Jorden

I have no idea what you are saying at all, and you're no better than the rest of the cancerous bandits infecting this mod.

Why does this thread exist? Really? What's the purpose?

What in the world is this?

Oh look, more kill-on-sight jerkoffs.

2/10 try again

So I was hanging around Pogorevka this morning, looking for loot. I was organizing my bag when all of a sudden I heard this "BERP BERP BERP BERP" for like 10 seconds. I look to see what the hell it was, it turned out to be a guy in a truck, flying down the road, with 30 zeds behind him. Anyone else ever see funny things like this?

I'm still amazed at the amount of people who just buy Arma II to play DayZ, and think they are entitled to boss around Rocket. Sad, sad little newbies.

I've lost countless high-tier weapons, but you don't see me making a thread everytime something bugs up, or I die. Man up, it's alpha

Welcome to DayZ newbie, enjoy your stay

No. I do believe they should be more rare, but removing them is stupid.

Terrible idea, especially the "trolololol" part. What is this? 9gag?

I was thinking to myself, if we want a positive outcome to eliminating this deathmatch issue many complain about, we could have different benefits when working in a group. First off, meeting with other players and being able to join a team together would be a good mechanic. Being able to right click, or choose from a radial system and add them to teams would be a simple and useful route if possible. Alright, in terms of the benefits, these were just some I was thinking off the top of my head: 1) Blood regeneration. ---Now, this could be more classified as a sort of "happiness" mechanic. Working in teams could cause the characters to have a more positive mood, increasing their ability to survive. 2) Increased loot system ---I was thinking, if possible, that if a group was to approach a town with loot spawning in, it would be increased to make up for the amount of players. Now this could go two ways: It could be beneficial to work in groups and some might approve of this strategy. The other factor would be, people want a more gritty system and want to keep the old loot system without teams, and just have teams scavenging as much as they can and have to share what they can. 3) Team arm bands ---Now most servers turn off nametags, making the ability to tell friend or foe next to impossible without constant communication. A system that sets a small arm band with a team color could help with that identification. This could in turn be noticed by another team of a different color, and lead to new types of conflicts between survivors. Any other suggestions for teams/groups you guys could think of?

Some gas stations don't work currently, try to make your way to another if possible

EDIT 2: Ok, so this turns out to be a bug. It was just this guy killing people in debug forest, so it never actually affected actual characters. This just happened on one of the servers I joined, didn't catch the name, but these kills took place within just one minute of each other. I was one of them. EDIT: The name of the server was Dallas 11, I believe.

I am also curious about this, never seen this topic covered.

Currently running 93121. I get kicked out of every server for it.

I'm sure in a way, he's laughing at us, scolding us, and praising us at the same time.

Svennebanan, Send the team an e-mail, it might help your request actually get out there.

Makes me reminisce about the earlier days of this mod. Groups everywhere, trading, friendly discussions... Now it's just *BLAM BLAM BLAM* U DED

This is a great idea. The only problem being that the icons seems to clutter the map

I personally play as a friendly survivor. I help when I can, I trade when I have extra. This creates a balance between people who kill to survive, and those who can rely on others when in trouble. This tactic isn't seen a lot, but the more people who approach this play style can definitely change the way player interactions take place in DayZ.

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