GuardianReaper0
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To note, this suggestion is inspired by another recent post as well as another game. I’ll format as well as I can so it’s easy to read, please take the time to read fully before you comment.
The Camera
Upon completion of the first special mission, which takes you to find Trader Jen, you unlock another special mission. For this, she gives you the item “camera” for free. (If you lose it you can always buy another.)
Camera Mission
The special mission you receive will be able to also be tracked as a challenge. Basically to get a photo of each type of zombie: “screamer”, “tourist”, “cop”, “mutated”, etc. as well as those with added effects “feral”, and “glowing”.
The reason for this is that the mission is to make a field guide essentially. Which helps players to better learn the different types of enemies and better learn how to fight them.
Other missions involving camera can include taking pictures of various types of containers and blocks that are likely to contain certain types of loot, such as:
bookshelves- books
ammo box- ammo
gas barrel- fuel
Corn sacks- corn seeds
flour sacks- cornmeal
etc
Ultimately, it’s a way to help players better figure out the game without breaking immersion and just having them go look everything up, which greatly shortens the duration they are likely to play them (in my experience).
Decor
Perhaps by holding the button rather than just clicking it, you can “save” a photo that can be applied to a painting later. Allowing you to fill your base with photographs from in the game.
This is definitely not something I expect to see soon, but would be a very nice touch for in the future of the game.
The Camera
Upon completion of the first special mission, which takes you to find Trader Jen, you unlock another special mission. For this, she gives you the item “camera” for free. (If you lose it you can always buy another.)
Camera Mission
The special mission you receive will be able to also be tracked as a challenge. Basically to get a photo of each type of zombie: “screamer”, “tourist”, “cop”, “mutated”, etc. as well as those with added effects “feral”, and “glowing”.
The reason for this is that the mission is to make a field guide essentially. Which helps players to better learn the different types of enemies and better learn how to fight them.
Other missions involving camera can include taking pictures of various types of containers and blocks that are likely to contain certain types of loot, such as:
bookshelves- books
ammo box- ammo
gas barrel- fuel
Corn sacks- corn seeds
flour sacks- cornmeal
etc
Ultimately, it’s a way to help players better figure out the game without breaking immersion and just having them go look everything up, which greatly shortens the duration they are likely to play them (in my experience).
Decor
Perhaps by holding the button rather than just clicking it, you can “save” a photo that can be applied to a painting later. Allowing you to fill your base with photographs from in the game.
This is definitely not something I expect to see soon, but would be a very nice touch for in the future of the game.