Dead Frontier

If your still playing go ahead and reply to this with your character name.

Normally when I log onto Dead Frontier, I just click the "Forum" button, and search through the Role-Play section... But this time as I clicked the button something caught my eye. A "Gambling hall", I clicked it and, of course, it gives me a message: Sorry, but this section is currently for Gold Members only. It will be released to normal members on November 16th 2009.
I'm going to guess this has been here for a few days and I just happened to miss it.. Seeing as GMs get to test out new updates a week before free players.
I am making a request to any ZPI who has purchased Gold Membership: Would you mind checking this out for us? I just checked the announcements forum and there is no thread about it, but the Wiki has some information on this New building. Apparently you can bet anywhere from $100- $100,000 and it pays out double if you win.
Playing that gambling game I noticed a pattern... When you first start, follow the first two movements of the queen, more than likely when the cards stop, she will be in one of those two positions. It does not work all the time though, so far I have jsut broken even doing it.

Anyone still playing?

if you can "visit" death row more power to you, I have a sledgehammer and a kevlar vest and I keep getting killed by Red long arms(and I get about 40 screens to the south of death row), Oh by the way, I saw "Big Red" the other day, killed me in 2 hits, and dont try to take him on with a chainsaw, he has arms twice as long as whatever I was attacking with, But I am all Melee.

Don't you guys get it. The gambling game is a program that runs off of a random number generator. No matter how many times you play you still have a 33% chance of choosing the right card. If you play long enough you will loose money. Why are they doing this? So that they can cut down on inflation inside the game. Eliminate a certain amount of money. Don't put it back into circulation and you cut down on inflation. There was no other reason for it. Now I'm going hunting in the red zone again. I need to pick up some extra cash.

a "set of cades" is composed of one thing of planks, and one thing of Nails. In order to use a "cade" You must have a claw hammer and both planks and nails.
If you barricade the main door and all the windows on the first floor of a building and then go through the building and check all the rooms (killing any zombies you come across) The building will then be "secured" And you will be permitted to go into Outpost mode by pressing the O key (There will be a message that pops up on the bottom of the screen, like it does when you have a full inventory). Going outpost mode in the city is pretty much like Nastya's outpost, except you can only access the market, storage, high-schores, Credit shop, and the Forums.
Bathrooms are among the best places to barricade because they only have one door, no windows (this is why I gave you a link to that map) the big problem with then is that they normally have multiple zombies in them. (Remember that purple star I said to get to? Bad idea... Got there and there were four LAs... And then another ran in the door as I tried to escape. (guess who lost 5K thanks to those darn things...)
Instead of asking us you could have just checked the wiki:
EDIT: Updated player list.

Just moved this to the new category... figured I should bump it too.
EDIT:
Maybe I should check my E-mail more often:
DF in 3D!

There were some pictures... but for some reason I can't view them to post them on here... Anyone with an account should check their E-mail for this message.
The release is planned for some time in summer 2010

The Cheapest at Top, Expensive at Bottom:

• Melee
• Pistol
• Shotgun
• Rifle
• MG
• Grenades

The following is Damage Output Rate (Best to Least):

• Grenades
• MG
• Shotgun
• Rifle
• Melee/ Pistol (Almost the same Damage for both, just get distance and chance to miss with pistols)
  The Rifle Vs. Shotgun in the game is drastic. It was great for Outpost Attacks from sniping down from the roof, however I do not see that still being in effect (unless I am missing it). Most combat you run into is close. So the shotgun may be more cost efficient.
  Training for Rifle, Pistol, and MG you require: Crit, Accuracy, and Reload.
  Training for Shotguns and Grenades you require: Reload, and Strength with a slight Accuracy for Grenades.
  Training for Melee - Crit and Strength.
  Choose what you wish. Just be cautious about your wallet (since looting for decent items costs money also) and make sure you apply a bit here and there to Endurance for survivability.
  My character has been Melee, MG Melee, Grenades, and Melee, Rifle. I tell you, Grenades was the most fun, but I started to go broke so I had to switch. Rifles didn't do much for me, and MG was just too much noise for my head. So... Right now all I am is Crit, Str, Endurance, and Pure Melee running with a Grinder (MC) shredding stuff as I go.

I'm still playing this and I am now at lvl 50. I'm part of a clan that calls themselves the Viking Clan. Currently I'm working on getting together the equipment needed to attempt getting TPK (Top Player Killer) to get access to the elite shop and purchase Dusk equipment.

i am the waffleking and i hath returned to the mean streets of fairview. the game looks amazing since going 3d. only 11 doctor so far but im working my way up and have added everyone on this list