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Simply put, do not buy this game.

If you're the type of person who likes to support people who don't care about its fan base to any degree, then by all means play the game that'll remain early access until you get grey hair and possibly a real zombie apocolypse breaks out.

Yes, I was one of the unfortunate people who received one of the 'random bans' that are infamous amongst the forums. The ban that people complain about not deserving and how they cannot get a response from the devs.
I was even one of the people who thought, you probably cheated, so stop whining and get what you deserve. I received my ban a week after I last played the game for no reason.

On a logical level, why would I want to cheat and risk the 600 games I have on my account for a game in early access with no benefit for being 'the best'. I'm sorry but this company is full of cowboys who want your money so that they can continue to grow their ego's and think that they've created the next ground breaking game. Ground breaking it simply isn't.

The game itself is a replicar of all the other zombie survival games on the market. They do some of it a little better than others, if you ignore the fact people are building bases that float in the sky and are unreachable to raid as well as duping ammo.

The major problems are not being addressed by the devs, they continue to put in little things like a new colour of underwear before addressing bigger problems. The whole team do not care what you have to say, what you think, who you are, only how much money you're willing to spend.
They have even mentioned the idea of putting in 'pay to win' items in the future.

Another deal breaker is that for a ZOMBIE survival game, it sure lacks the zombies. You may run into the occasional one in your entire 20 hours of play, and all you have to do is walk inside and the zombie can't seem to work out how to walk through a door frame.

The players are mostly toxic within the communities, which is fine for this style of game, but generally the petty insults aren't needed and there is no people monitoring these 'individuals' so the filth grows.

Do not waste your money, your time, or help these so called game developers further their mess. Stick to the indie games out there that matter, the ones with heart and passionate people behind them.

I feel, as the game stands, there isn't enough danger. I am fully aware that it is early days, but i'm also aware they're open to suggestions. I recommend the game as it stands, if you are happy funding development for a game that has SO MUCH potential, and a few solid hours of enjoyment in it's current state.

Things i'd personally like to see:

-Less sharks (they should be terrifying when encountered, dangerous depending on the species, and you shouldn't be able to swim as fast as them and kill them with your pocket knife. Get rid of that stupid music too, a shark attack should be unexpected, this isn't Jaws.)
-You should be able to break your raft if you hit it with a sharp object... if you're stupid enough to attack your boat, you deserve to die.
-More island variations: It feels that every island is 'roughly' the same size, and they're all spread out at equal distances... perhaps a few islands linked together, maybe a big island with cliffs (give an element to exploring the land as well as the sea).
-Seabirds, with eggs that you can steal to eat!
-Saltwater crocs (danger in the shallows and on the land)
-A character screen: Being able to equip items would make this game so much fun, like piecing together some torn rags to help shelter your skin from the sun, or making a crappy little hat to help prevent dehydration. Also when you get the diving gear, it gives a chance to equip it/unequip it...
-Blood: Having 'blood' to monitor might be interesting too, as cutting yourself could lead to unwanted attention in the water... you should be able to fashion bandages to stop the bleeding, giving a new element to your survival.
-Sharp coral in the shallows (in some places). This will make you have to be careful where you come ashore, as you could cut your feet.
-Clams
-illness: I want the fact I don't have a shelter, and it pisses it down with rain, to kill me. Or if I cut myself and don't bother rubbing that one special plant on the wound, the infection to kill me.
-Variations on underwater wrecks (big/small boats, war planes, a lost town which was swallowed by the ocean!?)
-Rocks pools (with the crabs in them... instead of just randomly on the beach at 'crab nests') I hate the fact the crabs are so easy to find... this game needs to be about scavenging and surviving, not just sitting and cooking crab after crab.
-All trees should be destroyable for wood.
-Torches (as in a fire torch)
-The ability to build bigger better rafts! Most the time you're traveling, until you find that one 'BIG' island, with the resources to survive, you need to travel, so why not be able to pimp your ride? A wind sail from palm leaves or a rudder from wood. Places to store supplies on rafts.
-Bee/wasp nests (you need a torch/smoke to obtain the honey safely)
-Scorpions/Snakes/Spiders: You'll have to be careful where you tread (also going back to clothing, you can fashion shoes from coconut husks to protect your feet)
***Fires should be maintainable instead of having to make a new one each time (ALREADY IN)
-More interactive surroundings: For example, I think bigger stones should be movable, so you can stack them to make walls. The starfish should be movable too, so if you want to pick one up and throw it, why not?
-More building options: I'm tired of this 'minecraft' style building option all games give... The shelters in the game look more like something the sims would offer. I want to see actual shelters you can build, cut two trees down, place them over the top of a boat on its side for supports, lash together palm leaves for a roof - bam a shelter. For example, making the rope a 'pin' object would be interesting, so you can 'pin' two items together, and create your own shelters this way.
-Schools of fish
-Coral reefs
-Great white sharks remade (bigger for one thing... and at the moment they look like they're from pixar films)
-Cave systems to explore (both on islands and in the water)
-Berries (eat them at your own risk, some are poisonous)
-A diary
-More options for various items (improved camp fires? for example, a camp fire 'pit' (requires stones, shovel and more wood).

Basically, to sum it up, I feel the game lacks the survival and creativity it potentially has. I find myself sitting on a beach, cutting down a few trees, making a minecraft shelter and eating crabs for hours until I die (of boredom).
I want to be creating rain catchers, building a tropical paradise (to some extent... when man has nothing, everything is a luxary) better shelters, exploring the ocean with dangers everywhere, having to build new rafts because I stupidly hit my first one with an axe to see if it would break it, fighting off wild animals left right and center.

Couldn't even finish the tutorial, would rather push pins into eyes then ever reopen the game.

Recommended if your ambition in life is to build so much rage and hatred for man kind that you start the next genocide.

This is a good game, you should play it. you should be my friend. i am like friends. thanks please and thanks