PC What do you want if they added an expansion?

There is still a bug in 7DTD that makes small animals that die while moving and taking damage to have their corpse skid across the ground in a straight line for... not sure how long.  I've only ever seen it in the desert so it might be tied to cacti or something.

Does that count as a ghost chicken?  :p

 
Maharin said:
There is still a bug in 7DTD that makes small animals that die while moving and taking damage to have their corpse skid across the ground in a straight line for... not sure how long.  I've only ever seen it in the desert so it might be tied to cacti or something.

Does that count as a ghost chicken?  :p
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Only if you can throw them at zombies as bait.

 
Easy, in any expansion there has to be a Kuasimodo zombie.  Of course up for debate would what type.

 
Maharin said:
It would be funny to see a trail of zombies going after the sliding dead chicken.
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I don't know why, but you made me think about this...


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It would be a zombie that will wait for other zombies to attack you, and then give 'em a thumbs down, like or knuckle-rub reaction while they hit you!   :lol:

 
Jost Amman said:
I don't understand what you mean.
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I said planned, not promised, so it is indeed something madmole said a while ago; well, to be honest, most of the devs talked about the 2 main factions at some point of another : The White River faction (good-ish) and The Duke's faction, with his personal native-american elite soldiers (evil-ish ).

It is a well known fact™  that they will eventually do them, along with the storyline. And you are right in wishing it, but I believe your dreams are redundant considering there's a good chance of them happening regardless of the literal roadmap or not. DLC or Gold, but it will happen. I do wish them to charge some more money eventually.

The roadmap is an invention created for the sole purpose of giving Roland the tools to shut us up (lol). At this specific point in time, it is already arguably fulfilled (except VR, which might not be realistic). A trader is a npc and it controls a POI and gives quests.

That's why I must ask for moar of everything to avoid just shallow tastes of gameplay here and there. The game has exploration and building and survival and questing and rol playing, but it is just beginning to make sense little by little depth-wise.

 
As my hours grow I find myself wanting strange little things. There's so much they've done that's well handled, I feel like it's moot, but I'll throw some things in. Odds are they have mods for them. 

- Chicken farming for eggs/feathers

- Pick doors/hatches

- The ability to make more decorative items

- Different quest types (i.e. find 200x of said item, or "I need a pistol") something of value that could adjust based on tier. Tier one could be simple, 10x forged iron. 

- I don't know why, but I've always wanted to fish in this game. 

- MORE GUNS. Always happy with variety. 

 
SURVIVE said:
Since TFP is finally near the light at the end of the dead filled tunnel, what are your thoughts on expansions? what would you like to see added, removed or reworked?

Maharin made me think of cows for dairy products with his cheese plant idea. that would force them to expand the cooking menu.
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1.  LOTS and lots more POIs.

2.  A storyline

3.  More vehicles, more customization

4.  More textures to paint with

5.  Special zombies

6.  More animals, every animal has a zombie version

7.  Probably not possible, but I would like randomized zombies

8.  Zombie Fat Elvis

 
I want to see this in (one way or another)...

1) I drop a Claim Block to declare an area a Camp.

2) 24 hours after placing the Claim Block a friendly NPC (Survivor) arrives. They will have a random skill (some might have liabilities). The skills will help the player passively (e.g. faster or more efficient crafting) or actively (e.g. auto-farming once crops are setup or a skilled fighter capable of defense). The survivors will stay within a certain radius of the Claim Block. They can be killed, and don't defend very well (with some uncommon exceptions) and zombies in the area will be attracted to your Camp.

3) Over time (and perhaps through quests) more Survivors will arrive at the Camp. Maximum number would be gated behind level and perhaps perks allowing additional Survivors.

4) Bloodmoon! Zombies don't have Radar when you have an active Camp. They will attack the camp instead....so....you could run away and abandon your NPCs, but you're the hero (and you've grown used to the bonuses they provide) so you stay and defend the Camp (hopefully a walled base by the time Bloodmoon arrives). Finally, a compelling reason to "do" the Bloodmoon.

-Arch Necromancer Morloc

 
Morloc said:
I want to see this in (one way or another)...

1) I drop a Claim Block to declare an area a Camp.

2) 24 hours after placing the Claim Block a friendly NPC (Survivor) arrives. They will have a random skill (some might have liabilities). The skills will help the player passively (e.g. faster or more efficient crafting) or actively (e.g. auto-farming once crops are setup or a skilled fighter capable of defense). The survivors will stay within a certain radius of the Claim Block. They can be killed, and don't defend very well (with some uncommon exceptions) and zombies in the area will be attracted to your Camp.

3) Over time (and perhaps through quests) more Survivors will arrive at the Camp. Maximum number would be gated behind level and perhaps perks allowing additional Survivors.

4) Bloodmoon! Zombies don't have Radar when you have an active Camp. They will attack the camp instead....so....you could run away and abandon your NPCs, but you're the hero (and you've grown used to the bonuses they provide) so you stay and defend the Camp (hopefully a walled base by the time Bloodmoon arrives). Finally, a compelling reason to "do" the Bloodmoon.

-Arch Necromancer Morloc
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Building and improving a camp for fellow npc survivors is a awesome idea.

 
Morloc said:
I want to see this in (one way or another)...

1) I drop a Claim Block to declare an area a Camp.

2) 24 hours after placing the Claim Block a friendly NPC (Survivor) arrives. They will have a random skill (some might have liabilities). The skills will help the player passively (e.g. faster or more efficient crafting) or actively (e.g. auto-farming once crops are setup or a skilled fighter capable of defense). The survivors will stay within a certain radius of the Claim Block. They can be killed, and don't defend very well (with some uncommon exceptions) and zombies in the area will be attracted to your Camp.

3) Over time (and perhaps through quests) more Survivors will arrive at the Camp. Maximum number would be gated behind level and perhaps perks allowing additional Survivors.

4) Bloodmoon! Zombies don't have Radar when you have an active Camp. They will attack the camp instead....so....you could run away and abandon your NPCs, but you're the hero (and you've grown used to the bonuses they provide) so you stay and defend the Camp (hopefully a walled base by the time Bloodmoon arrives). Finally, a compelling reason to "do" the Bloodmoon.

-Arch Necromancer Morloc
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This sound like metal gear survival too much - i learned that best thing connected with friendly NPC is when they are limited to be passive traders. It's just good enough for zombie games - less "friendly" npc - less annoing npc

 
Rotor said:
I thought you advocated for crossovers?
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<sigh> - implement similiar mechanic into game isn't crossover - in fatal frame and dreadout 1 you fight with ghost using camera.

So if TFP decided to add jaming weapons similiar to FC2 it woudn't be crossover.

It would be crossover if TFP added for example  witch from L4D2 or el gigante from re 4 

 
Matt115 said:
<sigh> - implement similiar mechanic into game isn't crossover - in fatal frame and dreadout 1 you fight with ghost using camera.

So if TFP decided to add jaming weapons similiar to FC2 it woudn't be crossover.

It would be crossover if TFP added for example  witch from L4D2 or el gigante from re 4 
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Oic, not going to get into a @%$#ing match but from a non perfectionist simplistic point of view, aka moi, it appears to be nit picking. 

I like the OPs idea, can I vote twice?

 
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