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People who'd developed the habit of reloading constantly to ensure they always had a full coup ended up wasting a lot of ammunition by accident.

All-or-Nothing Reloads: In earlier builds when ammo was counted in full magazines or otherwise full reloads, when you reloaded a gun any bullets left in the gun would simply disappear.

After the End: All we know is that the game takes place after a Third World War, culminating in nukes being fired, and that Navezgane is one of the last places on Earth that's still intact.

You can buy it through the game's website or through Steam's Early Access. This game is developed by The Fun Pimps, and was financed through Kickstarter. Players would do well to keep this pecking order in mind when searching the game world for their implements of choice.The game is currently in Alpha 19.4, featuring a graphics and art overhaul, a reworked survival system, and a new loot and perk rebalancing meant to resolve some issues from Alpha 18's rebalancing. Guns, thrown objects, and the ever-popular "use what's at hand" style of melee weapons are all put to good use. One thing most agree upon though is the quality of the arsenal at the player's disposal.

The "Freaker" hordes are the game's most popular feature, but many feel they were under-used, only showing up in the latter half of the adventure. The game the public eventually received is now seen as a very good action game with a middle-of-the-road story and some interesting mechanics.

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This can be seen in the widely varying Metacritic scores the game received. Early reviews were hardly inspiring and likely hurt early sales of the game. Bend's Day One patch fixed many of the issues reviewers had reported, such that those who played the game at release found a much different experience. After a seven-year development cycle, Sony allowed review codes to go out with the game in a buggy, messy state.

Despite being helmed by Sony Bend, one of PlayStation's oldest and most prominent first-party studios, third-person zombie-apocalypse actioner Days Gone wasn't expected to be a hit.