I've mentioned that a lot. Heh. No, I'm not looking forward to bandits and I hope there is an option to disable them. I'll give them a try and see what I think, but I expect that I won't like having them in the game. I play this game for the zombies (and yes, that includes the undead animals and even the odd things like radiated, frost claw, and desert spitter). If I wanted to fight bandits or mercs or whatever, there are other games I would play instead.
I do find groups of hostile people infinitely more plausible than.. well, zeds =D
That's a respectable opinion and I do hope they don't mess up the gameplay and spice things up in a good way.
Me to.
I 100% concur the uniqueness of the yeti is indeed beneficial, although the extent to which it will impact individuals from constructing bases in the snow biome remains to be determined.
That I can agree with; having a siege unit dismembering the zeds around you seems useful..
But I seem to disagree here; the throwing itself seems "smarter" than the rest of the zeds, the furry look is completely distinct for a humanoid zed in the game - was it a gorilla before turning? And iirc it also looks "healthy", no wounds, no broken body parts.. sure I'd be worried if a dog looked like that, but it doesn't look "zombie" to me.
Now this is why I come to these forums, I think Roland has been hanging around my boy Sylen with his witty comebacks
And don't forget Higashi for the testing Tubes and dead scientists.
Wow great minds think alike, and you and me too.
