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==Developing Suggestions==
''This page is for presenting and discussing suggestions which '''have not yet been submitted''' and are still being worked on.''


===Further Discussion===
Discussion concerning this page takes place [[Talk:Developing Suggestions|here]].
Discussion concerning the suggestions system in general (including policies about it) takes place [[:Category_talk:Suggestions#Suggestion_Discussion|here]].
Nothing on this page will be archived.
== Please Read Before Posting ==
*''Be sure to check [[Frequently Suggested#The List|The Frequently Suggested List]] and the [[Suggestions Dos and Do Nots | Suggestions Dos and Do Nots]] before you post your idea.'' There you can read about many idea's that have been suggested already, which users should be aware of before posting what could be a '''dupe''', or a duplicate of an existing suggestion. '''These include [[Suggestions/RejectedNovember2005#SMG.2FMachine_Pistol|Machine Guns]] and [[Suggestions/24th-Apr-2007#Rooftops.2C_Sniper_Rifle.2C_and_Sniper_Ammo|Sniper Rifles]]'''. There users can also get a handle of what an appropriate suggestion looks like.
*Users should be aware that this is a talk page, where other users are free to use their own point of view, and are not required to be neutral. While voting is based off of the merit of the suggestion, opinions are freely allowed here.
*It is recommended that users spend some time familiarizing themselves with this page before posting their own suggestions.
*<font color="red">'''With the advent of new game updates, users are requested to allow some time for the game and community to adjust to these changes ''before'' suggesting alterations.'''</font>
== How To Make a Suggestion ==
====Format for Suggestions under development====
Please use this template for discussion. Copy all the code in the box below, click [edit] to the right of the header
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====Cycling Suggestions====
Developing suggestions that appear to have been abandoned (i.e. two days or longer without any new edits) will be given a warning for deletion. If there are no new edits it will be deleted seven days following the last edit.
This page is prone to breaking when there are too many templates or the page is too long, so sometimes a suggestion still under strong discussion will be moved to the [[Developing Suggestions/Overflow1|Overflow]]-page, where the discussion can continue between interested parties.
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==Suggestions==
===Bloody Scene has an Effect===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time=[[User:G-Man|G-Man]] 00:44, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Effect Change
|suggest_scope=Survivors
|suggest_description= Survivors would be taken back by a bloodly scene created in the areas of battles and murders, and have a -5% chance at attacking or building barricades while the blood is evident in such an area. All other actions are unaffected.
|discussion=|}}
====Discussion (Bloodly Scene has an Effect)====
Just a random thought I had, thinking of how someone might react coming across a massacure, even when in a daily violent atmosphere.--[[User:G-Man|G-Man]] 00:44, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Don't frack wit ma rates. Blood is pretty much everywhere and it was introduced as pure flavour. I enjoy the blood and my survivors never clean it, don't make them have to.--{{User:J3D/ciggy}} 01:00, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
:Fine enough, although I think blood should be more of a sign of zombies and pkers, not an everyday "Yeah, its just there" kind of thing. However the simulation of the effect of a slaugther such as this would make it grab your attention.--[[User:G-Man|G-Man]] 01:38, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
::Aww, I'm kinda with J3D on this...I like seeing blood everywhere, and like that it's just pure flavor. Don't make me clean it! Realize that what this will ''really'' end up doing is giving zombies an marked advantage once they manage to establish a beachhead...you can't clean levels 4 and 5 (and possibly 3) of blood if there's zombies standing in the room. Meaning perpetual -5% hit rates, until they zombies are kicked out. Either that, or it'll mean that we never get to see those awesome-high blood levels, because survivors will clean up the blood as soon as the first spatter falls, to prevent the negative hit rates from happening. :( --[[User:Jen|Jen]] 17:37, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
So my Gore Corper walks into a room of fresh faced newbies, slaughters them indiscriminately until it's nap time and then the moronic bounty hunters get minuses to hit? Fucking awesome! -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 01:03, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
:Technically you'ed only get away with ~one kill, then you'ed hit minuses as well, and the bounty Hunter can clean it up for 1AP leaving them ~49AP to attack you. So if your going for 2 kills your on an even playing field, and if your going for 3, your the one outta luck.--[[User:G-Man|G-Man]] 01:38, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
::Thank you for making my point for me, an anti-pk/pro-bounty hunter suggestion will not make it through the system whilst I still have the ability to log on. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 01:51, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
:::It would still aid you to kill one person..., you only hit negatives at three.--[[User:G-Man|G-Man]] 02:26, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
::::This isn't anti-PeePeeKayR/Boontang Huntar: it's anti-trenchcoater. In theory I effen love the idea of nerfing guns. However, in practicality.... No. It doesn't make sense: it's been 3 years or someting, we're quite used to blood and guts now... --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 03:44, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
This suggestion is retarded. 3 years in a city with the walking dead, where death is a daily occurrence, and pretty much everyone has died many times, and the survivors are so fainthearted that the sight of blood affects their ability to shoot their weapons (which, by the way, they've had three years to practice shooting)? --{{User:Pestolence/Sig}} 01:45, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
:Were not talking just a little blood here (Yes certain situations in the game would only cause a small amount, but to be truly even noticable in this situation it would have to be more). You walk into a room, theres body parts strewn about, blood covering the walls, and you just suck it up? This isn't the same as a couple bite wounds or a gun-shot wound, and is in effect, a person with there inards strewn about. In reality its not something you shrug off, and woulden't truly be a daily occurance at this point in the outbreak. Post-Tramatic Stress Disorder x5. Your going to break down sometime.--[[User:G-Man|G-Man]] 02:26, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
::So we're just talking level 5 or 6 bloodstains here, not 1 or 2? Ok, that makes more sense, but still, this penalizes every survivor, and not every survivor would break down (in fact, [[Player Killing|some]] would thrive). --{{User:Pestolence/Sig}} 02:31, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Realisticly Yes, but urban dead isn't all about realism. Some things have to be generized for the effect that would be recieved by most, not nessicarly all. Fire-arms are a prime example where some people would learn to be marksmen, others would suck no matter how much practice, yet we all shoot at the same %rate as long as we have the skills purchased.--[[User:G-Man|G-Man]] 02:46, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
This would make sense affecting newbies.  Problem with that is, all things considered, you don't really wanna do that.  What might make things interesting is if players could toggle things like this.  When they first create a character, they have the option to toggle this on (but if they do, it remains "on" until they reach a certain level).--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 03:14, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
:Kind of a challenge thing eh? I like your style, although it should still be optional after that level is reached, as the game would still only get less challenging, and its the older folks who would be looking for some spice.--[[User:G-Man|G-Man]] 04:12, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
Just my Two cents but what if instead of the gore aspect of it freakin people out what if you hade the Blood and Gore and body parts like trip people or make them slip? --[[User:Evil Swordy|Swordy]] 00:51, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
:I think the in-game effect should be that there's a 1% chance that you'll slip on fresh blood and get a concussion, making the screen blurry for the next 50 turns and putting your character into a coma if you AP out. --[[User:William Told|William Told]] 01:29, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
:Or it could give you AIDS. --[[User:William Told|William Told]] 01:31, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
:And the Aids make Infections do more damage like say...3 Hp per action maybe? --[[User:Evil Swordy|Swordy]] 18:55, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Retuning radio AP cost adjustment===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time=[[User:Serpentine Green|Serpentine Green]] 12:47, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Improvement
|suggest_scope=Survivors
|suggest_description=
Tuning a hand held radio receiver currently requires 2 AP. 1 AP is taken when the radio is selected, and 1 AP is taken when the new frequency is entered. Retuning a radio transceiver on the other hand requires only 1 AP. I can't see any reason for this discrepancy (though I'm open to enlightenment) and I suggest that tuning a hand held receiver should only require 1 AP.
|discussion=|}}
====Discussion (Retuning radio AP cost adjustment)====
Almost certain this is a dupe, but I'm not going to hunt for it now. --{{User:Pestolence/Sig}} 23:02, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
Mmh, yeah it's a [[PR_Equipment_Change#1AP_To_Tune_Radio|dupe]]. Also [[Suggestion:20071120_Fix_Radio_Tuning|here]]. --{{User:Janus Abernathy/Sig}} 23:11, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
[[Actions_via_%22question_marks%22|The wiki is your friend]]. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 23:15, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
It's a dupe because it ought to have been implemented years ago. ''sigh'' --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 03:46, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
I think I smell a Greasemonkey coming up <tt>:)</tt>. --[[User:Midianian|Midianian]]<small><sup>&#124;[[User talk:Midianian|T]]&#124;[[Developing Suggestions|DS]]&#124;[[:Category:Recently Closed Suggestions|C:RCS]]&#124;</sup></small> 11:18, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
:Thanks, Mid :). {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 22:46, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
::And [[User:Midianian/Userscripts#UDRA|there]] it is! --[[User:Midianian|Midianian]]<small><sup>&#124;[[User talk:Midianian|T]]&#124;[[Developing Suggestions|DS]]&#124;[[:Category:Recently Closed Suggestions|C:RCS]]&#124;</sup></small> 13:58, 21 December 2008 (UTC)
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=== Collateral Damaged Generators ===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time=[[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 01:35, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Minor attack change.
|suggest_scope=More or less everyone.
|suggest_description= I am posting this very much in mind of having a discussion, rather then me having a super finished thing.
Through various different discussions on here and other wiki pages about the nature of cades, some of the general conclusion is that its not just a pile of junk in front of the door, but cading the whole building. So my suggestion is this: When the cades in a powered building are knocked all the way down, by anyone, inside or out side, there is a %50 percent chance that the generator will receive damage. The flavor would be something about ''collapsing rafters hit and damage the generators'' or some such.
|discussion=|}}
====Discussion (Collateral Damaged Generators)====
I can't really see much harm to it (if zombies are inside, then the genny will go anyway,) but it's also giving the zombies something for free-if it's only a one-zed breakin, then that extra genny damage could become quite important. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 02:37, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
Generators are a pain to maintain in a building under siege.  Don't make them any harder (And as above if there is a genny a zed goes for it first alot).--[[User:Diablor|Diablor]] 02:51, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
This something for free. And generator scrounging is one of the only things that is bona fide kind of hard for survivors. This makes it harder. So.. nah. -- WanYao 03:51, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
Thanks for the feedback, all. - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 05:04, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Walkie Talkie===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time=[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 23:10, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Item
|suggest_scope=Firestations, survivors
|suggest_description=This idea of walkies isn't new I'm sure, but I hope the specifics will be different enough to avoid being a dupe.
Radios are great as a game-wide chat room between people in safe suburbs. They're really bad for people trying to coordinate with others in a small area, those in small groups or by themselves, far from malls, perhaps hiding in ruined buildings or scattered by the fall of their safehouse.
Walkie talkies would be found commonly in fire stations, and rarely in police stations and mall tech stores (they've just been looted more by now). They let you broadcast, like a radio transmitter, but with a range of two blocks, a 5x5 area in total. There would only be one channel and mostly importantly a generator, or even being indoors, is not needed.
People in your location would hear what you say, walkie talkie or no, and everyone within range with a *powered* walkie talkie would hear you. Now let me explain how power would work.
Your walkie talkies can be powered or unpowered. Each time you broadcast a message there's a chance one of your powered walkies will become unpowered, much like a spray can getting used up. If you have no powered walkies you can't send or receive transmissions.
Unlike spray cans, powerless walkie talkies stay in your inventory and can be recharged. Another item, commonly available in firestations and rarely in PDs/tech stores, would be a walkie charger: http://acsspirit.com/motorolabusinesstwoway/chargers.htm
Chargers could be set up just like transmitters. When inside a building with a working generator and a walkie charger you'd be able to click unpowered walkies to charge them again. Since it takes a while to charge this would cost 10AP.
Walkies would be very useful, but sharply limited. You'd have to be sparing in their use, powering walkies in advance and saving them for when you really need them. They would have different uses than radios. To sum up their respective pros and cons:
Radios: Unlimited range and usage (AP permitting) makes it good for recruiting and announcements, also causes spam and unimportant messages. Multiple channels allow for privacy or dedicated topics, also prevent everyone from getting your message. Need for a powered transmitter makes it a lot easier to broadcast from secure safehouses.
Walkies: Limited range makes it bad for announcements/recruiting, good for local communication. Limited usage prevents spam, but also stops back and forth communication or follow-up messages. Allows you to broadcast from unpowered buildings, but requires a significant AP investment ahead of time, as well as increased encumbrance if you carry spare walkies. Lone channel makes it great for reaching everyone in your 5x5 area, but quite bad for sharing anything secret - remember, nothing prevents a zombie from carrying a powered walkie...
|discussion=|}}
====Discussion (Walkie Talkies)====
People don't generally use ap on one to one communication in the game.  They're better off using an IM or something. --[[User:Diablor|Diablor]] 23:17, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
Dupe. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 23:24, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
:[[Suggestion:20070711_Walkie_Talkie|And the link]]. - [[User:Whitehouse]] 23:34, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
::Ah, I see. Walkie talkies are peer reviewed. So I guess the focus of this suggestion isn't the broad idea but the power recharge aspect. Perhaps Kevan hasn't introduced them because they are too powerful in that suggestion. This could be one way of doing it that ties them to generators - in the suggestion I believe there is no limit on broadcasts or need for generators at all. --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 02:24, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
:::It's no secret that Kevan doesn't like coding. That could also be why. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 02:39, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
::::Can't blame him. But he does make updates if he likes an idea enough. I'd like to make walkie talkies as appealing as possible. No point getting it into peer reviewed if we don't keep improving it (when possible) until it's worth his time. --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 04:17, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
What would happen if someone killed you before the WT was recharged, or indeed the genny was killed part way through the recharging? Is there a metre for the WT to show the charge? Is it able to work on part charge? These questions are only the tip of the iceberg so I think its a overly complicated item to maintain which makes it of limited use to people. --[[User:Mightyoak|<span style="color: ForestGreen">mo</span>]] [[User talk:Mightyoak|<span style="color: DarkGreen">ヽ(´ー｀)ﾉ </span>]] <sup>[[MCM|<span style="color: DeepSkyBlue ">MCM</span>]] [[MOB|<span style="color: DarkMagenta">MOB</span>]] [[Dribbling Beavers|<span style="color: SaddleBrown">DB</span>]]</sup> 23:26, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
:Recharging is a one click action, like manufacturing a syringe or fixing a ruin. So a generator couldn't be interrupted mid-charge. And there would not be a partial charge, either it would have power or it wouldn't.  --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 02:31, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
What Diablor said. It would be rather redundant as most groups use IRC to communicate. I could, however see a small use in communication by groupless groups of survivors, but it's a dupe anyway. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 02:24, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
:I address whether it's a dupe above. This obviously is unneeded for a metagaming group, but it would be useful to talk to groupless survivors or those in different groups. It'd also help stragglers meet up with each other. In ghostown suburbs a survivor looking for company could broadcast "Anyone out there?" and wait for a reply. Or they could warn people about nearby breaches, and trust that survivors will come to their aid before a zombie with a walkie talkie hears it and attacks. --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 02:31, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
TL;DNR ... However, radios are very powerful tools: use 'em. Or, hit IRC or IM if you really need to coordinate. --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 03:52, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
As the author of the above linked PR suggestion, I obviously see the merit in adding WTs to the game.  WTs would do a lot of good things that IRC does not; saying you could just use IRC instead is like saying IRC makes "feeding groan" pointless.  The whole point is that its AREA SPECIFIC communication, not group specific.  Even the "powerful" radio is largely group specific (lots of frequencies, only way to know which to use is via metagame) and not area specific (city wide range means its not).<br>The above suggestion is probably a bit better than mine (simpler to code due to fixed range, nice touch with limited power / recharging) although I do think having a 10 channels ads minimal complexity and would be worthwhile.  {{User:Swiers/Sig}} 05:05, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
:Actually, sweirs, the radio freqs in my experience that tend to get the most use are area-specific already. Some of them are mall freqs or burb freqs, and some of them are "run" by the larger groups -- but in fact used by everyone in the area... These freqs are all over wiki and easy to find in-game. So I don't see the point of WT's. --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 07:13, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
::I agree, radios would be better for dedicated groups or coordinated survivors. Walkie talkies are an ideal way of survivors <i>becoming</i> coordinated. You can use WTs to find other people, and working together maintain a generator and transmitter. Today talkies, tomorrow radios and metagaming! -- There would still be some uses to mobility obviously even for large groups (for example, maintaining a transmitter at an HQ and having scouts report back with walkies), but a walkie talkie is especially useful for someone who doesn't have a forum of people already working with them.--[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 22:07, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Wan- yes, a small bit of metagaming organization does allow people to use radios in an area specific fashion, but they are not INHERENTLY area specific.  More importantly, the current "area" usage sucks sweaty dog balls.  There's a HUGE difference between listening to radio noise from a 5 suburb "cluster" (500 blocks, most often not centered on your location) and listening to a WT that only picks up conversations from a 25 block area centered on your location.  Hell, you can easily be on the border of 4 of the current "radio zones" - should you then listen to / broadcast to all 4?  That's 20 suburbs worth of noise.<br>And no, a finer grid of frequency allocations is NOT the answer.  Having to look up what freq to use and change your radio each time you move 5 blocks would suck even bigger, sweatier balls... pig balls, maybe.  The fact is, there's really no truely good way to make radios area specific because, by design, they are NOT area specific.  {{User:Swiers/Sig}} 03:03, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
Just use a mobile phone. That's my contribution and what my vote would be if it came up, if there's nothing here that doesn't make that a legitimate rebuttal then the suggestion either needs work or death.--<small>[[User:Karek#K|Karek]]<sup><font face="Monotype Corsiva">[[User:Karek/ProjDev/OmegaMap|maps?!]]</font></sup></small> 00:54, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
:Mobile phones require mutual contacts. They're only good for contacting people you already know, and only one person at a time. They're also designed for use just in secure neighborhoods with powered masts, not good for somebody on the go, battling in new and exciting places.--[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 01:33, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
::Congratulations! You have described a [[Radio Transmitter]] as your optimal. It is already in game, you win nozzing!--<small>[[User:Karek#K|Karek]]<sup><font face="Monotype Corsiva">[[User:Karek/ProjDev/OmegaMap|maps?!]]</font></sup></small> 04:51, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Huh? What do you mean? --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 14:53, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
I like it...a survivor equivalent of feeding groan, if you will.  Area-specific communication IS something that's not there, for survivors. --[[User:Jen|Jen]] 17:25, 20 December 2008 (UTC)
:Actually, that would be the flare gun, which they had first.--<small>[[User:Karek#K|Karek]]<sup><font face="Monotype Corsiva">[[User:Karek/ProjDev/OmegaMap|maps?!]]</font></sup></small> 08:41, 22 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Drag to safety===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time=[[User:Faranya|Faranya]] 20:48, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Survivor Skill
|suggest_scope=Survivors, likely medics
|suggest_description=During an attack, zombies who get into a building can drag dying survivors into the street, but if that person is not online at that exact moment, they have approximatly zero chance of not dying. Because the other survivors for some reason are not capable of pulling them back inside. Which makes little to no sense. If a skill could be purchased that allows for survivors to drag wounded or dying survivors into the realitive safety of a building, it would do something to balance things out. This could also apply to those who wind up trapped on the streets, that a generous soul could potentially take the time to pull them to safety. This would only work on buildings that could be entered regularly anyways. Perhaps with increased AP cost for more heavily barricaded buildings. Logically, you can't pull someone into an extreamly heavily barricaded building. Something along the lines of 2 AP to pull into a non-barricaded to light barricades, 3 for quite to very strongly barricaded, and 4 for heavily to very heavily barricaded. AP amounts are tentative.
|discussion=|}}
====Discussion (Drag to safety)====
New suggestions go at the top of the list, it's not like we put that in big red letters or anything...
Also, massive dupe. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 21:01, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
I like the concept of fellow survivors pulling you back to your safehouse moments before the zombies munch on your brains. But this is kinda free lunchie. Maybe if it depended on your AP, not HP. As if you are too exhausted to do anything. --[[User:Turtleboy412|Turtleboy412]] 21:27, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
The dupe is fireman's carry isn't it? --{{User:Rosslessness/Sig}} 21:50, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
:Indeed. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 22:20, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
::Yeah, is this on FS? {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 02:25, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
Seems so --[[User:Diablor|Diablor]] 22:05, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
DUPE-O-RAMA. And: "but if that person is not online at that exact moment, they have approximatly zero chance of not dying" ... not true. I've survived and helped others and seen others survive drags... It's rare, yeah, but mainly because of a lack of survivor coordination more than anything. 'Sides, revives are easy to come by if you have half a brain, so death is not a big deal. --03:56, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
Ah, so it had been mentioned before. I just hadn't seen it. However, just want to clarify that the previously suggested one seemed to allow for carrying between blocks, where this is just dragging them inside. Zombies can't drag someone from one block to the next (as far as I know), they go from inside to out. So this is just outside to in. [[User:Faranya|Faranya]] 17:39, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Construction Supplies===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time=[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 17:00, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Item
|suggest_scope=Survivors
|suggest_description=This item would be a buff (but not an excessive one) for survivors trying to fix long ruined buildings. You can do a lot with your toolkit, just fixing a ruined building with whatever supplies are on hand. But it becomes easier if you bring some fresh lumber, nails, paint, and other similar home improvement components.
Construction Supplies would be an item available in warehouses at a rate of 15%. To prevent survivors from stockpiling them they would have an enormous encumbrance: 30%.
If a survivor has Construction Supplies in their inventory when they repair a ruin, the Construction Supplies are used up, AP repair cost is 20% less than normal. This is always rounded down, so for repair costs from 1-9 Construction Supplies only save you 1AP. Hardly worth it. You wouldn't want to bother heading to a warehouse, searching for Construction Supplies, and lugging them around to fix a recent ruin. But at higher levels it could prove crucial to fix a building and have AP to limp to safety or throw up a hasty barricade.
For example, a 60AP ruin would cost 48AP to repair with supplies. Just enough to freerun next door or throw up light barricades. More extreme ruins would still put you into negative AP, but you'd have a better chance of waking up before a zombie found your defenseless unbarricaded building.
For those opposed to freebies, this isn't <i>really</i> a freebie. It's just the opportunity to prepare. Construction Supplies would only save you 5AP on a moderate 25AP ruin, probably less than you spent searching. And at higher numbers where the supplies start saving you more, I think a survivor deserves a little bit of credit for tackling an impressively ruined structure. Saving 16AP during a suicide mission to repair an 80AP ruin doesn't seem particular unbalancing.
What do you think?
|discussion=|}}
====Discussion (Construction Supplies)====
Fixed title for you.  I think the encumbrance is still too low.  Have you ever tried walking around casually carrying a load of lumber?  I suggest that the encumbrance go up to at least 51%.  --{{User:Galaxy125/Sig}}19:19, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:Thanks. I'm worried 51% might be a little high. A generator, which is really damn heavy (I had to lug one once), is merely 20%. It's about the same weight, maybe heavier, as a car engine block. --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 21:20, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:I think it's about right-couldn't you simply just limit it to one per ruin (so the ability doesn't stack? {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 22:55, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
::Oh no, I never meant it to stack. If you have more than one set of Supplies you only use up one of them. --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 03:17, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
Encumbrance isn't necessarily weight. Its ease of movement. And with technology the way it is... (http://www.consumersearch.com/portable-generators/honda-eu1000i) is much easier to carry then lumber - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 02:28, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
:True, but that generator is recommended for electronics. It couldn't power an entire building. --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 03:20, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
::What exactly do you mean 'power an entire building'? the only effect setting up a generator has is turning on the lights and making it easier to see to search. granted, theres RP stuff like music in clubs and movies in theaters, but most commercial large generators you see are meant to power heating units and tv's and ovens and huge other things that people in residential centers cant live without in case of a power outage. the generators in UD are for lights. i would say they would be not much larger then the one i provided the link to, and the primary reason for that example is to show that generators are not 100 lbs, but some are much much smaller. large peices of lumber, however, are not going to get any smaller. - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 09:44, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
I dislike the idea of a 'lump' item to do this. I'd prefer a smaller stackable item. Something like:
*'''''Construction Materials''''' - ''3% encumbrance, find rate and locations to be determined - Construction Materials naturally 'stack' in your inventory, if you find a second lot of Construction Materials then you will still have a single entry in your inventory that will read Construction Materials x 2 (or to whatever number you have). If the Construction Materials are clicked in your inventory whilst in a ruined building, all your construction materials are used up and the repair cost of the building is reduced by 1% for each piece of Construction Materials in your inventory, fractions rounded down. This reduction only applies to your next action, it will not change the cost for any other player and will return to its original cost if you perform another action which is not repairing the building. Therefore someone with Construction Materials x 33 attempting to use them to repair a 10AP ruin will find that cost reduced by 33%, 3.3AP, which would be rounded to 3, leaving the building to be repaired as the player's next action for 7AP.''
This, I think, continues the tradition of allowing survivor players to 'bank' their AP (perform actions for no immediate benefit that will cause considerable savings down the line) and both assist in the repair of the 100AP+ ruins whilst not significantly nerfing the smaller AP ruin totals. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 02:50, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
:icariot you're a good kid, ya know that?--{{User:J3D/ciggy}} 04:44, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
Pointless. I mean it makes so little difference, ''why bother?'' Just stop whinging and deal with the game. It's not all that hard, not really. And, until you've actually DONE some Extreme Repairs, you've no right to whinge about how horrid they are. I've done lots, so has J3D, and many others to.. And we don't whinge about ZOMG it's SO UNFAIR gimme a game-buff... We just do 'em... and the more annoying of us claim our bragging rights by posting spiffy templates on our profiles.... '':D''  --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 08:57, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
:I agree with Wan. I've also done a number of high AP repairs, and its really no more difficult then any other task. find local survivors, let them know where you'll be so they can help, or join a group. - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 09:45, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
::And as per usual, I don't support nerfing decay in way, shape or form. It's been one of the best updates [[Kevan|K]] has made since I started playing UD. There only two reasons that repair costs ever get unwieldly: either because survivors are totally negligent, or because zombies are being totally awesome at keeping the survivors out and holding buildings. In either case, the result -- high repair costs -- is completely justified. Also, just as a point of interest: I survived maybe 40% of my suicide-repairs (going to -100 AP and below) without even a scratch! Because most of the places where I did them were abandoned by both harmanz and zambahz... Other times I got friends to cade around me and/or heal me up... Then, some other times, I died... ah well. --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 11:17, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Yup. Sometimes i would wake up and wonder if i was remembering correctly that i had 'suicide' repaired that building, gone completely unnoticed, and just stepped into the next ruin over and repaired it too. - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 01:28, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Message when healing someone with Body Building===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time={{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 23:01, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Minor improvment
|suggest_scope=All medics and doctors (survivors who heal other survivors.)
|suggest_description=When a medic uses a FAK on someone with body building the first time (ie: subsequent heals won't show the message,) they get a short message advising that their pateient has body building. At the moment, in order to check (and to see if you have to apply that final FAK,) one must go into their profile, and then manually check the skills list. This will save a bit of time for doctors. No skill would be required-if you are getting close enough to heal, you could probably tell that they are that little bit stronger anyway.
|discussion=|}}
====Discussion (Message when healing someone with Body Building)====
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--{{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 10:19, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
Its free info but if limited to heals that take the target over 40 (or even 45) HP's i would vote keep--[[User:Honestmistake|Honestmistake]] 00:20, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:Not really. As I said, the information is already there, this just makes it easier to get. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 01:06, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:: Its helpful to lazy players like myself so I think its a great idea :-P --[[User:Mightyoak|<span style="color: ForestGreen">mo</span>]] [[User talk:Mightyoak|<span style="color: DarkGreen">ヽ(´ー｀)ﾉ </span>]] <sup>[[MCM|<span style="color: DeepSkyBlue ">MCM</span>]] [[MOB|<span style="color: DarkMagenta">MOB</span>]] [[Dribbling Beavers|<span style="color: SaddleBrown">DB</span>]]</sup> 01:38, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Laziness aside, it saves IP hits and server load. Just have it say "You heal X hit points, bringing them to X out of 60." --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 04:53, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
::::you can save the ip hit yourself by opening the players profile in a new window or tab.--{{User:J3D/ciggy}} 06:34, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:::::Or just hitting the back button, assuming your browser doesn't refresh the page. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 07:41, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
::::Somehow I prefer "You heal X hit points.  Your patient's massive muscles give you a raging erection."  --{{User:Galaxy125/Sig}}19:21, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
Doesn't make sense. I'm sorry, it really doesn't. Kevan has enough pay from ads, its not like he's hurting from even more IP hits. just keep your eyes open and click profiles when you need to, or add an extension. Logic wise, its not like a doctor gets a message when he puts a bandaid on someone that says "Hey, this person is extra resilient to attacks!" So i say no reason. - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 11:07, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:Extensions should never need to be added for something that should be in game, so the "Add an extension!" argument doesn't make much sense. As I've said, this is a timesaver, and I never intended to use it to save IP hits, and finally, in real life, you could probably tell, bigger muscles, etc. Not that realism ever mattered that much (gameplay>realism.) {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 11:45, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
::My point is, it is in game. If you heal the person and it just so happens to heal exactly to 50 and you want to heal them again, then check their skills. Thats in game. If you want it any different, add an extension, because any more then that is adding something that is currently available. Thats why there isn't inventory sorting in game, because it doesn't really matter to the whole game. If you personally want it displayed different and think it helps, then use an add on. This, however, will not help anyone, realistically. Its giving more information then realistically it should. All that said and done, if this goes to voting i won't vote kill on it, but i also probably won't vote keep. I don't care. So don't think i'm opposed, or what have you. - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 02:24, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
Curiosity: I heal X and get the message. Then I give an aid kit to Y and one to X again. Do I get the body building message when re-healing X? --{{User:Janus Abernathy/Sig}} 13:24, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:No, you only get it once per heal-that is, if they get damaged again, the message will reset. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 14:23, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
I'm sorry, but I really don't see the need for this.  I just click on the person's profile link and take a look if I want to know if they have bodybuilding.  This doesn't cost me any AP to do, so I don't understand why this would be necessary.--[[User:Lois Millard|Lois Millard]] 15:14, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
Pointless. Just open the profile, ya lazy fuck. Or use Viktor (Russianname)'s profile viewer, it rawks. --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 09:00, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Burn Bodies===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time=--[[User:Diablor|Diablor]] 20:56, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Skill
|suggest_scope=Dead bodies
|suggest_description=''Older survivors have begun to notice that burning bodies aren't fed upon by zombies and have begun to burn many bodies in the street.''
This suggestion is incorporating a skill and an item to go with it (Because shooting a flare gun to light something is fucking retarded).
Skill:  Body Burning
*Tree:  Zombie Hunter
*Cost:  100
*Description:  Player may use a lighter to burn dead bodies to prevent zombies from eating them
Item:  Lighter
*Search Percentages:  Clubs 3%, Police Stations: 2%, Hotels/Motels 4%, Arms/Pubs: 6%
*Uses:  4-8
*Purpose:  Every use of a lighter is used to burn a single body
The reason this will require it to be a zombie hunter skill is because it would be pointless to burn a revifying body.  Anyways this would allow you to burn dead bodies so zombies couldn't feed on them for hp.  It would not affect the dead player AT ALL.  You would burn 1 body at a time for 1 ap
|discussion=|}}
====Discussion (Burn Bodies)====
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--{{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 10:18, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
You'd need more than a lighter to set fire to a body. Make it require a fuel can and I'll agree to it, if only because it's a colossal waste of survivor AP. --[[User:The Hierophant|Papa Moloch]] 22:17, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
:If the zombies had clothes on, then the lighter could set fire to them, and then set fire to the body, but admitidly, it's a long shot. A fuel can would make more sense. And yeah, this would be a massive waste of APs. Real zombies don't care about their HP. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 22:38, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
::A bottle of propane with a torch attachment would burn off the skin, but to actually burn the body you would need a lot more heat.  You could make it so if the body stood up it would get a damage per action debuff and let them spread it to other people and buildings.  --{{User:Gardenator/sig}} 01:10, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
Does anyone really care if their body is fed on while they are dead?  It doesn't do anything to you - you still are revived at 1/2 health, regardless. (unless I am mistaken)  This seems pointless to me. --[[User:Lois Millard|Lois Millard]] 15:17, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:::I'd personally be more inclined to eat bodies if they had been set on fire - it's been ages since I've had a hot meal in Malton [[User:Sanpedro|Sanpedro]] 23:31, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
''Barbagah'' harmanbargarz... NAM NAM! --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 09:02, 17 December 2008 (UTC)


===Ignore based on Radio Broadcast===
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|'''Timestamp:''' [[User:Khwud|Khwud]] ([[User talk:Khwud|talk]]) 17:27, 8 July 2024 (UTC)
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|'''Type:''' UI enhancement
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|'''Scope:''' Interface
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|'''Description:''' Allow 'ignore' from radio broadcasts; users are hiding behind their anonymity to allow them to broadcast things that would broadly trigger them to be ignored, if their user ID was visible.  Adding their name, or an auto-generated call-sign (it is for a radio, after all) or something so that they could be blocked based on their broadcasts would help user experience.  In addition, and broadcasts that get more than a threshold number could get tagged for review, and the user potentially having their (in-game) ham-license revoked.
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====Discussion (Ignore based on Radio Broadcast)====
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===Shrink the map===
===Zombie Revive Avoidance and Brain Rot Buff===
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{{suggestionNew
|'''Timestamp:''' --[[User:Uroguy|Uroguy]]<sup>[[Zookeepers|TMZ]]</sup> 16:28, 14 February 2023 (UTC)
|suggest_time={{User:Swiers/Sig}} 20:57, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
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|suggest_type=Change
|'''Type:''' Map change
|suggest_scope=zombies and [[revivification]]
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|suggest_description=Zombies can "lurch" in front of people building barricades, and can "wander away in the dark" when being revived, but still can't generally choose to walk away from a needle wielding reviver.  I propose that there should be a toggle setting in your profile which would allow you to try to avoid being revived.  Attempts to revive "resisting" zombies would have a 75% chance of failing, with a cost of 1 AP and no lost needle, as when failing to revive a zombie in the dark.  Such an attempt (regardless of results) would bump the zombie to the bottom of the "revive stack".  Scanning a "resisting" zombie would be no more difficult, but would give an appropriate flavor text along with the current info to indicate that revification would be difficult.<br>
|'''Scope:''' Everyone
Now, people will say this nerfs brain rot.  But it doesn't - brain rot is much better because it blocks scans, AND breaks needles.  However, I suggest that brain rot also be buffed so that when somebody DOES successfully scan you, all they get is a message saying the target has brain rot and the option to attempt a revive - they do NOT get a link to your profile!  Viva zombie anonymity!  Barhah!
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|discussion=|}}
|'''Description:''' There are just over 3000 active characters in the game currently likely counting a significant percentage of alts and zergs. Shrinking the map by eliminating the outer first two rings of suburbs would increase the amount of interactions between the remaining characters. This shrink could be increased or decreased depending on future changes to the playerbase.
====Discussion (Zombie Revive Avoidance and Brain Rot Buff)====
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====Discussion (Shrink the map)====
 
--{{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 10:17, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
 
I think this falls along the lines of more of an unneeded auto-defense, it's not gonna cost that much ap to get killed and turn into a zombie again and also if a zombie doesn't want to be revived it would probably be a good idea to get away from an NT or just put something up in their profile that says don't revive or something along those lines.  --[[User:Diablor|Diablor]] 21:15, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
:It's not an auto defence in the same way shotgun hit percentages against a sleeping target are not an 'auto defence' you retarded trenchie futher mucker. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 00:41, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
 
I do like the second one, but then the profile of a zombie with brain rot would never be seen unless someone looked it up on the database. Maybe make it an option when buying rot whether to have your profile shown during scans? Also, I think the "resisting" option should be bought as a skill, instead of just getting that ability for nothing. Just my two cents. --{{User:Pestolence/Sig}} 21:29, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
:You could still see a rotter's profile if it attacked you, or if it killed somebody else, or if it broke a generator, or ruined the building you were in (you'd need to be a zombie for that), or if it spoke / performed a gesture.  In fact, rotters who want revives generally talk quite a lot, specifically so that people CAN see their profile.  {{User:Swiers/Sig}} 21:33, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
 
I don't see the point.  Brain Rot already does this, essentially, does it not?--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 22:28, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
 
Only if survivors get a 75% of falling on any syringes they are carrying upon death and injecting themselves. No I don't think survivors should have that, nor do I think zombies need further ways of avoiding revivification. - [[User:Whitehouse]] 22:38, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
:That's odd.. it just occurred to me that zombie accuracy against cades is 25%... Anyhow, still not the same. As for your brainrot buff. Doesn't that take away the whole reward for DNA extracting in the first place? I have a character who doesn't DNA extract to revive, he extracts because I am looking for rotters to add to my contact list. - [[User:Whitehouse]] 22:51, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
::Yes, it would make that tactic inviable.  Then again, that tactic was only made viable as an update to scanning.  {{User:Swiers/Sig}} 17:20, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
Doesn't go far enough. As I've been saying for years, if survivors insist on using syringes as weapons, they should be forced to hit with similar percentages to any other weapon. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 00:41, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
:Nice idea, but unworkable... unless you assume every zombie is resisting revivification... which is logical... but... Actually, you can think of the 10 AP cost is an equivalent to attacking. I mean, if you make reviving an attack, then does it now cost only 1 AP like every other attack?
:In anyway event, back to the suggestion... It duplicates Brain Rot. If you wanna avoid revives, get Rot. Right? --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 02:04, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
::It's not an attack in anyway. The current cost reflects the need for precision when making the injection, unless entered into the brain stem through the back of the neck the revivification drug cannot combat the undead state before the infection renders it inert, the very reason the revivification drug cannot be administered in aerosol form from helicopters.
 
::If it was an attack then the cost would go down as character increased in proficiency, i.e. gain higher skills in the Necrotech tree. My idea no more assumes that zombies are avoiding revivification than the hit and heal tactic does on consensual survivors. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 02:16, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
 
:''Nice idea, but unworkable... unless you assume every zombie is resisting revivification... which is logical... but... Actually, you can think of the 10 AP cost is an equivalent to attacking. I mean, if you make reviving an attack, then does it now cost only 1 AP like every other attack?''
:''In anyway event, back to the suggestion... It duplicates Brain Rot. If you wanna avoid revives, get Rot. Right? --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 02:04, 15 December 2008 (UTC)''
::This doesn;t assume every zombie tries to avoid revives- that's why its an optional setting in your profile!  And the ATTEMPT to revive costs 1 AP, because that's how "long" it takes to realize the zombie is wriggling away.  This already exists as a feature (in the dark) and also you only spend 1 AP to break a needle on a rotter.  Its only SUCCESSFUL needle use that currently currently costs 10 AP, and I think that's fair.  As for duplicating brain rot- yes and no.  For a dedicated zombie, its far weaker, because it doesn't waste needles, and you can't "block the stack".  Its mainly intended for death cultists and dual nature players who want a temporary break from combat revives.  {{User:Swiers/Sig}} 17:20, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
 
I may be unused to the new changes, but how would this change affect survivors' attempts to seize NecroTech? I remember that in the past, people would place gennys in NTs and pump out revives so as to reclaim the building from zeds. If ransack/"dark" buildings prohibit people from placing generators inside NTs, then sure, this change really wouldn't affect that. However, if it is the other way around, I'd have to go against. Nerfing the survivors' attempts to seize control of NTs would lead to a temporary imbalance until survivors larn how to adapt, and will severely cause survivors to whine and cry until they actually do adapt (by realizing that all that really happened is that you raised the cost of Combat Revives from 10 AP to ~14 AP), and I don't want that to happen. (There is also the problem of resisting zombies blocking revive queues, but I strongly suspect surviviors have already adapted, so I don't really care)
 
Quite frankly though, while I do like the idea of making sure brain rotted zombies don't get your profile link, the rest of the suggestion I don't like personally...if only because I find "Combat Revives" incredibly funny and enjoyable. It's part of the "Urban Dead" flavor, like death cultists, coordinated zombies, and revive points.--[[User:ShadowScope|ShadowScope]]<sup>[[User:Kevan|'the true enemy']]</sup> 15:39, 15 December 2008 (UTC) EDIT: Actually, doesn't this nerf DIRTNAP too? Now, you could just reviving and reviving and reviving all the time, without caring for WHO you are reviving (except for brain rotters, but hey, just 'skip' them and revive other people)...but if this change is implemented, you have to actually start caring who you are reviving, so you don't accidentally waste a couple of AP accidently reviving resisting zombies. I understand DIRTNAP makes survivors super-powerful and there is no counter to it, but...I prefer a less...blatant...attempt to correct it.--[[User:ShadowScope|ShadowScope]]<sup>[[User:Kevan|'the true enemy']]</sup> 15:48, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
:Dirtnap is a method of performing revives.  If your goal is to revive people who want to play as survivors, this may actually help it, because you;d be less likely to waste a needle on a zombie who is just gonna window jump.  Dirtnap can be used in conjunction with combat revives, and it would nerf that a bit, but not really all that much.  Because really, all this does is push zombies that don't want revives to the bottom of the stack, and add maybe 3 AP to the cost of doing a revive when none of the zombie present wants to be revived. 25% chance to revive, with failures costing 1 AP, just puts the average revive cost at 13 AP....  {{User:Swiers/Sig}} 02:52, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
 
The resisting a revive setting is basically a non-permanent Brain Rot. While my non-rotter career zombie would definitely benefit, I'd still have to say no. Dual-natured players and death cultists purposefully place themselves in positions that are subject to random revives and should deal with it. Buy Rot if you don't want revived. If you don't want revived at the moment, but would like to be revived in the future, you can buy Rot and go to a Rot clinic later or just deal with it. As for the Brain Rot buff, no me gusta. I'm all for zombie anonymity, but the entire point of scanning is to get a name. --[[User:William Told|William Told]] 23:06, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Level Limit===
===Action Points===
{{suggestionNew
{|
|suggest_time=[[User:Kamikazie-Bunny|Kamikazie-Bunny]] 20:58, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
|'''Timestamp:''' [[User:Wolldog1]] 10:07, 26 July 26, 2022
|suggest_type=Diversity
|-
|suggest_scope=All Players
|'''Type:''' Action Points Increase Regeneration Rate
|suggest_description=
|-
As most players are probably aware once you reach level 43 (unless your rot free) you become exactly the same as everyone else... Varying XP costs encourage diversity for lower level characters but that soon becomes redundant once players begin accumulating XP with more ease. A level limit would help encourage higher level characters to focus their skills and be suited to particular roles. The level limit should not be high enough to penalise players who prefer different tactics or dual nature so a limit of 10% of the maximum possible skills should be acceptable. So I'm suggesting a maximum level based on the formula.
|'''Scope:''' Everyone
 
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:Maximum Level = Skill Count - (Skill Count x 0.1)
|'''Description:''' Due to the passage of time with mobile games and other real time action games without restriction,  I think that we should address the action points system of the game. This game can only realistically be played for 5 minutes a day. So it's not really a seller for new blood. If we want to see this game survive it needs to evolve into something more exciting than 5 minutes. My suggestion is double the regeneration rate to improve activity. I love this game.  I want to play it more. And the die hard fans I'm sure feel the same. More will go on in a day, sure. But that's for both sides. We're ready for it. Let's get this game moving again. We need this.
 
|}
In order to prevent current players gaining an unfair advantage/losing skills I'd suggest the current limit be capped at lvl45 and this not be brought into effect until the Skill Count = 50. I am aware that this is not likely to happen for a while but I am putting this up for discussion now as opposed to in the future when the level cap would need to be higher.
====Discussion (Action Points)====
 
|discussion=|}}
====Discussion (Level Limit)====
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--{{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 00:20, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
 
No. Don't mess with other people's XP or choices. They worked for them. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 21:06, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
:I kind of like that any player can do anything. I just wish there was more to do! --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 21:53, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
::'Leveling up' is not the point of this game. Role play. That will give you an infinite amount to do. Stop hiding in the malls and try to run a Rotter Revive Clinic. Have a zombie who goes into the middle of green suburbs and destroy buildings on your own. Repair ruined buildings. There are plenty of challenges beyond leveling. - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 08:57, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
 
This is irrelevant and redundant as there already IS a level limit. Once you acquire all the skills (that you want) in the game, you have reached the limit. What you REALLY seem to be arguing is that Kevan shouldn't include more than 50 skills total. Or your suggesting there be single choice skills or something.  I cna't tell becuase this suggestion is stupid.--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 04:20, 13 December 2008 (UTC)
:I'll try to simplify it for you as you can't seem to grasp the concept; two examples:
::*When 50 skills are available the maximum amount you can have is 45.
::*When 100 skills are available the maximum amount you can have is 90.
:What this should mean is that when you have maxed out there will still be some variance amongst the top level players. Granted 5 out of 50 skills isn't too much of a difference when you consider that for quite a few players the ROT tree would make up some of those skills and there will be a core set (free run/barricade/lurching gate), but it would still promote a little variance. This has nothing to do with limiting the skills available in game, only the ones your character can make use of. The level cap till 50 was suggested to prevent problems if it was implemented now. As the game stands now imagine you were limited to 39 skills instead of 43, everyone would be almost identical but with slight variations making them better suited for certain tasks. At least I hope... --[[User:Kamikazie-Bunny|Kamikazie-Bunny]] 12:24, 13 December 2008 (UTC)
:::That DOES clarify things, thanks.  The problem is is your limiting what skills that can be included and you don't take into account zombie skills. You also can't limit it that way.  How would it work anyway?  The only way it would work is if the next 7 skills are all included SIMULTANEOUSLY.  Othwerwise you would not be able to dictate the limit. Once we hit 50 skills, HOW would you enforce the limit if everyon has 49 and the limit doesn't kick in until 50?  To use your example of current mechanics, if I were limited to 39 skills instead of the full 43, players would be LOSING skills to meet the limitation and nobody would do that.  I DO like the idea of diversity, but not THIS way.  Not where players have to lose skills they aleady have.--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 20:33, 13 December 2008 (UTC)
 
What might work better is to make it cost more to buy more skills. Say the first 10 are normal cost, then the next 5 cost double, the next five x4, the next five x8, the next five x16 (thats up to level 30 there) and so on.  {{unsigned|Swiers|17:25, 13 December 2008 (UTC)}}
 
'''Hell no'''. This wouldn't change ''anything'' for the characters who only play one side, but would be a severe blow to dual nature characters. Also, the "''encourage higher level characters to focus their skills and be suited to particular roles''" thing is already done quite well by the limited inventory space. If you want to encourage it further, suggest a smaller inventory. The current limit is ridiculously high anyway. --[[User:Midianian|Midianian]]&nbsp;<small><sup><span style="background-color:black;color:yellow">'''Big&nbsp;Brother&nbsp;Diary&nbsp;Room:&nbsp;[518,13]'''</span></sup></small> 18:01, 13 December 2008 (UTC)
 
Go find another way to sneak through a zombie nerf. You can have this when we all get un-buy skill. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 14:42, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
 
He also doesn't say what happens to the people who already have said skills. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 22:06, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Monroeville Endgame===
===Drone===
{{suggestionNew
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|suggest_time={{User:Blake Firedancer/sig}} 09:41, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
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|suggest_type=Scenario
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|suggest_scope=Monroeville characters
|'''Type:''' Survivor Item
|suggest_description=I think it's pretty safe to say that Monroeville is dead. Or, more accurately, undead. Thus, I propose the following 'endgame' scenario.
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|'''Scope:''' Survivors
The first stage of the endgame is to un-hide every character. Idling out no longer hides characters.
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|'''Description:''' Portable drone, found in mall tech stores, which are pointless as we all know. Encumbrance is 10%. When activated for 15ap they provide an image of a 10x10 grid centred on the survivor, showing the current outside status of all blocks including zombies, survivors and dead bodies. Like DNA scanners, Drones are multi use.
In the same vein as ''Night of the Living Dead'', the military is called in with the task of eliminating everything that still stands, burning the bodies as they go to fully eradicate the infestation.
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====Discussion (Drone)====
Eliminating a zombie is done the same way as in the movie: pile up the bodies and start a bonfire. Bonfires are started by use of a fuel can and flare gun. One fuel can will douse all bodies in an area, one Flare gun blast will ignite all doused bodies in an area.
Would there be a message displayed to the players to the effect of "there's a drone buzzing overhead", similar to a flare? --{{User:A Helpful Little Gnome/Sig}} 02:19, 24 July 2022 (UTC)
 
New characters can be made, but they will all be of the same class: "Marine". Marines start at Level 5 with an Assault Rifle, a pistol and an extra clip for each. Their starting skills are Basic Firearm Training, Basic Pistol Training, Radio Operation, Free Running and Headshot. Their task is to eliminate all the zombies in the city.
 
After two weeks, no more marine characters can be made. From then on, the game has two possible outcomes: Marines win or Zombies win.
 
Marines win if the only characters that are still alive are of the class Marine. Zombies win if all the characters still alive are of the class Zombie.
 
In either case, once one of the two Monroeville Endgame outcomes is reached, the city is deemed officially over. All characters within will be deleted and we will finally be done with it.
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====Discussion (Monroeville Endgame)====
 
The endgame already happened and zombies won. --[[User:Midianian|Midianian]]&nbsp;<small><sup><span style="background-color:black;color:yellow">'''Big&nbsp;Brother&nbsp;Diary&nbsp;Room:&nbsp;[511,12]'''</span></sup></small> 11:06, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
 
Meh. I guess we need to end Monroeville someday... {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 11:26, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
 
:What about those survivors still alive?--{{User:Rosslessness/Sig}} 11:50, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
::That's the only real problem with ending it now, but I can't really see a compromise. As Kevan said somewhere (I can't find the quote,) ether NecroTech sets up in Monroeville, or we simply transfer all characters to Malton. Personally, I don't like ether (NT-we don't want to split the player base too much, and people would expect the same for Borehamwood+future cities, and Malton, don't want to have a forced ending.) But that's just me. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 11:58, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
:::How many horror movies have you seen where the military gets called in to ''save'' people from zombies? None. They either kill everyone to ensure the virus doesn't escape, or they are there from the initial outbreak. Consider that a combined Survivor/PKer victory. --{{User:Blake Firedancer/sig}} 09:40, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
::::That could create an interesting alliance between zombies and the "other" survivors. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 09:42, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
:::::Not really, the zombie's victory means that everyone has to be a zombie, the survivors included. --{{User:Blake Firedancer/sig}} 21:12, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
What I think would make a good end game would be a "scenario" style thing.  All remaining survivors have to make it to a a given point within a given period of time to "escape" the city.  If the the survivors can get to the location(s) and stay there for X amount of time, ah helicopter will rescue them.  The military will send a radio transmission to anyone listening to the frequenc(ies) telling them the coordinates of up to 4 locations in the city and a period of time of, say 3 days, to start say 2 weeks from the first broadcast.  Any survivors that can make it to one of those locations AND survive for, say 24 hours at the location will be "rescued".  Also, if the player fires a flare from a clear location (ie. not one of the 4 coded locations, but clear, like a street, park or other space for a helicopter to land) there is, say, a 30% chance of rescue.  Somthing like that.--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 04:30, 13 December 2008 (UTC)
:THAT is a cool use for these old cities. Totally! --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 02:19, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
::No, it's not. Unlike Malton, [[Walk The Earth|career zombies]] in these new cities (zombies who have made the game interesting by starting as the undead) don't have access to radios and so it's a fucking cake walk to a 'survivor victory' that we, who (in the case of Monroeville) sacrificed our chances of winning the shiny prizes to make the game interesting, will never hear the end of that we 'lost'. Things like this need to be coded in from the start with hints given in game and in the sanctioned background in order to work. All three sides need a chance of 'victory'. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 02:38, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Its just a very basic idea.  Of course there has to be a way for zombies to acquire the information.  That's a given.  That's also why it was a comment to a suggestion and not a suggestin itself since it needs to be thought out more.  And also, what is "all THREE sides"?--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 03:30, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
::::The basic idea is narrow-minded, the same that didn't allow the zombies to be in with a chance of winning prizes in Monroeville, even though our presence and actions allowed others to win shiny prizes. I'm quite sure what idiots would consider our 'whining' after Monroeville caused Kevan to allow us to enter the competition in Borehamwood. The three sides of the game are survivor, zombie and PKer, three distinct play styles allowed by the game and Kevan. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 03:37, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
::::PKing isn't a side its a lifestyle choice! You might as well say that Rotters form a fourth side, everyone can do it but most choose not to!--[[User:Honestmistake|Honestmistake]] 09:35, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
:::::"Pking is a third side" is very much up for debate. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 09:42, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
::::::In a matter of days we're going to have 2 pretty much identical cities. BHM and MV are going to be zombie infested wastelands. At which point im sure kevan will [[Dupe]] one. After all If a fourth city was created (with different rules) IP restrictions would stop some people even playing it.--{{User:Rosslessness/Sig}} 21:22, 15 December 2008 (UTC)  
:::::::Hasn't Kevan stated previously that it's just as easy to leave old cities open? {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 22:42, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
::::I agree the basic idea IS pro-survivor.  But that doesn't mean it is unworkable.  And I have to agree with Link that PKing being a "third side" is debatable.  Kevan DOES allow it but I believe he has also stated it is not to be promoted or demoted.--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 04:08, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
 
Full disclosure: I have a Borehamwood player and no Monroeville player, so I have no stake in this particular debate but I WOULD have a stake if we presume that whatever happens to Monroeville will probably also happen--or will help establish what happens--to Borehamwood. I agree with the original posters' fundamental premise: The non-NT side-cities need some kind of end game. Without the ability to revive or permakill, both cities are doomed to become boring and redundant, with survivors hopscotching from ruin to ruin, and zombies wandering aimlessly with literally nothing to do. The simplest end game is for Kevan to just terminate the cities and thank everyone for playing, but that isn't very interesting. Some sort of "dash for the exit" scenario would be cool, as would a scorched earth marine invasion. I agree with dissenters who think the zombies should have an equal opportunity to "win", perhaps by thwarting the rescue. It seems to me that this discussion is moot. Has Kevan given any indication that he is interested in changing the fundamental operating premises of Monroeville and/or Borehamwood? If not, I don't see much point in speculating on this topic. If he HAS indicated that this is something he could pursue, please link me to that discussion. Someone below said that Kevan described the two end games already: add Necrotech or put all the survivors in Malton. Any reason to think that has changed?--[[User:Saburai|Saburai]] 18:16, 18 December 2008 (UTC)
 
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===Helicopters===
===Backpack===
{{suggestionNew
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|suggest_time=[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 18:54, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
|'''Timestamp:''' [[User:Wild Crazy|Wild Crazy]] ([[User talk:Wild Crazy|talk]]) 20:55, 20 September 2021 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Skill
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|suggest_scope=Survivors
|'''Type:''' New item
|suggest_description=Ok, I know vehicles have been suggested before and it's generally a bad/ridiculous idea but here I've tried to write a working idea for helicopters in game. Let me know what you think please. This suggestion has a few elements so I'll try to explain it as simple as possible.
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|'''Scope:''' Survivors
Helicopters would allow single survivors to travel between malls and forts, being the only places with large enough flat roofs or a helipad to land on. There would be a limited number of helicopters and obviously you could only use one if one is present. In mall squares or in the fort armory when a helicopter is present the room description would say "A helicopter is upstairs on the roof" or "X helicopters are on the roof" if there is more than one.
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|'''Description:''' This will be a new item found in schools with a 2% find rate and sports stores with a 4% find rate. The low numbers are because, like a flak jacket, once you find it you have it forever. It increases you encumbrance by 30%. However, you can't use an item that is in your backpack until you remove it from the backpack. It costs one AP to add an item to your backpack and one AP to remove an item. An item affects your regular encumbrance until added to the backpack. Items such as GPS, radios, cell phones, and flak jacket do not work when in your backpack. Items in your backpack will not be shown in your inventory, but the backpack itself will be shown in your inventory. There will be a drop box next to the word backpack that shows all the items inside. When you click on an item in that drop box, it removes it from your backpack (1 AP).
If a helicopter is present survivors that purchase a "Piloting" skill would have a dropdown display. It would list every mall and both forts. If they have a fuel can they can fly to the location of their choice. Flying moves them, and the helicopter, to that location and deducts the fuel can from their inventory and lowers their AP by 15.
 
I think a good number of helicopters would be 10 throughout the city, starting with 5 at each fort. Over time these would spread out and transfer between the 20 malls and 2 forts however survivors use them.
 
Nothing prevents someone else from taking a helicopter you've used or plan to use, so it's impossible to reserve your ride. Such is the apocalypse. Helicopters are a communal resource and easily stolen, for good or ill.


Helicopters cannot take off from ransacked armories or totally ransacked malls since there is no roof access. You can still fly to those locations though, but the helicopter will be stuck there until repairs are made.


WHY INTRODUCE HELICOPTERS? You can't use it to reinforce or evacuate a location because it can only transfer the pilot. And if a pilot takes it for someone else to use that strands the pilot there. It has two uses:
Q: Wouldn't this buff survivors, since they can carry more bullets and kill more zombies?


First is that it creates is a better network of communication and intelligence between the malls and forts. Pilots could land in, survey an area, and then tell other malls and forts in detail what they saw. "Hello Calvert. Just swung by Pole and Bale. Pole is ruined and has about 30 zombies inside, lucky one corner was empty so I could fix it and take off. Bale has about fifty survivors. No unruined NTs nearby though." Allows more precise information than the suburb mall status map, and would also help with updating it.
A: Since it costs an AP to add and remove an item, it wastes a lot of AP to put bullet clips in your backpack if you are planning on using them right away.


Second is that it could let pilots drop into held territory, behind enemy lines as it were, and then escape. They could repair a building and withdraw, or fly in with FAKs or syringes from an unruined building across the city. What keeps this from getting too overpowered, in addition to maybe getting stranded if their destination is ruined, is that if the pilot wants to escape they can't use too much AP, and they've already taken 15AP to get there. So a pilot landing in dangerous territory has 35AP at most. Even if they fly back at 1AP and return home -14AP they can probably only revive two people. And to revive someone in dangerous territory they've already wasted 30AP to transport themselves, rather than find more syringes or revive people. Useful? Yes, sometimes. Overpowering? I think not but please, give me your feedback.


Thank you for reading my long suggestion.
Q: If it wastes AP, what is the point?
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====Discussion (Helicopters)====
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--{{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 10:15, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
A: It will be useful if you want to carry around an extra stash of items, such as FAKs and Revivification Syringes, or if you are going far away from any resource buildings and need some extra supplies.


Sorry, but no. Leave the helicopters to the military. And come to think of it, all choppers would be shot down instantly by the military who don't want the virus to escape the city. - [[User:Whitehouse]] 19:28, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
:That's why there wouldn't be an option to fly outside of the city (besides there not being an outside of the city). Going past the border would result in getting shot down. But within the city the helicopters operate without military interference.--[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 21:16, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
::But logic wise how would that really stop you, or them? You have a helicopter, youre in a desperate situation, how many people do you think would take there chances?--[[User:G-Man|G-Man]] 11:05, 13 December 2008 (UTC)


Not a bad idea, but it falls into the "No Free Lunch" trap. Although these would be rare, in most cases, lowering your AP to 15 would be much better then a 15 day trip. At best, this could be an interesting scouting tool. At worst, it could make walking for long distances obsolete. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 22:09, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
Please give your thoughts.
:That system has the problem of giving different travel costs. For example someone with 50AP would spend 35AP for a trip while someone with 40 would spend 25.
:I don't think it's really free per se. It requires 15AP, plus a fuel can which takes a handful of AP to find.
:As for making walking obsolete, the problem of taking the helicopter prevents that from happening. It doesn't allow the entire population of one building to travel the map because the copters have to be brought back. So maybe one person manages to escape the falling mall, or reinforce the building under siege, but that strands everyone else. A few individuals might be able to move quicker for personal reasons, but it wouldn't change a suburb's population by more than +-10. Hardly significant in the long run. Also, the number of working helicopters at any given point is probably going to be less than 10. A lot of them will be trapped on ruined buildings. Many flown there deliberately by death cultists.
:Perhaps though travel costs should be higher, to discourage casual hops. 20AP maybe? What do you think?--[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 22:33, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
AP cost is irrelevant.  It could cost 100 AP and this suggestion still wouldn't work.  Why?  Because its teleportation.  Remember, zombies are players too.  If you can instantaneously travel across the city (essentially) without having to deal with zombies at all, that's overpowered.  Yes, it can be argued that the same can happen but quick clicking through squares or by free running, but even there zombies still have the chance to get in an attack or can follow.--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 02:35, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
:Pesatyel brought up a good point-this is insanely pro-survivor. The author tries to fix that by making it "rare," but that doesn't help a thing. Just means that the survivors that can use then would have an advantage. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 02:51, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
While free lunches taste best, this will be dead in the water. --[[User:William Told|William Told]] 07:01, 14 December 2008 (UTC)


Any air traffic from inside Malton would be shot down instantly before it had the chance of getting anywhere near the border. Remember, the people in the quarantine zone are to all effects and purposes ''invincible'', they cannot be permanently killed. If they waited until some moron tried to fly over the wall to shoot it down all they'd get is a mini horde emerging from the wreckage, all it takes is for one of those to have infectious bite for the quarantine to be broken. The military wouldn't even wait for such a vehicle to take off, it'd be pre-emptively hit when noticed by the satellites or flyovers. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 14:36, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
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====Discussion (Backpack)====
Even if the military didn't shoot them down immediately after taking off, anyone stupid enough to try and fly a helicopter without any training would either be unable to get it off the ground, or crash the thing in less than a minute. Does [[wikipedia:Helicopter_flight_controls|this]] look like something you could learn on your own? --[[User:Midianian|Midianian]]<small><sup>&#124;[[User talk:Midianian|T]]&#124;[[Developing Suggestions|DS]]&#124;[[:Category:Recently Closed Suggestions|C:RCS]]&#124;</sup></small> 14:59, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
:I'm not defending the suggestion (I already said my piece).  I'm merely pointing out that the suggestion DOES list a new skill (Piloting).  And if I can learn how to perform SURGERY on my own or how to mix chemicals in the right combination to create revival syringe, I can learn how to fly a helicopter.--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 22:35, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
::Hey, the people come back to life so you've got an infinite supply of patients to practice on <tt>:D</tt>! Most of the syringes are found, and manufacture ''could'' be fairly automated (just got to know which buttons to push), while (as the suggestion says) there'd only be a limited amount of helicopters you can crash while trying to learn before you run out <tt>:)</tt>. --[[User:Midianian|Midianian]]<small><sup>&#124;[[User talk:Midianian|T]]&#124;[[Developing Suggestions|DS]]&#124;[[:Category:Recently Closed Suggestions|C:RCS]]&#124;</sup></small> 23:58, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
 
Thanks for all the feedback. I'm definitely not submitting the suggestion as is. What are your thoughts on these possible changes:
1) Only allowing helicopters to fly between the forts. The flavor text can say that if they stray from the path between forts they'll be shot down. So rather than something that connects malls it could be something that only makes the forts more relevant to each other.
2) Making flying just a way of scouting. The helicopters can't take you anywhere, they just let you get a necrotech map like look at a suburb of your choice. Then you return to the fort to avoid being shot down (the character never actually leaves though, the flight is just flavor text and the map view). --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 15:00, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
:I think that you should be able to RP as a Helicopter.  Speak this ingame- *FOOP FOOP FOOP FOOP FOOP FOOP FOOP FOOP FOOP FOOP FOOP* until someone asks what the hell you are doing.  Then reply with something like *FEEDBACK HISS* "CITIZEN OF MALTON STAND BACK FROM THE HELIOCOPTER!" and repeat the *FOOP FOOP FOOP* thing.  --{{User:Gardenator/sig}} 00:58, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
:The first idea is quite interesting, but I'm still skeptical-forts are a bloody long way apart, and it makes it a lot harder for a death cultist to disable it by ruining them (more malls then forts.) They are about 50AP (one day's walk apart,) so you might want to mess with the AP cost. Two could also be interesting, but as I've said before, I just don't find this realistic. I mean, seriously, if you had the chance is a zombie apocalypse, you would fly out of the city, wouldn't you? The army would know that. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 23:00, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Rope===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time=[[User:Athur birling|Athur birling]] 14:16, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Item
|suggest_scope=Survivors
|suggest_description=I am suggesting the introduction of rope as a survivor item. It would apply to survivors.
The length of rope will allow players to exit buildings they are barricaded into and cannot leave it would also allow players to scale down buildings without the risk of injury from the Jump from a Window option. The locations I am suggesting are fire deptartments, factories and warehouse. I am not experianced enough with search rates so I leave that to the proffesionals to decide the right search rates. The AP cost would be 2AP to exit the building. This includes scaleing down from lower floors.
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====Discussion (Rope)====
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--{{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 22:12, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
Transplanted from the main page. Someone else can fix the formatting. Also, it's a dupe. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 14:21, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
What Iscarot said. Has anyone informed the author that his suggestion is now here (if not, I just did it anyway.) {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 02:48, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
:Yeah, Iscarot informed him. Not much else can be said about this. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 02:54, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
Fixed formatting as best I could. Also, bad idea that solves a non-existant problem. --{{User:Blake Firedancer/sig}} 03:55, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
:On second reading, yeah this makes no sense. Why not just exit the building? {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 04:46, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
::I don't think he has noticed that you can click the area next to your current location and just move there regardless of cade level! Probably used to Nexuswar or similar... --[[User:Honestmistake|Honestmistake]] 10:23, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
Yeah he means when you are in a EHB building and you cant just leave, you need to move to a adjacent square so its a nice idea but the cost of 2 AP would be the same as if you clicked on to the adacent square and then moved back making it a pointless item/skill, but if it was 1 AP then maybe... --[[User:Mightyoak|<span style="color: ForestGreen">mo</span>]] [[User talk:Mightyoak|<span style="color: DarkGreen">ヽ(´ー｀)ﾉ </span>]] <sup>[[MCM|<span style="color: DeepSkyBlue ">MCM</span>]] [[MOB|<span style="color: DarkMagenta">MOB</span>]] [[Dribbling Beavers|<span style="color: SaddleBrown">DB</span>]]</sup> 12:13, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Additional Firearms===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time=7:09 AM  December 9
|suggest_type=ect.
|suggest_scope=Survivors
|suggest_description=I'm fairly new to Urban dead, so researched on what type of things you could do, thats when I noticed their is only 2 actual firearms. Yes, anything beside a shotgun or pistol is unusual but, your bound to find something unusual in this place.
I'm just suggesting 2 firearms to put into the game, maybe a SMG, Damage
5 points (4 against a flak jacket.)
Base accuracy 5%
Capacity 6 Bullets from Pistol Clip or 30 Bullets from SMG clip
Locations Armories (3%), Police Departments (2%), Streets (1%?), Junkyards (1%?)
Encumbrance 8%
Special        Fires 3 shots in 1 attack
Assault Rifle
Base Accuracy  10%
Capacity        15 from rifle clip
Locations      Armories (2%), Police departments (2%), Streets (1%?), Junkyards (1%?)
Encumbrance    25%
And personally I believe that these weapons would make a great addition to the game.
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====Discussion (Firearms)====
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--{{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 01:26, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
Look [[Frequently_Suggested#The_List|here]], scroll down til you see SMG and Assualt rifle. Also go up to the military weapon section, that's also applicable.--{{User:J3D/ciggy}} 12:37, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
[[Frequently_Suggested#Military_Weaponry|This is a quicker link]] and also sign your posts. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 12:38, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
:The military weaponry bit doesn't mention SMGs--{{User:J3D/ciggy}} 13:00, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
::SMG's have passed into PR however. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 08:14, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
''And personally I believe that these weapons would make a great addition to the game.''  How does having a wider range of guns make the game any better?  Either it makes survivors more able to kill (more guns = easier to find) or less able to kill / more frustrated (more types of guns = less likely to find the ammo you currently need) - but neither makes the better.  And in fact, even the former doesn't really help survivors because revive / healing rates, not zombie killing power, are what enable survivors to do well.  It would really just encourage [[trenchcoat]]s and PKers.  {{User:Swiers/Sig}} 16:40, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
:I've been playing with a rifle that uses shotgun ammo as a compromise, but Swiers' arguments really kill any new gun. Sorry. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 08:14, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
According to the page history, the user [[User:Monxer|Monxer]] made this suggestion.
Actually, I've been considering suggesting a new starting class that starts with an Assault Rifle and an extra clip. However, I was thinking that neither the Assault Rifle, nor the ammo clips for it should be findable in Malton. That would balance the suggestion somewhat as this makes the weapon have a limited life span. --{{User:Blake Firedancer/sig}} 19:13, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Well some rifles make fine melee weapons ;) --[[User:Honestmistake|Honestmistake]] 00:26, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
::[[Flares]] are also firearms. --{{User:Rosslessness/Sig}} 19:15, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
::That's an interesting idea, Blake, but then what's the point for Kevan coding for a new weapon (which I think would be a pain in the ass,) just so newbies can use it until they run out of ammo? {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 08:14, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Well, level 1 players have very few ways to gain XP, given their accuracy ratings and such; a high-power weapon they can't restock might be just the thing to get them a level or two. --{{User:Blake Firedancer/sig}} 08:49, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
::::That's a good point, but it's no secret that Kevin doesn't like coding, and to stop people spawning heaps of lv1 accounts as zergs during an attack (since they have a new, powerful weapon.) If you want to continue this discussion, please make a new header. We are in danger of going off topic :). {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 09:32, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
You have to think simplistically.  The pistol is medium damage medium capacity, the shotgun is high damage, low capacity.  All that really leaves is low damage high capacity.  But that is already covered by the SMG suggestions.--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 02:07, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
:Low damage high capacity is covered by the fire axe and knife, which have INFINITE capacity.  {{User:Swiers/Sig}} 03:18, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
::Surely that leaves room for low damage, high capacity, high accuracy? I don't know, just a thought since we seem not to be factoring in the accuracy. - [[User:Whitehouse]] 03:24, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
:::The accuracies are much the same, 40% for an axe, 65% of the guns but less when you consider the ap spent searching for ammo.--{{User:J3D/ciggy}} 03:31, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
::Melee is a different category.  I was talking about guns.--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 02:37, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Other then flavor text, there is no real distinction between melee and firearms. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 02:40, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
::::It has to do with ammunition.  A fire axe has 6% encumberance and can be used for every attack, 1 AP per attack.  A shotgun also has 6% encumberance... but shells also weigh 2% individually.  So a guy with an axe can attack 50 times, successful or not, for only 6% enucumbrance. A guy with a shotgun could attack 34 times but it would take '''70% encumbrance''' to do that (a guy with a pistol 42 times for 20% encumbrance).  Not to mention finding ammo.--[[User:Pesatyel|Pesatyel]] 20:59, 13 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Scent Enemy===
{{suggestionNew
|suggest_time= {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 11:47, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
|suggest_type=Skill
|suggest_scope=Career zombies, non-metagamers
|suggest_description=After years of pestering by this suggestions process, Kevan finally gave career zombies an equivalent to [[Body Building]] and [[Flak Jacket|Flak Jackets]] in the form of [[Flesh Rot]]. This legitimises career zombie (i.e. a zombie that never seeks or needs to be revivified) play. This suggestion is the completion of the career zombie skill set.
'''Scent Enemy''' is a sub-skill of [[Scent Fear]] (analogous to [[Scent Blood]], [[Scent Death]] and [[Scent Trail]]), it is a second tier skill and will cost 100 experience points.
'''Scent Enemy''' is identical in its mechanics to [[Necrotech Employment]], except that it does not allow the operation of [[Useful_Items#DNA_Extractor|DNA Extractors]]. The skill allows the zombie to recognise [[Necrotech Buildings]], they are marked on the map in the same way as they are through [[Necrotech Employment]]. The 'flavour reasoning' is that the zombie has developed their olfactory perceptions to the point where they can recognise the smell of the fluid contained within [[Useful_Items#NecroTech_Revivification_Syringe|Revivification Syringes]], as [[Necrotech Buildings]] manufacture this substance they can be differentiated from other buildings via smell.
[[Useful_Items#NecroTech_Revivification_Syringe|Revivification Syringes]] themselves cannot be detected (say to target a character carrying syringes over one without) as the syringes in question are hermetically sealed and do not allow the odour to permeate into the air. Therefore this is only of use in identifying buildings that produce syringes (or where they can be found in the context of game mechanics). The skill is not 'trans-mortal', a zombie that is revived will no longer be able to identify [[Necrotech Buildings]] (unless they have also or subsequently purchased [[Necrotech Employment]]).
There is precedent in the current flavour ([[Scent Death]]) that the revive drug causes characters injected with it to smell differently, this merely expands it to those buildings where the chemical is present in its raw form.
This is not overpowered in any way as the skill is available (as was [[Body Building]] and [[Flak Jacket|Flak Jackets]]) if a zombie gains a revive and the location of [[Necrotech Buildings]] is hardly a heavily guarded secret. This suggestion seeks to complete the career zombie's skill set for a complete set of mechanics and to reduce the need of zombies to metagame, even in the simplest form of referencing the wiki.
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====Discussion (Scent Enemy)====
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--{{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 01:24, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
Tear apart at will. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 11:47, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
I'd prefer maybe an upgrade to Scent Death instead. Perhaps it should also color in squares with reviving bodies (I don't think it does this now right?). Then zombies could infer where necrotechs are since those are usually adjacent to or very close to revive points. --[[User:A Big F'ing Dog|A Big F&#39;ing Dog]] 16:52, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
:Adding more colour to the map is problematic, we had no end of problems getting Scent Death to work for the colourblind. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 09:43, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
::you made scent death work for the colourblind??? How, i never use it cos i can't make sense of of it :(--[[User:Honestmistake|Honestmistake]] 00:28, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
:::Originally the shades of colour used were too similar if view greyscale (representing colourblindness) they were altered to make them clearer even when viewed this way. Swiers wrote a decoding Scent Death piece somewhere that explains about the display. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 00:34, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
Limiting it to zombies is inconsistent as Scent Death's strangely smelling bodies do carry over to survivors. If it's the same fluid you can recognize from the corpses in small amounts, you should definitely be able to recognize it in the huge amounts an NT building would have. What's the point of making it zombies-only? It's not like getting this skill instead of NT Employment would be sensible for survivors as this is more expensive (2nd tier) and less useful (no DNA extracting, must buy NT Employment anyway if you want the subskills). --[[User:Midianian|Midianian]]&nbsp;<small><sup><span style="background-color:black;color:yellow">'''Big&nbsp;Brother&nbsp;Diary&nbsp;Room:&nbsp;[518,09]'''</span></sup></small> 18:45, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
:Very true, that sentence was there to stop trenchies whining, I never saw it as a problem if it was trans-mortal, but you have to consider your audience. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 09:43, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
Surprisingly, I can't find a dupe. What Midianian said has a point though, and limiting this to zombies would be inconsistent (should NT Employment's bonuses be limited to survivors, then?) Unlike Dog, however, I would just prefer it to branch off the "Scent" tree like other zombie skills. {{User:Linkthewindow/Sig}} 20:18, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
:You can't find a dupe of something ''I've'' brought to this page? Colour me shocked and amazed :P -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 09:43, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
I agree that zombies should be able to recognize NT buildings. I'm not sure why you want this skill not to be "trans-mortal" though, since zombies with the NT Employment can identify the NT's. --{{User:Janus Abernathy/Sig}} 20:34, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
:The lack of trans-mortal application was purely to stop trenchies whining. The downside is the lack of Extractor use IMO, as it doesn't seem to be a sticking point I'll remove the section about it not being trans-mortal on the revised text. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 09:43, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
Meh. I appreciate what you'e trying to do, but I really don't think this is skill-worthy. As you said, the locations of NT buildings are hardly secret. Also, it's currently entirely possible to identify a suspected NT building ingame without NecroTech Employment or any metagame resources: if a building has a high number of zombies outside and a large number of revived bodies outside or adjacent blocks, it's likely, and can be confirmed by breaking in and seeing whether it has the NecroTech logo inside. Heck, even the fact of meeting a defense makes it likely to be an NT, because normal buildings are virtually worthless. {{User:Revenant/Sig}} 22:41, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
:I don't think Graffitti is skill worthy, but that's a whole different rant about useless survivor skills. The difference is that anyone who's been revived probably has NT Employment, and thus there are no 'suspected' NT buildings to them, this just allows players wanting to be exclusively zombie to gain the same benefit. It's a skill because the survivor analogue is also a skill. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 09:43, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
::You're forgetting that NecroTech Employment is required to use a DNA Extractor, an excellent source of easy XP and useful source of intel. Identifying NTs is pretty much a minor side benefit. {{User:Revenant/Sig}} 13:16, 12 December 2008 (UTC)
Can they smell someone who is carrying needles? - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 22:51, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
:No. As is mentioned in the suggestion text, syringes are sealed, zombies with Scent Enemy will not be able to distinguish between survivors with and without needles using this skill. This only allows the identification of NT buildings using similar flavour to Scent Death and the mechanics of NT Employment. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 09:43, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
::Ah, missed that somehow. Late night. - [[User:Tylerisfat|tylerisfat]] 02:10, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
udtoolbar or whatever shows them differently, it's a nice touch and i wouldn't oppose it, but i don't really see the need.--{{User:J3D/ciggy}} 23:25, 9 December 2008 (UTC)
:It's all about giving career zombie players equal abilities in the game mechanics without forcing them to play outside their chosen (and genre true) play style. Yes they could use plug ins, but people constantly go on about plug ins not working on different browsers (although personally, anyone who doesn't use Firefox is a Philistine and should be shot), also it should not be required for any player to use a single plug in. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 09:43, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
::I can appreciate giving career zombies equal abilities, but I don't think that necessarily implies identical abilities (with all due regard to Brown v. Board of Education).  Zombies' scent abilities tend to allow zombies to know extra information about their current map location, and (with AP expenditure), extra information about their surrounding area.  I would make this suggestion with this paradigm in mind: Scent Enemy should allow zombies to determine NT if they're outside it, and should place an asterisk within NT locations on the Scent Death mini-map.  --{{User:Galaxy125/Sig}}19:47, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
This fits better under Memories of Life. --[[User:WanYao|WanYao]] 10:48, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
:They don't ''remember'' the NT buildings, they ''smell'' the chemicals, hence Scent tree. -- {{User:Iscariot/Signature}} 11:00, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
Makes sense.  Just as zombies shouldn't have to become human to get 60 HP and a flack jacket, zombies shouldn't have to become human to get the NT-identifying ability.  Also, the more information provided IN-game (vs. having to look in the metagame for it) the better.  And no one should be forced to use plug-ins. --[[User:Jen|Jen]] 14:59, 10 December 2008 (UTC)
I'll vote for this when survivors get their own version of ankle grab for standing up after a revive, and when they get their own version of scent death for identifying reviving bodies. Personally I don't wish to encourage playing for one side only. - [[User:Whitehouse]] 20:02, 11 December 2008 (UTC)
I like it. It further validates the career zombies, and there's no reason I can think of to not vote for it. --[[User:William Told|William Told]] 07:13, 14 December 2008 (UTC)
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===Show Item Encumbrance===
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Ignore based on Radio Broadcast

Timestamp: Khwud (talk) 17:27, 8 July 2024 (UTC)
Type: UI enhancement
Scope: Interface
Description: Allow 'ignore' from radio broadcasts; users are hiding behind their anonymity to allow them to broadcast things that would broadly trigger them to be ignored, if their user ID was visible. Adding their name, or an auto-generated call-sign (it is for a radio, after all) or something so that they could be blocked based on their broadcasts would help user experience. In addition, and broadcasts that get more than a threshold number could get tagged for review, and the user potentially having their (in-game) ham-license revoked.

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Shrink the map

Timestamp: --UroguyTMZ 16:28, 14 February 2023 (UTC)
Type: Map change
Scope: Everyone
Description: There are just over 3000 active characters in the game currently likely counting a significant percentage of alts and zergs. Shrinking the map by eliminating the outer first two rings of suburbs would increase the amount of interactions between the remaining characters. This shrink could be increased or decreased depending on future changes to the playerbase.

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Action Points

Timestamp: User:Wolldog1 10:07, 26 July 26, 2022
Type: Action Points Increase Regeneration Rate
Scope: Everyone
Description: Due to the passage of time with mobile games and other real time action games without restriction, I think that we should address the action points system of the game. This game can only realistically be played for 5 minutes a day. So it's not really a seller for new blood. If we want to see this game survive it needs to evolve into something more exciting than 5 minutes. My suggestion is double the regeneration rate to improve activity. I love this game. I want to play it more. And the die hard fans I'm sure feel the same. More will go on in a day, sure. But that's for both sides. We're ready for it. Let's get this game moving again. We need this.

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Drone

Timestamp: RosslessnessWant a Location Image? 19:10, 23 July 2022 (UTC)
Type: Survivor Item
Scope: Survivors
Description: Portable drone, found in mall tech stores, which are pointless as we all know. Encumbrance is 10%. When activated for 15ap they provide an image of a 10x10 grid centred on the survivor, showing the current outside status of all blocks including zombies, survivors and dead bodies. Like DNA scanners, Drones are multi use.

Discussion (Drone)

Would there be a message displayed to the players to the effect of "there's a drone buzzing overhead", similar to a flare? --  AHLGTG THE END IS NIGH! 02:19, 24 July 2022 (UTC)

Backpack

Timestamp: Wild Crazy (talk) 20:55, 20 September 2021 (UTC)
Type: New item
Scope: Survivors
Description: This will be a new item found in schools with a 2% find rate and sports stores with a 4% find rate. The low numbers are because, like a flak jacket, once you find it you have it forever. It increases you encumbrance by 30%. However, you can't use an item that is in your backpack until you remove it from the backpack. It costs one AP to add an item to your backpack and one AP to remove an item. An item affects your regular encumbrance until added to the backpack. Items such as GPS, radios, cell phones, and flak jacket do not work when in your backpack. Items in your backpack will not be shown in your inventory, but the backpack itself will be shown in your inventory. There will be a drop box next to the word backpack that shows all the items inside. When you click on an item in that drop box, it removes it from your backpack (1 AP).


Q: Wouldn't this buff survivors, since they can carry more bullets and kill more zombies?

A: Since it costs an AP to add and remove an item, it wastes a lot of AP to put bullet clips in your backpack if you are planning on using them right away.


Q: If it wastes AP, what is the point?

A: It will be useful if you want to carry around an extra stash of items, such as FAKs and Revivification Syringes, or if you are going far away from any resource buildings and need some extra supplies.


Please give your thoughts.

Discussion (Backpack)

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