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That would be nice... with the 6-arrow quivers, me want.

The problem is that in real life it's easy to judge if you're going to bump into something. In the game movement indoors is fairly jerky and you'd be smashing guns into walls no matter what the type.

Not true in my experience, recently I was running in the forest when a helicopter flew overhead and crashed into the side of a mountain. I found two dead players and snagged a DMR, all basic supplies and an SVD camo. I should note the helicopter exploded, knocking down several trees and creating a crater. Also I was piloting a UAV in Wasteland and crashed it, but managed to find my body and get my gear back.

They should also allow you to find tools to recrown the barrel in case you damage it.

No, I was talking about something the same as your suggestion, an optic with different lines that correspond to where the arrow will be at different ranges. Like the SVD currently in the game. Although the SVD scope in the game is actually incorrect. ^_^

I'd like to see drop-compensation optics for the bow, that would make it perfectly fine.

Who puts a revolver in their bag when they have a Glock 17? :huh:

Yes, this, was much fun in Flight Sim 2004. Maybe even something along the lines of a Beechcraft 18.

I don't have a problem with adding in small planes like that, you'd be able to find them near airports and "if helicopters, why not planes?". The AN-2 only goes about 200 km/h and it can't land in as many places as the helicopters we already have. A little Cessna would be nice as well.

Take it up with

People struggle to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on their Spitfires and Mustangs... Messerschmidts are almost nonexistent... I'm pretty sure you won't be rebuilding 70-year-old aircraft during a zombie apocalypse.

I was shot down in Berezino yesterday, no zombies were spawned, so I started creeping in when someone shot me in the back several times. Never stood a chance, lost all my stuff. I almost always lone wolf so I almost always lose everything. Fun times.

Whoa, they had a GAU8? Crazy stuff.

That's one zombie a minute for a solid 5 months and 22 days...

I'd like to know why they needed 2 separate classes for what should be the exact same rifle...

I don't support this suggestion because working fighter planes from the 2nd World War are very rare these days, not to mention in need of constant upkeep, and you'd never, ever see them flying in Chernarus.

Heh, continuing from the locked Urban Dead thread, this could lead to... dun dun dun... barricade strafing! Which would be awesome. ^_^

Scoreboard was removed because it was mostly useless... who really cares how many zombies people kill? M107's unintended "feature" seems to be a glitch, which sucks. Don't know if there are any plans to fix it.

No, it's a fixed value which is modified (linearly) by the projectile velocity, so damage drops with velocity and range. Effects like tumbling, fragmentation or expansion are not modelled.

But I gave beeeeans.

:lol: This made me laugh.

DayZ isn't about "game balance". I don't support balancing. I'm about realism. If you read my post (reread it), I said in real life, the VSS is not a powerful gun. In the game it's a one-shot instakill. I wouldn't have a problem with it being a one-shot instakill if it was powerful in real life, but it's actually quite weak compared to most rifles. Bohemia Interactive made it do a lot of damage because it is one of those "secret Spetsnaz weapons" and therefore must be super deadly! That's the only explanation I can see. So you support unrealistic damage values? The weapon is flawed because someone made a dumb decision (actually, two dumb decisions). I just want the VSS in-game to act like the VSS in real life.

They need to add a purse as well so my character can transport his Pekingese.