TheWraithPlayer

That's the box that appears with the black background and white text while my game is playing correct? If so then it closes whenever it crashes. I may be miss identifying however, so if I'm wrong tell me what I'm looking for and I'll do what I can.

I had paused the game to read the instructions on the new in game actions. Still paused, I hit the x to close out of it and instead the whole game ended.

Went to sleep in a chair, game froze right before my character woke up, and a Windows Alert appeared saying Project Zomboid wasn't responding and asking me to close the process.

There are many situations in which you can't see a zombie, because as we know, being on the North or West sides of walls, you can only see a short distance, and could easily run into a swarm. My idea is that if you can see the zombie, then a yellow outline should appear, so you can actually know it's there without a complete graphics overhaul, whether behind a fence, tree, or wall (behind being relative given the isometric viewpoint.

Yes, very much so yes. It also isn't uncommon to find vet clinics, feed stores, sale barns, and the like out in the middle of no where in the Midwest, as well as other parts in rural America

At the very least there needs to be an outdoors store somewhere. It's Kentucky for pete's sake.

Couln't find it but somewhere in the Forum archives there is a long (I think multiple pages) conversation about this very thing in the suggestions section me and a few others worked on for a while two or three years ago. Ended up with a long list of injuries and I think maybe even medical supplies.

Speaking of crowbars, you should be able to use them to open locked doors and windows too.

It would be pretty neat if they did the actual street names given that the map is partially based off of real world, but for the fake towns or even just in general I think numbered streets would cut it.

I thought at first you meant the color of the text/font, not the picture. I personally would go for font as it would A be less work to add and B would get the point across fairly easy.

It's only the skin that gets this, and only under circumstances, and only in marginal amounts. Green potatoes have a toxin called solanine, which could nausea, diarrhea, and some mental issues. All potatoes have this, but when they are exposed to sunlight and warmth for a long period of time, they get more solanine and chlorophyll. The chlorophyll isn't harmful, it actually help serves as a warning sign that your potato is bad new bears. This seems like a ton of work to implement, so I don't see it getting added any time soon. Also... PZ has potatoes?

You're correct on that. The only way I could see it (one that I'd think would satisfy most people) would for it to be a sandbox option or an optional feature of some kind.

That's what I was thinking, that maybe it'd go along with or shortly after the animations update they've been working on.

With the addition of cars, I'd be excited to see motorbikes, or even just plain bicycles. Here are my ideas on the subject: Bicycle- a human powered vehicle that simply requires human endurance and occasional maintenance, though most of the time even slightly rusty bikes with serve you well, as long as the teeth on the chain don't bust. Has increased mobility over cars but decreased speed. Motorcycle- combines the speed and noise of a car and the mobility of a bicycle. The only negatives with these are noise and the amount of practice it takes to be any good with one. (which brings me to my next point) Riding skill- someone who has ridden a motorbike will tell you, it is a skill. Someone who has never rode before won't be able to just hop on a bike and run away with any speed or grace. It takes practice. Lower skill should cause lower speed and maneuverability, possibly (though as it would aggravate players would be better served as a sandbox setting) stalling out your newly acquired 'iron horse' Riding gear- these are the ideas I have on clothing added along with bikes Motorcycle helmet- offers head protection and negates head bites and scratches, but would make everything a little bit darker, making it difficult to use at night unless you had a light of some kind (headlights, flashlight, outdoor porch light, street lamp, etc.) Bicycle helmet- as above, except less protection and no drawbacks Leather jacket, legs, and boots- all offer protection against bites and scratches, as well as some armor Saddle bags- not always in bag form (the ones I've seen are thin metal crates strapped onto the bag and side) the offer storage, usually for tools or other equipment This is what I've got. If you have any other ideas or concerns, please comment below. And as always, thanks for reading.

Lock picking in my opinion should be a trait, not a skill.