#7 days to die gameplay alpha 15 mod

which seems to be the general impression given by the non-builders when they talk about their friends having to go loot now. The builder only has to go out and loot now if the team isn't willing to bring back magazines for them.

I wasn't really being super serious about it, as the situation is sitcom levels of unlikely. Well, my poorly made point was that OP, in now expecting his friend to come loot, will be surprised at how much work his friend actually does while he is out looting. Or when we just don't play at all because, you guessed it, you cannot force someone to play a game 'your' way. I predict a lot of interesting times when those of us that so far spent their time in the game doing the (let's be honest here) not too exciting work of creating large holes in the ground for the iron and stone to build those bases and then going through the frustrating Tetris-esque game of 'fiddle with the block until it fits here' decide that it just ain't worth our time. And give it a genuine chance- Play for a couple play sessions with the changes, don't just accept that initial knee jerk reaction whether it's love or hate.Įveryone will want to have a base, but nobody will want to build it.

#7 days to die gameplay alpha 15 mod

Others who aren't planning to mod it out plan on just opting into A20 and refusing to touch A21, etc, etc.īut yeah, generally, try it before you decide you love/hate it. The same has, generally, not been true for the haters, though The haters I've seen are, by and large, absolutely 100% convinced they're going to hate it, and most are planning to mod it out immediately/wait for someone else to mod it out and get their mod before even launching A21. I've seen very few people overtly convinced they will love it- The few that I've seen who have specifically professed they probably will like it have in the same message expressed that they're withholding final judgement for when they actually get to try it personally. Yep- Whether you think you'll like it or hate it, try first, decide after. My point is, I've learned over the years to reserve judgement, for or against. The drone idea sounded intriguing at first but it constantly gets in your way which is annoying as hell. A20 looked good at first but the more I played it the less I liked it. I was excited about A19 and it met expectations. When they first mentioned changing the skill system I liked the idea at first, but now I hate because it's too easy.

Couldn't wait for A18 and it was a disaster. I couldn't wait for A17 and it turned out great. I didn't like how A16 sounded at first and it turned out to be great. As much as I harp on TFP and the game direction, I'll never love or hate a pre-release unnecessarily just for the sake of how I THINK it might turn out because those opinions can easily change either way. Originally posted by Las:Hating or loving A21 (or anything for that matter) before even trying it has always seemed weird to me.