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In my opinion i would like immunity on humans for like 20-30 secs and bombs cannot make effect on them, in swarm mode justify immunity because when the mode start you almost have no chance to hide from zombies and they use blinks to kill you. For normal nemesis mode was fun have 1 or 2 bomb kills, for plague all maintains the same. The most annoying thing its the freeze timer on humans by the hunter zombies, all the people choose that class on the server and all the rounds you lose alot of ammo packs spamming armour and you end up quit rage, if depended of me i removed that function. One thing i would like to see happen its increase the points gain killing zms by 2 to 4. Sorry for my english, im portuguese noob xD Regards

I do agree with @Neo1524 the 1 killing nade for the Nemesis is enough, we would not need more. And i don't have to say more, because it all got said. Best regards VollmeR.

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I think that the only thing that needs to be more attractive is the nemesis mode since very little is bought to add more ability to be able to kill and for the players to understand the nemesis more. The rest is fine, how is it, modifying zm and humans would be more chaos and complications already we have bombs for humans and zm

i do agree with @kukatabut 1 killing nade its enough for nemesis ........ and i cant say more becasuse all saya

Well I really like the idea and seems like you have really put effort into it. It is true that game is not equally balanced at the moment between zm and human, but zm nade is a good idea in my opinion to make game more balanced. Because there can be times when there are too many skilled humans that just dominates the zm in most of the rounds. In terms of set up and rules (which round it's allowed or not )will need more though before finalizing it. For example: if an admin make him self zm at the start of round anf he buys nade just to mess with others is something too think about. But all and all good idea

I agree on only one thing, giving 1 killing nade to nemesis as it is hard to play and at the end of the round there are afks alive. You have good idea and everything is balanced, BUT it's too many abilities. It will make gameplay very hard. Especially in plague and swarm modes. It's already hard to get away from knife blinks. Giving killing nade to zm will enhance them too much. And giving immune to humans is smart ,but also unneeded as we already can spam armor or tryder, or buy sonic. Overall pretty good suggestion. It's only that, it will overload server with different abilities and on different situation need different action. Key to have fun in NewLifeZm server is it's simplicity to understand in what situation you are in. And overloading it with a lot of different skills and abilities will result to players not get used to complicated actions that is needed to take to survive. I like how interested you are in participating in our servers development. You have my respect 👍

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