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Dont take this part to heart but thats alpha for you. Maybe in 10 years when the game is down, we wont have to worry as much about KOS.
Also im glad to have read other peoples opition on this game as i do like the game, but i also do see how they are doing some shady things so its not like i can blame ppl giving it bad review. I rated your review as helpful to try to bring it up as it does bring some pretty important point that many people can learn before deciding to buy in.
But about that "mad about the players", well basically players adjust themselves to what situations they are in right? Like in the world. The problem is that the developers made a lot of bugged and bad patches (like the one where zombies would make you infected in 1 hit which you could never recover from until you died or the patches that made food basically unspawnable), and players needed to adjust themselves to these horrible situations. So the solution? Kill another player and take his stuff. Why not just handcuff and steal? Too dangerous.
So basically I don't really blame the players. We have annoying players in every game but in DayZ, the developers turned the players into what they are by releasing buggy patches one after the other.
Also i cant wait till namalsk is in. In 3 more years HAHA