Dead-player loot should be pushed by the rail-stop

[Goblinounours]

I don't know how to call it, but that thing that spawns to prevent you from going backwards indefinitely spawned on me after I was killed from a shark. Didn't see it coming.

I went as fast as I could to stop the train, but it was too late, all my gear (the inventory increase, the grapple, all the metal scraps. I got a huge set-back.

I would honestly think that the rail-blocker should push the dead-player-loot, OR that equipped gear (like the grapple or inventory increases) shouldn't fall when you die.
I don't care for stuff like scrap metal and such... but gear that took such time and half-a-dozen items to craft, it's so frustrating to lose, it's such a setback, that it legitimately made me want to rage-quit and never come back.

I'm better than this, but not enough to stop myself from venting my frustration here.

Killed the shark, though.

[Fx3.髭男]

go in reverse bruh.

[MeGa]

+1

[Goblinounours]

Originally posted by Fx3.髭男:

go in reverse bruh.

...you missed the WHOLE point. You know that thing that spawns regularly behind your train to PREVENT YOU from going in reverse?

That's the issue for me. It spawned immediately as I died from the shark while I was at the back of the train, before I could put the train in reverse, and so then I couldn't go in reverse far enough to get my corpse-loot, so I lost my equipped weapons, grapple and inventory extensions.

[Goblinounours]

To clarify, here is what I saw :
https://i.imgur.com/LPQgwH8.jpg

I tried to immediately remake a grapple gun, but the loot was too far away.

I'll keep arguing that the inventory dropping from the player's corpse is a useless punishment that should simply not happen. It's the cause of too many incidents. Literally every death I've had so far in the game led to losing something, to the point where I thought it was by design.