Searching Bodies?!?!

[Twee]

OK, so we've all killed those people who have stacks of seeds, flowers, and other worthless junk!

So, here's my proposition:

Imagine if you killed someone and the block they died on, either the player's head or something else would spawn on the block they died. Right click and it's like a large chest, has all the players things. You can pick things you want, leave things you don't!

 

[Flyer]

But that ruins the risk of going through everything and possibly being sneaked up on. I like to sneak attack random noobz in full iron.

 

[Twee]

But that ruins the risk of going through everything and possibly being sneaked up on. I like to sneak attack random noobz in full iron.

You can sneak up on someone while they're searching...

 

[Flyer]

You can sneak up on someone while they're searching...

But there's not such a large window of time. This might also eliminate part of the risk of dumping your junk out.

 

[Kos]

But what if you needed to quickly pick up some gear from the person you killed because someone else is coming after you? It's a good idea, but the current system is a bit better

 

[The Arena Master]

I prefer the current system, sometimes I kill people in a hurry and it's a "in and out" situation. I can't stand around digging through their inventory.

 

[ShaunDepro]

It sounds cool but it's not very convenient gameplay wise because it might cause confusion to players.

 

[tcg2323]

Agreed with Shaun it just would confuse the players and make them mad

 

[Krafty]

Imagine seeing random chests scattered through the map..

 

[kingusa12]

Imagine seeing random chests scattered through the map..

Imagine if a noob found a diamond sword in one of the player chests and was like, "I found a Tier 5! Call the media!"

 

[tom00117]

Unrealistic

 

[Diar]

You guys are missing the point. It is adding a more realistic way of players dying, and it is not simply a chest. It is a player head where they had died. It also allows anyone to sort through the left over gear, which would be interesting.