The other use of cash is to purchase weapons and mod items from merchants which are located around the games, generally at safe houses. Merchants sell all sorts of useful items, from weapons to mod items to even weapon mods themselves in the case of Riptide. If you want a good legendary weapon from a merchant, you've got to make sure you've got enough cash saved or you can sell enough items to the merchant to be able to afford to purchase the weapon.
Because of the high price of some of these good weapons, being able to keep your cash saved up in large quantities is essential.
Dead Island Wiki Explore. Dead Island series. Don't get me wrong - I didn't come here to trash the game, I wanted a discussion. It's just that I expected something different and what I got was a bit disappointing.
I know this game has mods so I figured maybe I'm not the only one here feeling the same way and there could be folks who can suggest mods to make game more realistic. Last edited by pokrishka ; 12 Mar, pm. Boresight View Profile View Posts. I wish the game had an option like permadeath for those of us who want more realism.
But perhaps instead of dying, you begin at one of the safe locations lighthouse, lifeguard station or church Perhaps you even have to change your character's name to represent a different survivor. Another solution would be that if you die you respawn, but you lose everything you gained from the time you logged on to the time you died I don't mean everything you earned from the beginning of the game since you started playing.
Like many others, I find that the risk involved does not outweigh the penalty for any actions taken. To just wade into a horde of zombies knowing you will probably die in the process but doing so just to earn XPs is not the type of gameplay I enjoy. If I know the risk is great than I want to be punished for taking such reckless risks, not simply losing pocket change.
Last edited by Boresight ; 13 Mar, am. Probably too late to get it into Riptide for release, but suggest it to Deep Silver and start up a petition. Who knows, if it gets enough signatures, maybe it could get in as a patch later on and it could be an option, so you could play either way you wanted and wouldn't have to play just the one way..
With permadeath, it'd suck to lose all of the rare weapons you had found though.. At the moment my character is level 24 and I've been playing co-op from the start, but to be honest it hasn't bothered me when my character died because I knew that I would be back in the game soon as if nothing happened. At least in L4D when your character dies, the others have to rescue you if you want to be back in the game.
For the most part, Dead Island controls well. There are various subtle assists that the game offers to make you more accurate, which in turn makes combat easier while keeping it uncomfortable and dangerous. At the beginning of the game, we get to choose a character, and only one character out of the four is a firearms expert. By not choosing her, the player willingly gives up the ability to use guns with any effectiveness.
Of course, if players do choose the gun specialist, the game must acquiesce to this demand and make guns effective. This makes Dead Island less of a survival-horror game, but the fact that it allows the player to somewhat tailor the experience for themselves makes it a better game overall. Survival horror is also about exploring unsettling environments. Dead Island creates its own iconic environment with the Palms Resort Hotel. Like all great horror stories, the game takes a familiar and comforting location and twists it into something nightmarish: beach blankets splattered with blood, swimming pools filled with bodies, etc.
By reappropriating the relaxing imagery of a beach resort, Dead Island makes its world scarier. This supposed safe haven is anything but safe. The quests we accept force us to explore every nook and cranny of the world. This RPG-like structure allows the developer to tailor a series of quests in such a way as to to ensure that we see or at least pass by every bloody set piece on the map.
History Talk Survivors in the Pool House From left to right: Margaret, Jeannine, Wayne Survivors are people who have not died or turned into zombies before the start of the game. Main article: Heroes. Universal Conquest Wiki. Dominic Leaves when the survivors return to the Resort in Act lll. Hank Jack Jeannine Kelly Powell.
Laura Mentioned in Act II. Later dies.
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