I don't need an attack chopper to play DayZ and more vehicles are coming.Īll these posts in here about the standalone are so old I'm trying to determine if I want to purchase this game. I don't just find cans of food spawned in various places, I can also search apple trees and bushes for food, hunt and have to cook it(and you really have to watch your food as you cook it). I don't have to search around to find Morphine if I have a broken leg, I can use that, or painkillers, or splint it by crafting a splint out of various materials. I just like the flow of SA so much better. The health systems are so much better in SA, environment matters, food matters, having the right items matters. Sounds are now starting to slowly get changed over.
The zombies are getting better as they go along and are one of the focal points coming up in the first quarter of 2015. Yes the SA is alpha and there are bugs but there are so many bugs with the Mod still it doesn't bother me. If I want survival that is actually worth playing I play DayZ SA. If I want PVP I do Wasteland/Battle Royal with ARMA III. If I want to play something with vehicles I play a mod with ARMA III like Epoch. Why? The various DayZ Mods are not worth it any longer.
> Limited options for communities to customize their servers. > Less features, and less polished features then some of the sub-mods made by the community. desynch only makes it worse in full and nearly-full servers. 'stealth' is not a thing and Mele is silly and unreliable. > Zombies are annoying but not challenging. (Higher performance per core rather then more cores seems to do better CPU-wise) > As an Alpha it has horrendously poor optimization, and some systems that are below specs run better then those above recommended. although mechanics are always evolving (ALPHA!) the core gameplay is the same > More diversity and enterable buildings. > Many of the sub-mods drifted far from the core gameplay of the original dayZ Mod.
> Many communities now offer 'easy mode' in exchange for 'donations'. > Many sub mods and community-made launchers which only pick up a certain servers and mods make getting all the files and versions a monumental task for a new player. the number of times ive been screwed over by a zombie lag hitting me thru a wall or a floor is insane. > Zombies are still glitchy- especially in High-pop servers when desynch comes into play. > Lots of private servers with established communties. > Based on a finished game, a good bit less fumbly/clunky if your familiar with arma II > Zombies can be more dangerous, but you can also just 'run them off' fairly easily if your not tied up with a PvP engagement Both are good (and bad), both for different reasons.
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