Shadow Slayer

This might help. LINK

You can spray disinfectant spray on food to poison it.

Yay, now I can lag even more on my poor internet because there's more people! Great idea...

you can't get to healthy status if your sick. So in order to regenerate blood, you need to be cured first.

Why make a solution when there is no problem?

Am I the only person who found one in a barrack?

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Actually, if you log when handcuffed, you die on whatever server you join next.

Sounds great. If I'm in a clan, can I still join? If you're in need of a teamspeak, I'm sure I could get a few channels in my clan. Also, I know most of the tricks of the SA, so if you need a tutor I'm all in.

Welcome the DayZ! Here my clans post, read if interested: http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/157652-military-type-players-wanted-for-stand-alone/

Sounds like a bandwith problem. One way to get around this is the re-ping the server (by clicking on it) and if the ping changes by more than 20, find a different one. My internet sucks (low bandwith) and this is how I can sometimes get in a server. EDIT: ALSO: Don't move, it'll lag you further. ALSO ALSO: If your hot bar appears, and you still can't open doors 30 secconds after that, then you are completely disconnected from the server. Leave and find a new one.

I think they should make the saline bags ware off. It's not real blood anyway. This would make blood bags a bit more sought after.

Currently zombies are only generated from server restart. They plan on adding spawning eventually. For fun, do what everyone else does: Go to the coast and kill or save the newspawns.

You should wait longer before re-joining, as the server was trying to save your data. Or the server may have had some problems connecting to the database and failed to save your character. Either way, this is the server hosters fault. What server was this on? I only play on GameServers because I've never had a problem with them (after my character was reset twice, but with no warning).

You could try dropping it in the ocean or a lake.