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DayZ 2 revealed by the US Federal Trade Commission
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this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2023
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Maybe they should finish DayZ 1 first?
I understand the sentiment, but DayZ is a 10 year old game. I'm fine with them moving on with their lessons learned.
Read the article link I posted above. There’s a valid reason why they can’t “fix” much of what people want fixed such as the cars. They’re working with two engines that are having issues working together with particular items.
Moving to one engine that powers the entire game is the only way to fix this.
From what I hear it's actually in a good state now.
Oddly enough it’s one of those games where though buggy at times people know about it and deal with it.