trombonaught

This guessing over any real distance is useless. A bearing down to the degree is necessary but equally useless unless you could figure out your course with an added feature to the online map or something. Or, pairing a compass with a map item to set bearings for your journeys would also be wicked.

The rhythmic breathing in the new sounds, and the link between the tempo/intensity of the sounds and the action of the zed, give a better sense of "(un)life" to the zeds. Amazing.

I did a laugh/cry at this as I debug my own stuff at work. Very sexy 'doid.

This really does look like Zomboid 2. I love it. I would pay again.

Vid looks beautiful, but +1 for "The Sasha Shitlist."

Can't wait to jiggle some garage doors with some better-sized cars before pouring one out for the homies who die in the resulting accident. Much excite.

Although a little reconstruction can change that pretty quickly

WOW you can't just spring that on a guy like it's nothing!! That's huge!!

Read the doids.

This would really useful for those times when you need to quickly ditch that full gas can that's about to get you swarmed, that gets lost in your loot bag full of tiny treasures.

Oh man loving the new Beever work!

I want this so bad. I see it as something that could be tied to the zombie smell ability (currently unused I believe). To the Dorito's point, I get that, but I would want the zeds to sniff me out there eventually too. Maybe it could be connected to zoning, with zed smell accuracy modified by urban (high accuracy), suburban (medium accuracy), and rural (low accuracy). The logic being that higher building density makes for more focused wind/air patterns, while reduced density leaves your scent to scatter on the breeze. If that makes sense.

This is all great. Regarding [3], I wouldn't want to make the early game grind any more tedious by applying a chance for random injury all the time. But, maybe a chance for random injury whenever the activity is interrupted? And the chance is pretty high to begin at early levels? That way players have more control and can avoid these aggravating interruptions, but if one grows impatient or has to break off to fight a surprising zed, there's a risk of an accident? Not a perfect solution but I'm hesitant to support a danger that is wholly left to an RNG and doesn't engage the player.

988. I'd love an advanced zombies option of "random" in sandbox that would randomly determine all zombie characteristics upon world creation. That way you wouldn't know what you're up against and could go through the process of figuring that out as the game unfolded.

Holy shoot, new look makes a world of difference! Very nice. Looking forward to tripping on and getting mauled by some detailed zeds.