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Same for me, I generally keep the following there: steel pick axe steel fire axe steel shovel repair hammer crossbow barbed club

The plan to bring all the different strands together will make or break this game. It's come a long way so far and I have no doubt they'll pull it off. Won't go to plan, few things do in game development, but when it does...it will be epic. I get asked to test new iterations on the test servers before they go live so I'll be hoping to get on even earlier. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

I watched Drunken Master (original 1978 style) last night for the first time in 20 years. What a classic. The dubbing is hilarious. Switching between subtitles and dubbed voices constantly, even in mid conversation. There's a lot of comedy in the story and the acting too... The kung fu is epic and Jackie Chan at his best. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

@GazzaGarratt If you're going to buy a PC Lee, buy an SSD, a good CPU and a decent GPU to begin with and it'll last a long time. Rib made some good points, particularly on start up. I'm no expert but here's my take: This summer my PC will be 4 years old. From switching on, to entering my password, to accessing a program/app/internet.... takes about 20 seconds. No joke. There has been no slow down in all the time I have had it. I put this down to (a) buying decent parts (b) not filling it with shit I don't need. It's main purpose is gaming so I don't have it set up to sync with apps like Dropbox or anything like that and I don't use it to store photos etc. Like Rib says, an SSD as the drive for the operating system is the only way to go. Good thing about SSDs is that the price is much better than when I bought mine. Also playing multiplayer games from an SSD is highly recommended. I do have a 2TB HDD for storing most of my games but games like Battlegrounds, Star Citizen, DayZ etc I keep on the SSD. I've not had to replace anything in 4 years* and - other than a frivolous desire to upgrade the GPU for 4K ultra settings - I don't see any need to replace anything for another 4 years either Here's my main parts: CPU: Intel Core i7-4770K (4.3ghz OC) GPU: MSI Twin FrozR GeForce GTX 770 OC 2048MB GDDR5 RAM: Crucial Ballistix Tactical 16GB SSD: 250GB Samsung 840 Series Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-Z87X-UD3H (Socket 1150 This site is also good for looking at what's recommended at the moment and I used it when purchasing my parts. http://www.logicalincrements.com/ *(other than a new PCI card for the motherboard following a freak lightning strike on my house which fried the ethernet port, cost me about £20. I no longer leave ethernet cables attached to PC or console at night time).

Nice one, signed up now too

So true! Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

You can use it to make certain things, bullets in particular Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

# ^ this exactly

So yeah there you go. The game uses 'voxel' rather than 'polygon' technology for rendering graphics. Long story short is current console hardware can't cope and if would be a lag fest. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?40772-SUPPORT-FAQ-Information-and-Common-Solutions#post427139

Sadly - from what I've read - the way the game is designed there are major issues with stability on PS4 which means 4+ is unlikely. I will double check that though and post links. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

Nice piece of kit but i'll be saving my money for a new GPU...I'm just waiting to see all the 1080ti iterations. Buying a new GPU every 4/5 years is all I 'need' to do upgrade wise. I don't even need a new card really, I just want one. Invest in the right parts at the beginning is the key to PC longevity. Preaching to Lee on PC is pointless i know....but it's an honourable calling in life Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

Loved the book. Not an easy one to tackle on screen. The mini series did a decent job of it. I just have this memory as a 15 year old reading the book and coming across the bit about the folk who had cabin fever and ended up al dead with their dicks nailed to the walls. I don't think 'clown' when I recall IT, I think penis nailed to a cabin wall. Betcha that bit won't feature[emoji5] Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

I'd been delaying playing MP until some of the more glaring bugs are ironed out. I've now also done the tutorial and agree. Warframe does the jumping and dashing much better and I also wish there was an FOV slider. The single player currently has me hooked but i'm up for MP this week for sure!

I jumped onto this again last night, there's been a 4GB update and thought I'd just have one or two rounds. A couple of mates (one of them Aitchy who was on the forum briefly) who I used to play DayZ with joined me in a squad and we played a few hours in the end. This game is seiously addictive. It helps that you can get back in a new game really quickly after dying. The game starts with 100 players in an aircraft flying over some islands and each player decides when to jump out and parachute to the ground. When you land there's limited time to find weapons, ammo, armour, backpack, first aid etc before a circle appears on the map and a message saying if you're not in the circle you've 2 minutes to get yourself there. If you're outside the circle you lose health rapidly. Over the course if the round the circle contracts at various and more frequent stages until there's a tiny area in the map with half a dozen players left shooting it out until there's a winner. There are vehicles, land and sea which are pretty easy to drive. Best weapons to find are a shotty when looting houses in towns snd villages and an AKM with a decent scope for longer range encounters. I've only died so far from snipers in the latter stages of the round though we managed second place on one occasion last night. Can play solo games, doubles games and squad games. Game is clearly still in development. Still rubber banding on occasion but it still plays pretty well for me. Heats up the GPU though

Awesome Lee

Not played MP yet...only done the tutorial for it so far. I need to be able to adjust FOV. Plus Warframe does the jumping and ninja stuff much better. I'm loving the single player campaign however.

Non alcoholic is tea for me. Strong and sweet, just like my ego. Alcohol is Stella Artois. I'll fucking fight any cunt who looks at my pint the wrong way.

Xbox Live provides a better service, I don't think it's a lot to ask for Sony to up their game. But I have to say Lee that it sounds to me that what you're really saying is that next generation you're going to get a PC

I'd love to play you at Mario Tennis... just for that statement alone

I got Red Dead Redemption for free with Xbox live. In fact a lot of awesome games for free. Playstation Plus leaves a lot to be desired

I agree with Lee, this was awesone

I loved my Nintendo 64 and had to get that extra bit to allow me to play Perfect Dark. Goldeneye was - for a long time - the best game I ever played. Very dated now I know. Right at the end of its life developers were making games that pushed it further than anyone thought possible. Play Excitebike and you'll know what I mean.