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phil mitchel give it big thumb up t

it good i give it BIG THUMBS UP

it is a good obne

great developers burdened by time constraints

I knew DayZ was a tough, brutal game. It’s one of the few survival games that truly captures the desperation and harshness of a post-apocalyptic world. I was ready for hunger, illness, zombies, and betrayal from other players. What I wasn’t prepared for was an experience that left me feeling violated and utterly powerless—not in the usual sense of losing a fight or having my gear stolen, but something far more disturbing.

After hours of scavenging and barely surviving, I encountered another player. Cautiously, I approached them, hoping for a peaceful exchange or maybe some mutual aid. Instead, they handcuffed my character, took everything I had, and began using the game’s emotes to simulate something horrific. What followed wasn’t just an in-game robbery or bullying—it was an extended, degrading, and explicit act of sexual violence, played out through emotes and positioning.

In that moment, I was completely helpless. My character was trapped, and I could do nothing but watch as the player acted out their twisted fantasies. This wasn’t just another troll or griefing incident. It was a moment where the line between virtual violence and real emotional harm became blurred. I felt disgusted, violated, and deeply uncomfortable—not only because of what happened to my character but because of the chilling realization that this game allows for that kind of behavior.

I logged off, shaken. It was a game, but it didn’t feel like one. I thought I could shrug it off, but that experience stuck with me. I couldn’t help but think about how someone could find enjoyment in forcing another player into such a scenario, and it made me question the freedom the game gives players to enact these kinds of abuses.

DayZ is a gritty, open-world survival game, but it also leaves too much room for people to exploit and harm others in ways that go beyond what a game should allow. If you’re considering playing, be aware: the dangers in this game are not just zombies or starvation. The real danger is the cruelty that some players will bring into the world, unchecked. My experience was not just frustrating; it left me feeling unsafe in a space that should be about survival, not predatory behavior.

I won’t be returning to DayZ. Some lines shouldn’t be crossed, even in a virtual world.

the worlds most game with planes

this game is one of the worst games i have ever played, its a piece of buggy ♥♥♥♥ that works about 10 % of the time, would not want my worst enemies to play this video game

When you see the girl in the picture that was shown to you earlier today, you will say, "this is the girl". The rest of the cast can stay, that's up to you. But the choice for that lead girl is NOT up to you. Now... you will see me one more time, if you do good. You will see me... two more times, if you do bad. Good night.

this game was made by the nazis as a torture device made by josef mangele the surgeon of birkenau and it was used to make the jews rly sad

ok since they have f&f licensing all they need is to stick the rx7 and supra in