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So far this game is way too amusing, tossing stars at a zombie's feet and pushing zombies off of buildings.

Also thank you Caliber, for letting us know you guys are hard at work! (not literally.. I hope.)

whoever came up with putting a limit on how many times you can repair a weapon, should be slapped over the head

im fine with them breaking, but let me repair as long as i have metal goddamit!

So there is a limit? I thought there was none coz i have repaired my wrenchmother****ingblade-thing a thousand times already.

the weapons i seen sofar, ranges from 2 repairs, up to 7, and after that, the only use for them is to convert them into raw materials again

The repair stuff is one thing I -hated- about Dead Island. Weapons wouldn't ever break that quick unless they were made from ceramics.

EDIT: Oh yeah, also didn't like only day time for Dead Island. Glad there's night time in this, you gotta be worried about dying in a game like this, night time makes it scarier.

[Edited by Aeterna85, 1/27/2015 10:29:25 AM]

Now i can see there is a small counter on the bottom of the screen.
There are some "special weapons" that you cannot buy with in-game currency. I think that those are to be bought with real money and having those weapons break so easily is a strategy to sell those real-money weapons.

Lets see.

@Caliber, I know you guys at CH are hard at work doing your magic, but I really like to know the approximate ballpark on the release of this trainer?

Why do I ask for an approx when I could just get a life as "PeeWee" (that's what my brother calls his handle) wrote in another thread, you may think? Well I am not able to get much more out of life than gaming. I am autistic with Asperger's Syndrome, my social life and work history is non-existant as a consequence and I just happen to love zombie games. I would love to play Dying Light, but I can't until the trainer is out.

I realized after watching a youtube video of the gameplay, that my mind was racing ahead of me and I got caught up in it, my mind trying to treat the images I saw as real. It ended up scaring the living hell out of me. I went from almost normal (as normal as I get), to super paranoid within the 10 minutes it took me to watch the whole video. I didn't even notice, until my bedroom door opened and I grabbed the nearest thing (my keyboard), to bash the head in, of whatever came through the door. I can't describe the look on my littlebrothers face when he saw me like that, and I realized how bad it was.

I need the trainer in order for my brain to properly compartmentalize it as a game, and not as reality, and being immortal for instance in a game does the trick.

I know you get this question from impatient gamers all the time, but I promise you I am not that kind of person. I am just overly exited about what seems to be an awesome game, that I can't get to play.

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Just to state the obvious, I will patiently wait the release, but for my mind to be at ease, and better able to cope with the inevitable wait, I would like a cincere guestimate from one of you guys working on it.

Cheers and a heartfelt thank you for making my day as an Autist gamer easier to comprehend and get through.

I just received an update from Caliber. It seems were are one day closer to producing a trainer, so it should now be ready within the next 346 days.

Stay tuned for more on this breaking story...