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| - There were sightings by some players claiming to have seen no more than 1 zombie wandering into the "Safe Zone" (aka. First Screen). Investigation have shown that such a thing is indeed possible.This might have been caused by the update which zombies appear already in the room. This screenshot was taken by Hell Raiser (J0$3PH), while he was in the safe zone. Image:WHOA.png Today Ximpulse posted a thread telling everyone about a new update, detail are in this thread: . Also today's outpost attack was a total victory, congratulations everyone. AdminPwn posted in the Announcement section that unfortunately the full release of Dead Frontier will not occur prior to Christmas. He stated that he hopes to have "some cool new features" done by then but that missions will not happen until sometime in 2009. Reassurance was given that the game will eventually be completed. A small zombiefied Santa Clause with several reindeer in a sleigh is now flying through Fairview's dark skies. He is visible in the top right of the Dead frontier browser. Late at night, AdminPwn joined the chat room and described to the few available people that it is possible to fix the helicopter and how to do it. Sergeant Thompson has found one part, the Damper. The Circuit Board has also been found by Gregg Stevens as well as a Rotor Jin Doshinao. There is a picture by Gregg Stevens of the Circuit board and he even made a post about the heli possible other parts that we may find soon. Check the helicopter section on the map page for details. On the currently active Mission Thread members of DF have posted that there are probably a total of ten helicopter pieces. Image:GreggStevensCircuitBoard.png This turned out to be prank orchestrated by the clan "VOID", along with several other players outside of the clan. The content above turns out to be a false story - AdminPwn's act of revealing that the helicopter could be repaired never happened and is a backstory to convince players to believe that it really could be repaired. The parts were never found; they were simply created by the use of Photoshop or similar programs. It was later revealed that the purpose of this prank was to get players out of the outpost to loot, in the hopes of finding a legendary piece of the helicopter. It was planned such that every month or so, a screenshot of a new [and fake] part of the helicopter would be released, to keep interest in possibly repairing the helicopter up.
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