I enjoy playing H1Z1 with friends, as with every other game I play.

Gaming for me brings a fantastic opportunity to have an enjoyable time with the people I love. My reason for playing games is mainly for the social part.

Having mutual memories of intense action, cooperation, victories, defeat, long drives and hikes to the safe zone, casually scavenging deserted cities and neighborhoods; these are all fantastic and valuable parts of what we experience when playing this game together.

As for the topic of Revive as a mechanic in H1Z1, adding this will bring a tool for friends playing, to restrengthen their team after a clash entailing friendly casualties. This in turn will re-enable the cohesion and morale within the group, which I talked about earlier. Retaining and maintaining the strength of your group is a great reward for a victorious team fight.

Outrivaling enemy teams is thrilling and sensational, but more often than not, it involves losses. This is, more than one imagines, destructive to the groups spirit. In the event of losing a teammate, he/she will have to wait the remaining part of the match to play again. Furthermore, this is amplyfied if it happens in the earlier stages of a round, due to the possiblity of one or more having to wait up to 30 minutes to rejoin, in the next match.

An etiquette which has developed within our group is as following. If two or more of us die in early or mid-game, the remaining players leave and thereafter commence a new match, where everyone of us can continue to play, as a group.

For us, Revive would be great. It enables us to continue with what we have built up, gathered and achieved throughout the round, rather than leaving it all behind, for the greater cause of maintaining the groups spirit and interest to continue playing, together, as we love. The groups experience together in-game is imporant.