chainmail

 
nah, drool and blood still go through plate. a butcher's chainmail over an environmental suit. look up butcher's chainmail
Blood and drool will go through a sheet of steel?

Butchers mail has a rubber lining which will swiftly make you overheat during combat. If you've ever worn an NBC suit for any length of time you'll know how well they trap heat.

The type of armour in the post is half, maybe three quarters, plate at best. I was referring to full field plate which consists of a layer of plate over a quilted cloth under-suit with chainmail at points of mobility such as the shoulder.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e3/Rustning%2C_Gustav_Vasa_-_Livrustkammaren_-_32921.tif/lossy-page1-400px-Rustning%2C_Gustav_Vasa_-_Livrustkammaren_-_32921.tif.jpg

 
So... slightly off-topic but relevant.
I found this post about the use of metal armour and bicycles during the zombie apocalypse and suddenly realized that it perfectly encapsulates my latest in-game character. :-)

All is missing is a smg in one hand, and 3 bottles in the other while he repeats over and over again......warriorsssss come out to playyayayaya....warrriorrrrrs.......come to playayayaha...��

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Chain mail seems like it would be great for bitey zombies, but for the punchy zombies of 7dtd, I'd rather have six inches of cloth padding.
Nothing beats a bathrug cloth armor BP...no better way to tell others that your not going to take any $hit from anyone....lol

 
Blood and drool will go through a sheet of steel?
Butchers mail has a rubber lining which will swiftly make you overheat during combat. If you've ever worn an NBC suit for any length of time you'll know how well they trap heat.

The type of armour in the post is half, maybe three quarters, plate at best. I was referring to full field plate which consists of a layer of plate over a quilted cloth under-suit with chainmail at points of mobility such as the shoulder.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e3/Rustning%2C_Gustav_Vasa_-_Livrustkammaren_-_32921.tif/lossy-page1-400px-Rustning%2C_Gustav_Vasa_-_Livrustkammaren_-_32921.tif.jpg
The limited mobility, stamina drain, and limited visibility would probably lead to death regardless (e.g. surrounded, stuck in mud, drown in river, fall down and dog piled, etc....) 😂😂😂

 
Assuming the infection is passed by the transfer of bodily fluids such as blood and saliva then your cloth armour is going to act as a sponge.
Still better than SnowDog passing his bodily fluids.

 
Blood and drool will go through a sheet of steel?
Butchers mail has a rubber lining which will swiftly make you overheat during combat. If you've ever worn an NBC suit for any length of time you'll know how well they trap heat.

The type of armour in the post is half, maybe three quarters, plate at best. I was referring to full field plate which consists of a layer of plate over a quilted cloth under-suit with chainmail at points of mobility such as the shoulder.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e3/Rustning%2C_Gustav_Vasa_-_Livrustkammaren_-_32921.tif/lossy-page1-400px-Rustning%2C_Gustav_Vasa_-_Livrustkammaren_-_32921.tif.jpg
not through the steel, through the joints, and the cloth padding underneath will soak it just as the regular padded will.and yeah, nbc suits are hot as hell, walking sauna's in the arizona sun. mobility would be the issue here.

personally, would use butcher's mail over denim. very light weight for mobility, doesnt clank. I am a stealthy person by nature. butcher's mail is tight stainless steel weave. light weight. would prevent biting and scratching.

this over jeans and jacket or trench

 
Well I'm sure that whatever the Fun Pimps come up with will be great.

But I am not going to pass up an opportunity to tease them whenever I get! ;)

 
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