Hello Iam just curiouse if i will be able to shoot my gun inside of buildings. Like in hotels or houses of players. Also will there be 5 star hotels actually? Also what will happen if you die? Do you have to wait a certain amount of time to be revived in hospitel and also pay something?

http://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/842909/Planet-X-September-23-October-pyramids-Nibiru http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/0/will-2017-solar-eclipse-cause-secret-planet-called-nibiru-destroy/ http://metro.co.uk/2017/08/15/death-planet-nibiru-is-going-to-hit-earth-on-september-23-killing-us-all-author-claims-6854506/ So, apparently a ninth planet, called "Nibiru" an undiscovered (until now) "Death Planet" is going to collide with Earth and is on it's way towards us right now. I'm not one for conspiracies or "End of the World" theories, but this one is quite interesting. Even if I'm not 100% sure that it will actually happen or be real, it's still very interesting to read about. For the Record (FTR): I have never believed in any of the "End of the World" (EofW) theories or conspiracies, this one just caught my eye. What are your thoughts?

Im pretty sure im not the only person wonder this, but what happens when you die? Do you have to start over or does the game go on like nothing happened?

What happens if you die during a gun fight between criminals and police? You don't just have to restart your whole life i hope. Really curious for this!

So I'm just wondering if murder is going to be rewarding the killer with the victims possessions, and if so what's the amount of value, monetary or otherwise, that a victim looses.

What happens when you die? Your character normally respawns? or you wake up in a hospital? And what about killing another person? Will it be like certain that you killed him because afterwards he woke up in the hospital and said you killed him? How will this whole death/kill system work? In advance, thanks for the answer and have a great day!

An option to choose who your family is, both must consent. But never being able to remove them, only disown. You do not need the other players permission to disown them. The option to make a "will" in game. Should someone stop playing Identity IRL or die IRL their items and properties can be transferred to someone of their choosing in their will. You can always update your will. The way to know if a player has stopped would be if that players family member, or person in their will reports the player is inactive or has died. They would then have to wait 1 year before they could obtain their assets and items. Family members that are "disowned" cannot try to claim. If a player is married and their partner reports that they have died or are inactive, they will also have to wait 1 year for inactivity before being able to claim items. If a player has a will only the people in the will can recieve the assets. If the player has more than 1 family member it will Prioritize who is listed as their spouse, if no spouse, then child. If their family members are siblings, parents, cousins or aunts and uncles, it will go to who ever reported their death first. This is a nice way to keep businesses running even once people are no longer playing, they can pass on their assets to someone else. If a player comes back after a year they can dispute on having their things returned to them. After 2 years they can no longer dispute.

Will there be a health bar feature in the game? I think that if it's realistic, wounds will be categorized as fatal and non-fatal. Fatal obviously being headshots and non-fatal being injuries to legs or other limbs (speaking in terms of gunshot wounds). And also, is there going to be other ways to die besides guns, like car accidents or falling from a certain amount of stories? Will there be animations of doctors desperately trying to save a player, but it's too late?

I think when a character dies, then that character is completely dead. everything they have worked for would be gone. now here is the catch!!!! if a player gets married and then has kids, the kids would be just ai. When a player who has children dies, if they want they can continue their empire or where they left off through an inheritance system. once the father dies, players then play as one of their children (they can pick). the child then grows up (through a sped up time system) so that the child inherits their father's stuff. Another way a player can reclaim their business is a buy back system in which they completely make a new character and have a week to build up enough money to participate in an auction. Another way a person can win back their business or wealth is by playing in a tournament mini games win back what was lost. this would be so that someone has a better chance at getting their wealth back due to it being hard to raise enough money to win an auction. These suggestions are so that it makes sense when a character dies. However it creates a way for players to regain what was lost so that way if they die by some random jerk who just wanted to ruin someone's progress in the game, then there is a great chance they can get that fortune back. Anyways! just some suggestions that will probably not make it to the game but an opening for future games of this sort!!!

So from what I understand, we'll be able to investigate the death of a player. Though when I try to rap my head around this, I've also heard that you don't lose the way you look or much when you die. You might lose what your carrying and things like that. AND the player who got murder can just respawn. Wouldn't this allow the victim to just come back and tell the police who murdered him? I'm concerned on how the Developers plan to let this play out and what mechanics they use. In my own Opinion, When a player is completely murdered, they should respawn somewhere else and have them restricted from calling police for lets an hour or something? Either that, and make sure that the Victim can't just snitch on the Attacker.

So I've heard that death in Identity will send you back to your last sync-point, but I feel like that would mean there aren't enough consequences for dying. I'd hesitate to say your character should be dead once and for all, but will there be some serious repercussions for dying in Identity? If it was made so that death was a serious matter, the game would be a lot more high-stakes and realistic, and people would be more fearful of doing stupid things and committing crimes, which would add a whole new layer of realism in my opinion and make the game that much more immersive and fun. Thoughts?