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@meganoth I fully understand if you like to play with the gyro. I guess if it wouldn't be in the game I would wish it to be in, too. xD I just wanted to say that iff there's a need to drop one vehicle (to gain some resources for textures, geometry, items, etc.) then I would choose the gyro. Btw, to be fair - I wouldn't call the steering behavior of the gyro "perfectly working"

Yeah, I like the idea of more random events as well. Each time the weather changes to become cloudy I hope for a huge thunderstorm, some natural event that causes damage to any buildings nearby and some unexpected waves of zombies or maybe some big boss walking through trees and buildings while approaching you - better you got your m60 and/or rocket launcher along with you. And imagine while you fight a horde in your base and suddenly some lightning hits the ground next to your base and all electricity is gone for a minute.

Some players, like me, enjoy not only building a base to collect/store/process their collected resources but also to play some maps as rambling man. The 4x4 is currently the vehicle with the biggest storage and therefore my choice though I can't do any smelting/crafting and still need a base to do so - which is not worth the time when playing horde every night. At the same time the gyrocopter seems a bit misplaced in the game. Travelling in the air allows players to skip a lot of the content, avoid hordes at all and land on tier 5 buildings easily to grab the main loot. What about replacing the gyrocopter by a new (bigger) truck which - provides larger storage than the 4x4 - supports mods to add a working forge, workbench and chem station so people can build a mobile base in late game? That would allow players to take a different play style if they want to, living as rambling man without any base doing the smelting & crafting in their truck while being on the road.