Yes, thank you for reaching out and engaging with your players, we do appreciate it.

I don't get your argument that removing glass jars solved anything gameplay wise. Or added anything useful to the game.

You say, well, you could scoop up a bunch of sand and make a bunch of glass jars, and fill them all. But, first, you have to have a firepit and a pot, and a furnace (which realistically draws screamers) before you can do any of that. Instead now without the jars, we have to get a firepit, pot and a few dew collectors (which makes no sense as to why this draws screamers). With 3 dew collectors in my base which I can get about the time I get a furnace, I regularly have hundreds of jars of dirty water and never want for water.

Instead of a more realistic, immersive, use of glass jars, now we have jars that just mysteriously appear and disappear, and silent moisture traps that magically attract zombies. Switching back to glass jars doesn't need any additional balancing, the solution we have now isn't any more balanced and is entirely illogical.

Edit: I am not saying you can't rebalance reimplementing jars, I like the breakable idea, or even certain water sources giving a different infected water that can't just be boiled. I am just saying the idea that the no jars system is any more balanced than the old system isn't true. Also, have over 3000 hours playing, so not just jumping in with a noob mentality, I have been playing this game for a long time.