Recent reviews by Rusty

Ive played this game since the day it was released, and have played about 400 hrs on record. this game always manages to sheer me up, no matter what happens I always laugh in the end. of the 400 hrs that Ive played, ive met some of the best people i know, those people are still in my friends list today and I still play the game with them. H1Z1 the game people siad they would rather play is absoloutly crap, the people i meet in that game automatically attack me and shoot me in the face, even once I have siad hello and try to be friends with them. the first person that I met in H1Z1, shot me in the face, I had just spawned and didn't have anything, yet still he shot me. the game is limited to its resources, I only find things like repair kits, cloth and scrap metal, the only weapon i found was a m1911 with no ammo, and i died shortly after obtaining it. another thing that I hate about H1Z1 is that it's practically a pay to win game, if you want the good stuff you have to pay for it, and whats worse is the fact that people can take that stuff. dayz is 10000000 times better than that, unlike H1Z1 dayz actually has a decent community. i really hate these reveiws alot of the time, everyone consantly complaining about how a glitch killed them or the game is broken or boring. It's the most pathetic stuff I have heard of. thios game is an early access alpha game not the final product. this game was released so early only for those people who acctually wanted to play the game and test out new things that are being implemented and not complain. i swear some people are just stupid, before and after you buy the game it tells you a warning saying that there are some game breaking things in it, and those who went and bought it accepted that. so yeah thats m opinion on the whole people complainingabout dayz.


For those who dont know what early access means:

Early access, alphafunding, or paid-alpha is a funding model in the video game industry by which consumers can pay for a game in the early stages of development and obtain access to playable but unfinished versions of the game, while the developer is able to use those funds to continue work on the game. Those that pay to participate typically help to debug game, provide feedback and suggestions, and may have access to special materials upon release of the game. The early access approach is a common way to obtain funding for indie games and may also be used along other funding mechanisms including crowdfunding.


and for those who are confused to what they should do in dayz or what the point of the entire game is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DWJkGmIqXc