TheAndrewTaco1337

If you can't afford the 680, go for the 640 or higher. Anything less is not designed for gaming.

I love the idea, but it's likely this would appear only in standalone, if anywhere.

Love the idea of a character like this in the game, and it inspired me to create a story. :D Here goes. "Alec, we're going to Green Mountain." "The hell we are. Have you never heard the legends about that place?" "Yeah, and I've also heard it's zombie-free. So we're going. We'll stay a night, see how it goes. C'mon, get in the jeep." The two men climbed in and sped off for Zelenogorsk for a fuel stop before reaching the mountain. It was nearly dusk when they arrived at the top of the mountain. The men built a fire and made themselves dinner as the sun set. For several hours they sat and talked, before laying out mats on the grass and going to sleep. The creatures of the forest seemed especially loud that night, and it took Alec some time to fall asleep. He was awakened in the middle of the night by muffled noises. He listened for them again. Nothing. The entire world around him fell silent. Then, out of the forest, a dreadful noise emerged... one of bones snapping.... and flesh being torn apart and eaten. Alec panicked. "John! John!" he called quietly, as if not to catch the ear of anything that might harm him, "John, you sonuvabitch! Get up! I told you there was something up here! Get up! We've got to get out of here now!" He felt John's sleeping mat with his hand. John was not there. "Goddamnit John, where are you?! We've got to get out of here n-" Neither of the men were ever seen again, nor were their bodies ever found. Many still venture to Green Mountain, and never return.

There's a point where the game crosses the line between "fun" realism and "Warcraft" realism, and I think this crosses that line. Too realistic can be very bad, as well as creepy. inb4 everyone hates me for not playing Warcraft.

This computer. I must have it.

If it were truly and entirely realistic it would suck enormous dick. Nobody really wants to live in a scenario like this, I know I don't. Besides, it's a game, you can never be 100% real to life.

Hablo un poco de Espanol, pero soy de los Estados Unidos. Yo puedo jugar DayZ en los fines de semana.

Because BattlEye.

I'll join, I have a heli to share if you help repair it.

It's probably because the game really isn't optimized at this point, or it could be your GTX 690. I have a 640, runs around 40 fps in cities.

Ingame name: Andrew Steam Name: theandrewtaco1337 Age: 20 Mic: Yes Preferred role: Assault/Scavenger Timezone: U.S. Central How often do you play a day and at what times: Mostly any time during weekends, sometimes unavailable Mon-Fri Bandit: No Survivor: Yes Humanity: ~3k Hacker or scripter: No Edit: Added you on steam, not sure if you blocked me or it's a glitch but It's not showing up :/

Repost because I want in :P Dayz Name: Andrew How long have you played Dayz: 1-2 months Time Zone: U.S. Central Timew Age: 20 PvP experience: Minimal, But skilled. I've played ArmA II quite a bit. Favorite Gun/Combo: M4A1 CCO SD + M9 SD + L85/AS50 Team Experience: Decent, I play with real life friends occasionally so I have some experience. How familiar with the map are you?: I can navigate major cities easily and know the map well enough. Do you know how to use grid coords/ Compass bearings?: Yes, I understand the grid system.

Knife Party, Stephen Walking, occasionally some deadmau5, and really any non-mainstream dubstep.

I'm noticing that across a lot of servers the maps are starting to produce little good loot, and people are server jumping and taking loot to their own camps, thus decreasing what's available. I think a hive reset would be a good idea, to give everyone a fresh start.

That's odd, because age was left out of most other applications. If it really is needed, I'm 20.

Dayz Name: Andrew How long have you played Dayz: 1-2 months Time Zone: U.S. Central Timew Age: 20 PvP experience: Minimal, But skilled. I've played ArmA II quite a bit. Favorite Gun/Combo: M4A1 CCO SD + M9 SD + L85/AS50 Team Experience: Decent, I play with real life friends occasionally so I have some experience. How familiar with the map are you?: I can navigate major cities easily and know the map well enough. Do you know how to use grid coords/ Compass bearings?: Yes, I understand the grid system.