server restarts, or if you reload the area, you can get it to respawn. I tend to build my bases next to the easy game animal spawns so I always can get meat if I want it. Birds are also easy to take
need to stay away from it early on. There are a ton of videos and guides out there, and I can agree with the ideas of a stealth/camo build. Also one thing you need to consider is fame points, and that

moot to me. There needs to be more....something. Which i am sure will come with base building, better crafting, vehicles and whatever else comes out of early access. Whatever it happens to be it isn't
good either. Want to see action, go to an airfield or something.

I do agree that there needs to be more locations however, the current military bases are ... limiting. It's not bad, nothing about this

can play and enjoy the game and create content which the game lacks.

The idea with the base elements and a limit on that is fine. Because as admin I still can change that if necessary. But I can not
change the amount of flags per squad/players which I should be able to do. Maybe it is diffcult to see for you if you are not a server owner or a player who enjoys building.

I can also tell you a other

points.

1: base building

The base building for yourself is not complex and yet you have to pay a little attention to what you are doing. Placing a shelf, storage box, or other solid object on a
, all objects belonging to this floor will be affected. Limitations within the components for the individual bases are primarily there to protect the overall performance. In general, all ingame objects

challenge, and the guns tutorial (basically) and am eager to try this when it hits Early Access.

Also, another thing I think would be great for this game is the option to find/build yourself a home or base

shambles and incomplete reworks that have been attempted several times. FAME/traders/base building etc.

The developers have stated they expect to build the best Survival game on the market and since DAYZ
it combined with the choices made by the developers has caused a mass exodus of the paying player base onto other gaming products. [/quote]

I'm not sure what difference it makes if people's machines

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• Increased Puppets (500)
  
• Increased Puppet Damage (1.6)
  
• Lowered Metabolism
  
• Increased Fuel & Battery economy (.5)
  
• Increased Drops (every 45 to 60 Mins)
  
• Base Building Allowed both PVE & PVP

)

• Increased Puppets (500)
  
• Increased Puppet Damage (1.6)
  
• Lowered Metabolism
  
• Increased Fuel & Battery economy (.5)
  
• Increased Drops (every 45 to 60 Mins)
  
• Base Building Allowed both PVE & PVP

. Concrete goals and achievements, even if incremental, would contribute to building trust. While avoiding commitments may seem safer, the removal of features without a clear plan for their return leaves
raises concerns about the developers' intentions. Attempts to monetize the existing player base create a sense of distrust among those who have supported the game. There is a growing suspicion that

caves or challenging more dangerous areas and monsters, but everything is based on "survival." Just like in movies and TV shows, where characters often explore new areas, evade zombie pursuits, just to
to close the loop of PVE.

Survival = exploration - acquisition - coping with weather - coping with diseases - coping with hunger - building houses - repairs - maintenance - exploration. Constant