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All that is still assumptions till bandits are implemented. Maybe by maxing out your build, melee stops being ill advised for bandits, and the bleeding effect is kickass. There's just no way to know. They might even come up with something better against zombies and leave bleeding to humans, or maybe not. Only the devs know, and when the game goes gold, we'll see what they came up with and what they thought was worth changing. Until then, I won't keep from giving feedback just because "it might be too much of a hussle".
That's literally what I said would need to happen in the first response I made when you were making your original argument of "None of that changes if the knife has the bleeding bonus added to bandits. It would actually make the Agility build more interesting, if you're looking for a set of weapons that's better against human NPCs rather than zombies (and also make the game more immersive). "Should I go with the Strength build to fight zombies better? Or should I go with agility and cause bleeding damage to those pesky bandits?"
Yes, so? My point is that It's all just assumptions till we see what the devs come up with. You can't just say such a change is too much because it may be easier to do than you think, especially considering that bandit gameplay isn't even a thing yet.
I mean you made your own assumptions, I made mine, that seems fair IMO. If you don't want that kind of conversation then don't start it
. If you want to have a different opinion, that's fine, but play by your own rules.
...I mean you made your own assumptions, I made mine, that seems fair IMO. If you don't want that kind of conversation then don't start it
That is one of the more realistic parts of the game.I agree with most of it... but have you seen streamers the first time they try to fly a gyrocopter? Or second, third?
This was all in response to your original reply to Fataal of "None of that changes if the knife has the bleeding bonus added to bandits. It would actually make the Agility build more interesting, if you're looking for a set of weapons that's better against human NPCs rather than zombies (and also make the game more immersive). "Should I go with the Strength build to fight zombies better? Or should I go with agility and cause bleeding damage to those pesky bandits?"
My statement was a suggestion. Yes, one that was based on an assumption, but the devs are the only ones that could possibly know how easy it is to implement or not. The difference here, that you're failing to see, is that in your statement you're completely disregarding the change as one that's too complicated to make, using assumptions on things we don't know yet, saying that I could argue my position better when in reality none of us but the devs know how hard it is to implement.
I not only never said that but that's directly against my core beliefs in game development. In general there is no such thing as too complicated to make in game development. Only a question of resources, ROI, and budget. The idea of "you can't do that in a game" or "you can't make that fun" are things things I push back against because gaming has proven all of those concepts wrong far too many times.
and when they get the infection they do what they did in their past life, only from habit and thats to get into a game forum... they dont know what to logically do but their infected brain tells them it was what they used to do.
Zombies are plainly Lolth blessed and it's only a matter of time until some of them sprout spider legs
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Hah try Rusts, now that takes some serious practice. It pretty much kills you when it goes down unless you bail at the right time and get far enough away it explodes. You don't craft them though, they spawn randomly so they can be brutal about it. Pretty rewarding once you master it though, but it is literally 50x harder than ours.That is one of the more realistic parts of the game.
