PC Alpha 19 Dev Diary
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mr.devolver
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See Xyth, we won't get to ride on big cats in vanilla. This means that you will have to mod it in for us!
ZombieSurvivor
Banned
oh god no, that would be annoying as hell.
ZombieSurvivor
Banned
well that would explain all the unauthorized math books someone paid for with my credit card, as well as a bunch of telemarketers all of a seudden started calling. The final thing that I have been wondering about is why i keep getting pamphlets in the mail about scientology. You have solved The mystery lol.
Adam the Waster
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yeah thats true.
i don't think people born in Florida are humans. i think we where just some Alien experiment gone wrong. Florida i mean, not humans.
well aside form the people who were born their..... ill shut up now
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Zombiepoptard
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this is a concerned suggestion that I've been thinking about.
I hope there is still going to be replayable content once you beat the story. (In relative to what the story provides) Honestly I think 7 days to die shouldn't have a linear story. 7 days to die is more sandbox than fallout and should have a broader scope. I think it's better if you focus on the lore and not a one boss defeat the duke story. This game is played over and over again. If we go through a point a to b story in repetition we will get fatigued. (even though we have side quests)
Solution:
Build a never ending replayable dynamic faction story system that players can get invested in.
1. have multiple factions that your faction can be allied with. (probably 4)
2. have the player make and name their own faction and pick out what there faction wears and the flag. (♥♥♥♥butt faction) you don't want to know what the flag would look like. also you can put up the flag your self so maybe multiple npc allies can hang around it.
3. If you do quests for one faction that faction will ally with your faction. (Some quests make conflict with other factions making it harder to not pick a side)
The quests can have themed poi's to tell a story but there wouldn't be a linear story that has a beginning and end.
No one likes watching a movie over and over even if it's your favorite.
I hope there is still going to be replayable content once you beat the story. (In relative to what the story provides) Honestly I think 7 days to die shouldn't have a linear story. 7 days to die is more sandbox than fallout and should have a broader scope. I think it's better if you focus on the lore and not a one boss defeat the duke story. This game is played over and over again. If we go through a point a to b story in repetition we will get fatigued. (even though we have side quests)
Solution:
Build a never ending replayable dynamic faction story system that players can get invested in.
1. have multiple factions that your faction can be allied with. (probably 4)
2. have the player make and name their own faction and pick out what there faction wears and the flag. (♥♥♥♥butt faction) you don't want to know what the flag would look like. also you can put up the flag your self so maybe multiple npc allies can hang around it.
3. If you do quests for one faction that faction will ally with your faction. (Some quests make conflict with other factions making it harder to not pick a side)
The quests can have themed poi's to tell a story but there wouldn't be a linear story that has a beginning and end.
No one likes watching a movie over and over even if it's your favorite.
Zombiepoptard
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Linier storylines kinda deflate the excitement of sandbox rpgs. example Starbound
video related to why that is the case for starbound
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