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I would like to know what type of grass they have smoked to assign a weight of 3 to the drumstick. Have you never seen a drumstick or looked at its real weight? I mean, are you telling me that a simple wooden stick weighs more than a fire extinguisher (weight 2)?   There are also other objects that have an absurd weight compared to what they really are, but I am not going to go into more detail. The truth is that it is already absurd to write this shit.   Regards.  

Hi all.   Can someone explain to me why the hell my character has instantly become a zombie when bitten with maximum health? Is this a bug or is this game basically going to shit?   Regards.

Men, It´s always the same posts since ChatGPT blow up in popularity, GPT usually make shit stories, and they are going to sound more robotic than any Bethesda Games NPCs.

From further testing and actually recording the framerates on a graph, it seems like you are correct with the FPS, though not as much like when using as many mods as you: Seems like there is about 10 FPS difference. Though I have tested a testing build of the game, where the FPS between them is basically identical. ZGC actually seems to have more stable framerate, which I believe is more important than occasional high framerate? (green) I would conclude that you are right in your findings, though the next update should hopefully improve the ZGC implementation. There may also be a Java update coming (cannot confirm as of now) which should bring some ZGC improvements with it. I know that JDK 21 enables Generational ZGC, which should help in PZs case. You can play without ZGC for now if it improves your gameplay, we will likely not retroactively change the defaults for now and keep using ZGC. I have also tested it on Windows, and it seems like there is a difference there as well, but only by about 3 percent, compared to the 14 percent on Linux, so it is fairly unusual that Linux is hit by the ZGC implementation as much on the same hardware.

I've been playing Project Zomboid for years, and the idea of integrating ChatGPT into NPCs sounds like a game-changer. Imagine NPCs that can remember past interactions and react based on them—it would make the world feel so much more alive and personal. Plus, it could make the game's lore more accessible for those of us who love diving deep into the story.