Is dayz Livonia worth buying

[ElMirghany]

I mean is it worth buying at this time or what and if not what is the nearest sale now ?

[Prot4g]

It'll be up to you as a player.

If you don't play a ton of DayZ, but enjoy it occasionally, I would not recommend it. The Livonia DLC is great, but the map is a tad more brutal than the original map, with less landmarks, more forest, and more treacherous terrain.

If you feel like a seasoned survivor, this is likely a great addition to your game. If not, I'd avoid it until you play more of the game and decide for yourself.

[Rigby]

NO

[us271934-Слава Україн]

What Prot4g said.

[Murderface]

Originally posted by Prot4g:

It'll be up to you as a player.

If you don't play a ton of DayZ, but enjoy it occasionally, I would not recommend it. The Livonia DLC is great, but the map is a tad more brutal than the original map, with less landmarks, more forest, and more treacherous terrain.

If you feel like a seasoned survivor, this is likely a great addition to your game. If not, I'd avoid it until you play more of the game and decide for yourself.

^^^^^BEST ANSWER ^^^^^.
Navigation in Livonia is a lot harder, but the upside is that you don't have to run forever to get military loot like Chernarus. Dont expect to find fruit trees. Since its release, I've only killed two zombies that had apples. You are going to forced into hunting and cooking your food to survive. Building bases it pretty much out of the question as the map is too small. Driving around in a car is potentially a death sentence. You have to be more creative surviving Livonia. Someone could be 75 meters away and you wont know it unless they shoot and most likely they are hunting.

[Kyosa]

I play PVE servers only and i like it very much, depends on the server you have more or less loot. Exploring and crafting is my thing.
But it's up to you what you want to do.

[Jay8454]

This is the' best well thought answer I have read in a long time it turly is a higher skill set than Chernarus. Well put!

Originally posted by Prot4g:

It'll be up to you as a player.

If you don't play a ton of DayZ, but enjoy it occasionally, I would not recommend it. The Livonia DLC is great, but the map is a tad more brutal than the original map, with less landmarks, more forest, and more treacherous terrain.

If you feel like a seasoned survivor, this is likely a great addition to your game. If not, I'd avoid it until you play more of the game and decide for yourself.

[Durist]

Originally posted by Jay8454:

This is the' best well thought answer I have read in a long time it turly is a higher skill set than Chernarus. Well put!

Originally posted by Prot4g:

It'll be up to you as a player.

If you don't play a ton of DayZ, but enjoy it occasionally, I would not recommend it. The Livonia DLC is great, but the map is a tad more brutal than the original map, with less landmarks, more forest, and more treacherous terrain.

If you feel like a seasoned survivor, this is likely a great addition to your game. If not, I'd avoid it until you play more of the game and decide for yourself.

+1

[Crocalu]

Originally posted by Jay8454:

This is the' best well thought answer I have read in a long time it turly is a higher skill set than Chernarus. Well put!

Originally posted by Prot4g:

It'll be up to you as a player.

If you don't play a ton of DayZ, but enjoy it occasionally, I would not recommend it. The Livonia DLC is great, but the map is a tad more brutal than the original map, with less landmarks, more forest, and more treacherous terrain.

If you feel like a seasoned survivor, this is likely a great addition to your game. If not, I'd avoid it until you play more of the game and decide for yourself.

You didn't need any real skills to survive in Chernarus, these descriptions sound like the way I was already playing in Chernarus.

So the Livonia DLC doesn't actually do ♥♥♥♥?