FinalFury
OP
1 week ago
For me raiding NPC compounds (which is literally the best way to level up) is completely unplayable. I know the servers have had their issues and disconnects happen. but for NPC raider compounds its an entirely diff issue. The game just crashes or disconnects constantly. and when i reload the game, my survivors are back at the compound like they never even left the base. BUT they all have tier 3-5 injuries. Its ridiculous. My account currently has 28 survivors downed (as in my own survivors). Here is the breakdown of all my survivor downs just to to give an idea for what % of my deaths this bug accounts for.
2 downs - raiding player compounds. (these deaths were my own fault. simply killed by traps or one of the players defending survivors
3 downs - incapacitations in zombie missions
5 downs - raided a player compound got disconnected half way through. came back to all 5 survivors with various injuries even though none of them had actually been incapacitated during the mission before the disconnect
The remaining 20 downs are all from teamwipes after being disconnected from an NPC compound.
I understand there being some sort of thing in place to auto fail you if you disconnect during a player vs Player raid because i'm sure some players would love to exploit it and just quit mid raid if it looks like its going badly.
But player VS NPC raiders should not be an insta-incapacitation and complete injury wipe. Especially when the main problem with connection is the servers themselves.
I love this game and will continue to support it. But this issue makes one of the best ways to level up and what i find to be one of the most enjoyable, challenging parts of the game completely unplayable.
FinalFury
1 week ago
I forgot to mention my stats are still updating from my last npc raid I did so numbers dont quite add up to the 28 survivor downs that my profile currently displays. After my most recent npc raid using a limited number of survivors (instead of the full team of 5) the stats will go up by a couple