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-Why would you like to join: My other group in DZH disbanded, I have a friend in the group, I've been looking for people to play with and I hear that STH is pretty tactical and I enjoy that type of execution in a game like DayZ. Makes things simple. Edit: And the age requirement was lowered. -Age: 15 -How long have you been playing DayZ: 9 months -Do you have a working mic: Yessir. -How did you find out about us: PMed on forums by a member of DZH.

I generally don't pay attention to user names unless they are in cyan. Edit: I feel like it makes my posts less biased but also encounters some problems with how I can respond to a post. It all comes down to that it's just how I do things.

DayZ Celle is awesome. I managed to find a good server that, despite being in "not America" gives me good ping. Even though I'm the only one that's on I'm having a lot of fun. The IP is 192.31.185.212:3068 It's a hardcore veteran server. You won't find any ridiculous loot spawns or starting gear on this server, and it adds to the intensity by disabling third person. Though it is debatable with stuff about third person, I don't mind when it's disabled, and it can actually be kind of fun playing out of the norm. But that's not why this thread exists. Rather, I'd like some pictures of all the skins you can get in Celle, as I can't see myself too well in only first person. I ask this because I found warm survivor clothing, but my arms look like a 70s sweater and I want to make sure I don't look like a jerk playing the game, even if no one is on. Also, I want to see what other skins I can get, and what they look like. I've searched google, but when you search Celle you get stuff besides DayZ, and when you search DayZ Celle you get a whole lot of stuff but not really what I'm looking for. Same goes for DayZ Celle clothing or DayZ Celle skins. Just wanted to say that so no one feels like they're doing my dirty-work. I've tried. So if you have it on archive, please post it.

I would make the things the OP is talking about in the language the game is set to. So people who don't speak english can understand themselves, and people who do when encountering those who don't will get:

I think it's a good idea, because it gives everyone a "microphone" so you don't have to hear all the feedback and crap all the time. I would even go so far as to disable VON and VOIP and have this feature instead, acting as VON and VOIP. It makes it so also no one can be like, "Yeah, the guy who just killed me is..." "There's a sniper at...." "Camp at..." "ZOMG fra fra fool la loop I'ma kid playin' DayZ listen to Gangnam Style guize it sounds so coolz.... pro!" "[insert cursewords here]" "[insert your mom jokes here]" "[insert stupid ragekid or otherwise insignificant argument here]" "[insert annoying sexual innuendos here]" See what I'm getting at?

Uuuuum. I never said anything about copy-pasting. I said to do all that so he will avoid any problems. It seems like a lot, but when I had this problem, I did all this to make sure there was absolutely nothing that could go wrong. Some of these steps are unnecessary, but as long as I don't know what is, I do all of them just to make sure, because reinstalling is a pain.

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Who is the host? If you are the host, you need to run the mission and host it off your own internet connection. To connect it to the official hive, you need to rent a server from them, so it cannot be a private server, and you must follow the way of "vanilla" DayZ. It sounds like you really don't know what you're doing, this was a whim, and you need to do some research before you do something that you'll regret.

Ok, delete every single file of DayZ and ArmA on your computer. Next, reinstall them. Now, RUN BOTH GAMES, first ArmA 2 then Operation Arrowhead. Did it work? Don't panic. Install battleye anti-cheat, install the latest beta patch, run the game again. Did it work? If not, go to your Steam Library, right click first ArmA 2, and go to properties. Click the tabs until you see an option "Validate Game Files" in the window. Click it. Run ArmA 2. Do the same for OA. If this works, install DayZ and enjoy playing it.

Your paint skillz... they are marvelous.

There is a module called restricted zones that you can use and set up to prevent players from getting into the area, or being able to survive in it. Alternatively, setting up a trigger on the map in the radius of the place and you can make it kill anyone who enters the circle/rectangle. With the trigger you would just set the radius to cover the choppers, set it on repeated activation, so instead of 1 player activating the trigger only once it makes sure every time a player comes in they will die. Then, set the activation to present, blufor present, and in the On Act. field write the script command to kill players. I don't know it off the top of my head. Still, then you will have to enable an admin control of being invincible to enter the place to get the chopper, which you can also do with script commands if you are crafty enough. If the trigger proves too difficult, you can always do the restricted zones, or you can build an actual base with NPCs, and whomever is skilled enough to get inside clearly deserves the chopper then.

the moveInDriver commands and such has to be in your unit's initialization (init) field. The helicopter should not be trying to move the units in. Also, I don't think naming your units unit is a good idea. It confuses me slightly and will to you as well in the future. The best thing to do is either name them and number them based on group, affiliation, or class, else use 'this' instead of a unit name. Keep in mind using 'this' only applies to the specific unit's init field that you are editing, so if you wanted something to interact with the unit, instead of the unit interacting with it (which you want the unit to interact with the helicopter so what I'm about to say is extra) then you need to name the unit, and in the init field of the thing that's interacting with it, you type the unit name followed by the action, or whatever syntax is required.

Try joining a regular ArmA server and without using DayZ Commander. Check for corrupted game files. Get back to us.

Cool story, bro. Edit: Tell it again.

MY question is, "How did the Chernarussians get infected?" That would then dictate how we get infected, or if we can get infected at all. Perchance the disease is gone but the sterile hosts in the bodies of the citizens remain?

Dude... you lost. Just accept it.

People are going to say, "But then people will grief and block da buildings all up and no one can loot!!!!" *pulls something out of pocket* "I'm here to say, add a damn crowbar and stop whining, kids." *gives crowbar* "Oh wait, a crowbar is already in!? Then we're halfway there!"

Wow, in this post it even tells you that you will have absolutely nothing to do in order to be able survive from the point you spawn onwards. I have no reason to join your server, because I'm already surviving easily with my matches, hatchet, and survival knife that I spawned with. I win.

HDR or high dynamic range, correct? It sounds like something you're going to need just a little of to run most any game made in the past 3 years and on. Unfortunately my knowledge is very limited on what it does/means so I can't actually support anything with facts.... Whaaaat? This is not a pointless post, what are you talking about?

For sparking this pointless thread and baiting more arguments of if he was ever a troll at all. It never ends...

For a server, IDK. But I do know that if; you run the game via Steam validating your game files in properties will help sometimes. You can try contacting the server hoster, but I would only do that once you've done about 10 well-educated suggestions from this thread, as it's most likely on your end.

You are on the same network. This could be the issue.

Oh my. It sounds like you may have killed an admin, owner, or one of their friends and they banned you. Or they got your name mixed up. Or they don't like you. There may be a lot of reasons. Anyway, it all seems to come back to this article I found a few days ago:

Have you tried validating your game files? Have you tried blaming yourself? Have you tried taking a calm approach to the situation? Have you tried [Please finish the sentence with something you haven't done, because I know there is something you have not.].

Sounds like you're either missing some files have modified required files have a script error or something else. It seems to me that when ArmA says something that's wrong, either nothing is wrong or it isn't what the actual error is.