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[Rectifications]
Rectifications in Part 3 (Sentence Improvement):
I meant: "The undead appear to be stuck in this limbo state, this intermediary between life and death, this half-life. (Half-Life 2 Zombie Sounds Revealed Backwards: https://youtu.be/XhD-vd7PXY4)"
Instead of: "Zombies appear to be stuck in this limbo state, this intermediary between life and death, this half-life . (Half-Life 2 Zombie Sounds Revealed Backwards: https://youtu.be/XhD-vd7PXY4)"
[Rectifications]
Rectifications in Part 2 (Typos):
I meant "unnatural," instead of "un natural," and "unliving," instead of "un living."
Rectifications in Part 1 & 2 (Strikethrough as in omit):
Consider everything in strikethrough (like this) to be something that I wanted to delete, that shouldn't be in the message.
(This was originally intended to be posted in a single, compact comment, but I had to divide it to be able to send it since "comments must be less than 1000 characters in length." Please read my message by following the order of the comments below.)
Imagine how exciting it would be if Braven's mods were added to that list as endorsed mods for the game! Even if we simply added Brazen's "Common Sense" mod, it would add so much more value to the game because it's truly a great mod. Credit to the original developers should/will always be fulfilled, and it would add a lot of much-desired common sense to the game. It would make these faithful (as in faithful to the author's original intent/theme) mods accessible to more members of the PZ community, and it would serve as a role model for future modders.
Personally, I was surprised when I discovered that Braven's "Common Sense" mod's features weren't already in the base game by default.
I would love for these features to become a part of the game or, at least, have this mod be approved/whitelisted by the game developers for new players.
P.S.: I presume you are a single person working on these mods, but please find a way to update them. They are exactly what this game needs.
I wish they were implemented into the main game or, at least, officially approved by the game developers.
Imagine if Braven's mods were installed with the base game by default and all you had to do was enable them in the in-game mods list, where the "Mod Template" mod currently resides (You'll know what I mean if you've seen it before; it's the one with the pie image).
I'm quite sure other games have done this before; this isn't new.
As a new player, I remember the first time I pressed the "Mods" button only to be met with the lackluster, (nearly) vacant mod list.
I can see where the ambiguity stems from. Zombies are neither living nor dead; they are somewhere in between. They are not alive, but, in spite of that, they display properties, characteristics, and behaviors that resemble, to some extent, living beings, such as animation, locomotion, sensory input, and the recognition of sensory stimuli (like fleeing humans). Zombies appear to be stuck in this limbo state, this intermediary between life and death, like a half-life . (Half-Life 2 Zombie Sounds Revealed Backwards: https://youtu.be/XhD-vd7PXY4)
Ultimately, the decision is yours.
I merely thought that you might like my small, constructive feedback.
Much love!
Kind regards,
NicolasL
I like the title "Braven's Camouflage"; it implicitly suggests that the infected horde is like a natural disaster, like a tornado, an earthquake, or a volcanic eruption. Consequently, it's perhaps apt to call it an un natural disaster. Here's a taste of what I mean: (The Last of Us — Scientist Warns: The Fungus Controls Its Host Like a Puppet: https://youtu.be/isFIv3-aHPY)
It also quite simply sounds good, and it gives people a rough idea of what to expect from the mod.
But perhaps the title "Brazen's Mimicry" would make more sense since it's more about disguising oneself as the infected, living un living beings, as opposed to concealing oneself in a natural environment.
Personally, I think it makes more sense to describe this mod's behavior as mimicry.
Preamble: This is just a minor inquiry; feel free to ignore it.
Braven, do you think "Braven's Mimicry" (or even "Braven's Undead Disguise") would make more sense in this context?
Let me be clear: I love this mod. The creativity it enables, the meaning it conveys through its thoughtful details, and, perhaps most importantly, its wholesome nature enhance the game immeasurably, a boon to the foundations of the wonderful PZ community. I can only speak for myself, but I'm sure everyone would thank you for the love, care, and dedication you put into your projects. Your creativity and ingenuity are remarkable, Brazen; I truly mean it.
Like in the game with the vampire nikon where you can parry your own shotgun shells