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  1. lordsqueak

    “Hand’s Up” Emote

    lordsqueak replied to Trips28's topic in DayZ Mod Suggestions

    The emote is already in the game , but you have to bind the key yourself. =)
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    Should we remove barbed wire in the next update

    lordsqueak replied to mattlightfoot's topic in Mod Announcements & Info

    Yes. It's called trollwire for a reason, and it doesn't even stop zombs. Maybe if it actualy stops zombs it could be useful, but until then it should be removed.
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    For some reason, I keep thinking this is a Sarajevo 3000 emulator. This is the first time I've mentioned it, since it seems rather insensitive, but the feeling is there. =(
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    Long range sniping just seems to be deadly accurate at the moment. as long as you get the range right, you will hit the target regardless.(assuming you place the crosshair on the target.) At the moment, the only things that affect the range at which a sniper can hit a target is, Fog range (you can't hit what you can't see), shaking and maximum range you can set your zeroing at. There just doesn't seem to be any incentive to get closer to make your shot. Even if the level of accuracy would be randomized (worse the longer away you are.), it would be better than what we have now, which is silly accurate.
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