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1) DayZ SA will still be based on ARMA2 platform. This means all of the worst parts of DayZ as a mod will still be present in the SA. This includes the inventory system.
2) Zombies will still move on rails, because it is how ARMA2 deals with npcs and it would take Rocket too much work to fix. This means they will still be just as buggy as they are now.
3) The Stand Alone will NOT be released in a completed version. Rocket has confirmed that it will be released unfinished and have additional core features released over time.
4) I haven't read anything that leads me to believe that Rocket is going to change the "trusted client" issue that makes ARMA2 so easy to hack using scripts.
1.) Actually, inventory system is being completely reworked from the ground up; I do agree though that Arma 2's inventory system was pretty terrible.
2.) Pathfinding is being fully reworked, the during the release we might not have the final version, but it's a known issue.
3.) Yes, that's already been stated, it's no mystery.
4.) The netcode is being fully re-written, it will be more akin to the way MMOs work, where almost everything is calculated server side to prevent hacking.
The interesting thing, is that all your complaints and statements were covered in the dev blog had you bothered to read any of it.
Rocket stated if it was using the arma2 platform, it would have been out already but they had the chance to re-do everything, so he decided to take it
*edit*
http://dayzdev.tumblr.com/
Maybe you should see a therapist about your anger issues
I'm sorry you've misunderstood my text from what you believe to be a defensive stance sir...please be sure to spread more propaganda in your Anti-War Z group (ATWZ)!!! lmao...I need more noobs to kill in game anywayz...good day sir!! lol
and I can't see why anyone who actualy plays and likes this pile of dung would suddenly stop playing it when they don't play the existing Day Z.
personally I like Day Z (and fyi I use six launcher or DayZ commander to launch, before you go investigating my in-game time) and I like Arma.
But I am not a Day Z fanboy and I think people might be expecting a bit much at first from DayZ standalone... particularly if they are War Z players and haven't yet played any arma games.
Yes I also was there from day one but was refused a refund even after providing legal proof they must refund, still they chose not to refund so I involved my lawyer, he contacted HP and they said they would issue a refund, 2 weeks later he had heard nothing so he emailed them only to have the email bounce back saying his email adress had been blocked by the reciever.
The game has taken very small steps since launch, and is still just as buggy than day one.
I would advise to all who are considering buying this to steer well clear, if you want a zombie survival experience that is not fueled by money the I would suggest Day Z, it's a much more thought out game, more features, more stability and is actually fun. It's a shame as HP has tainted the "Zombie Survival" genre with this abomination of a game.