Remove the broken arm system its killing time!

[☣Unnman☣]

so what we cant do anything other then run around the house and eat/drink until 20min passes? please just remove this system or add option to it its really a time waster ( i know u guys adding logicle things in the game ), hell broken legs aint bad comparing to this....
Thanks

[SylenThunder]

There are remedies you can craft to alleviate this.

Also I keep having to remind people that this is a survival game. Mechanics like this are expected.

[Shurenai]

There's plenty of things you can do with a broken arm. Explore the world for good places to loot once your arm is better, scout out places to mine, sort out the inventories of your base, build and expand your base, do a trip around to all the traders you know of, and more.

There is never a time when you have nothing you can do when you have an injury. Do you need to be more careful while injured? Sure. But there's still plenty to do.

I'd be more worried about how you're approaching the game that you get broken arms frequently enough that you think they should be removed from the game, personally....Are you wearing armor in every slot you can? Armor adds critical resistance which reduces the chances of injuries in general, including broken arms and legs. Also, Avoid getting hit in the first place- The first hit in every encounter is a freebie and CANNOT give you injuries (Or isn't supposed to, anyway), only dealing HP damage- Every hit after that has a chance to injure you. So the best course of action is to avoid ever getting hit more than once in a given fight.

[|OREO| BainKowalski]

7 years to die

[Dread Pirate]

ever play with mods?? there are mods to cut down the time to heal broken bones. i use mods like that alot, they are surprisingly easy to use and add tons of new stuff to the game to keep it alive after you reach the end game boredom. im currently starting a 16 player town v town map and im about to start adding some mods if you are interested i could show you how to safely add them to your game.

[Ripflex]

Nguyên văn bởi SylenThunder:

There are remedies you can craft to alleviate this.

Also I keep having to remind people that this is a survival game. Mechanics like this are expected.

Having immersive survival elements in a Survival game... that's just silly ... KAPPA

To treat injuries and negative effects, one has to be prepare or bare with it until you get back to base and go to your well stacked Medical Crate. Sewing Kits, Pain Killers, Splints, healing Bandages etc. This isn't DayZ with pylon zombies and tireless running...

[JimmyIowa]

So you do things a little slower. It's honestly not even that bad. I just keep looting but go a little slower when I have a crit injury. I feel like OP exaggerates a little.

[FT]

If you get really irritated by it, you can instant heal by pressing F1, typing
dm
then enter, then either F1 or ESC to close the F1 menu.
Then press q to enable GodMode which will erase all status debuffs / ailments after a couple seconds. Then press q again to turn it off, press F1 and type dm then enter again to turn that off...close the F1 menu. Done.

You can also probably disable broken arms in the XML files (or use a mod for the same thing like already mentioned).

[hpsfamily]

lol @ripflex unless you mod it, dayz doesn't have tireless running. it has stamina- just based off weight instead of hitting encumbrance. might add too that dayz has broken legs to bring it back to the topic.
Most of the time, if you are creative there are lootable components in the nearby pov that you can get to craft a splint. its not like it takes alot.
all the above fixes like godmode and adding mods to reduce or eliminate injuries are true but in truth do you want to play a survival game or a breezy casual gamer game like candy crush. Better i say is to learn the game by living, dying, and hobbling for a bit because you will figure out eventually how to avoid the latter two.

[☣Unnman☣]

okay god mode aint gonna do that cuz it will also heal and fix ur hunger/food(fixes all aint what i want).
lets not talk about dayz worst flashbacks we can all have with that game xD.
mod if there is one at least that at least helps u remove it or decrease something to at least 1-5min because this all happened during 7th night aka horde day which i got a broken arm from a dog and for my self def ofc i went all panic started bashing everything with club( yeah happens ) till i notice (broken icon) tough he broke my leg standard but it was arm so yea i went used Plaster cast and all, and here we are with 20min couldnt do anything cuz melee life (no gun) hell i didnt even know they added broken arm in the system anyway mange to live a day and (yes i had armor leather actuly was lucky that i found that (1 reason why i am still alive)) welp thanks for responding quick guys and all ill try my best again maybe next 7th day ill surprise my friendly dogs with ak47(thank u military camp)

[Wolfguarde]

Nguyên văn bởi Ripflex:

To treat injuries and negative effects, one has to be prepare or bare with it until you get back to base and go to your well stacked Medical Crate. Sewing Kits, Pain Killers, Splints, healing Bandages etc.

Or just leap off your base if you're not running permadeath. Experience you can get back. Time you can't.

[SiEgE]

Nguyên văn bởi SylenThunder:

Also I keep having to remind people that this is a survival game. Mechanics like this are expected.

Not really expected, but rather - people should understand that 7DTD is THE kind of survival game that strives for feel and roleplay aspects more than it is up for a relaxed and "layback" gameplay.

It makes the game hard and quite niche, but also delightfully enjoyable if you're into that kind of stuff.

Basically - the game hates you, and wants you to hate yourself, but if you're up for a challenge - it is actually quite an enjoyable experience of immersion and breathtaking gameplay, where you learn, make decisions, and enjoy results of successful gamble/right actions taken in the right time.
Unless you're abusing the AI like a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

[Trooper Bri]

Is that what all those icons are down in the lower left?
I'll have to pay more attention to that between looting, killing, and building.

[Pulikutya]

Nguyên văn bởi SiEgE:

7DTD is THE kind of survival game that strives for feel and roleplay aspects more than it is up for a relaxed and "layback" gameplay.

It makes the game hard and quite niche, but also delightfully enjoyable if you're into that kind of stuff.

Basically - the game hates you, and wants you to hate yourself, but if you're up for a challenge - it is actually quite an enjoyable experience of immersion and breathtaking gameplay, where you learn, make decisions, and enjoy results of successful gamble/right actions taken in the right time.

I feel the need to complain (again) about the survival aspect becoming trivial after a short while despite being better than average.

[SiEgE]

Nguyên văn bởi Pulikutya:

Nguyên văn bởi SiEgE:

7DTD is THE kind of survival game that strives for feel and roleplay aspects more than it is up for a relaxed and "layback" gameplay.

It makes the game hard and quite niche, but also delightfully enjoyable if you're into that kind of stuff.

Basically - the game hates you, and wants you to hate yourself, but if you're up for a challenge - it is actually quite an enjoyable experience of immersion and breathtaking gameplay, where you learn, make decisions, and enjoy results of successful gamble/right actions taken in the right time.

I feel the need to complain (again) about the survival aspect becoming trivial after a short while despite being better than average.

From my experience, it is about those aspects:
Game ruining aspects:
- Grinding through resource gathering
- Grinding through hunting for secret stashes
- Grinding through selling stuff to the trader
- Grinding through doing jobs for the trader
- Abusing AI in fights
- Abusing AI on horde night
- Dying too much

The game is kinda balanced, and introduces a nice, steep slope into unbeatable, glowing hordes of zombies, unless you do things I've described above, but there are some aspects that snowball the progress into a "I cannot die anymore" stage.
Looting secret stashes on high level might introduce "super weapon" that might be enough to become unstoppable, that is also tradable, and you can easily pile up some coins to buy anything you want.
For example, I think that jobs should remove secret stashes from the building. Quality of the loot should "replace" other items by value, instead of just having a random chance to have everything you might ever want.
I also think that perks, that introduce insta-kill chances should be removed/redone.
Insta-killing a super-irradiated zombie with a single headshot is a fun taker.

[HENEE SUMILK]

Nguyên văn bởi Bane of Kree:

7 years to die

7 Decades to Die