Originally posted by Slyguy65:As someone who picked this and dayz up again (dayz SA I haven't touched since launch week).Ī lengthy response to a simple question, but I get what you'r saying. IMO the game will have been abandoned by the time ES6 comes out, hence why I think modding and finishing the core features should take precedent over all this stupid 'fluff' they have added already. But if SCUM waits to add modding until after ES6 that would just be impossible.

Once ES6 launches on Unreal 4, that will cross pollinate across all U4 games. IMO they should also be thinking about serious mod support, Unreal 4 is going to be the next big thing, if it isn't already. IMO they should focus on what makes SCUM stand out, the survival and hardcore elements rather than genre trends. But those features are what other games already have in droves. SCUM dev team is active for sure, but for how long? They got one big pay out, how long will that money allow them to work on their game? Its coming up on 1 year and personally speaking, not much has changed core wise. I think it will be something worth playing.Īs I mentioned, the fact that modders started transforming the game withing MONTHS compared to the dead pace of the actual dev team. Once the modding in dayz stabilizes and and less buggy versions and better updates come out.

Just goes to show.ĭayZ is still kind of not fun to play IMO after playing SCUM and how much more polished and smooth is plays. Its funny cause the mod community was able to put NPC traders in a 5+ year old game, months after they were allowed to. Like BIG, tons of mods out there, constant updates, full on map changes and conversions. SCUM is more enjoyable to play, its not as cumbersome.īut DayZSA recently added mod support at the start of 2019, and well. As someone who picked this and dayz up again (dayz SA I haven't touched since launch week).

Scum early access release date