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The nice thing about Urban Dead is that you don't see as much immaturity. I think it's because the squeaky voices don't want to play a game that consists entirely of coloured boxes and text. An action-packed screenshot.

Hey, I know you, you're that... thread guy! Anyways it's a good idea but it's probably not possible / too much work for the mod. Maaaybe standalone but even racing games have problems with that. Check this out:

I found a vehicle today, ran up to Gorka and right as I get there, I see a pickup coming along the road... as it passed in front of me I shot the driver out and drove it up into the Northern woods. Probably the easiest way to find vehicles. :thumbsup:

Those hitmen threads are interesting, and I have my own personal "kill on sight" list. There are a few problems though: 1. No nametags: I don't want to see nametags and neither do most here, I think. However without nametags it becomes very difficult to recognize people without talking to them or killing them. In real life people remember faces, in DayZ... nada. 2. Too much action: in UrbanDead you can have month-long epic campaigns because everyone is limited to 50 action points per day. Things are slow, slow, slow, and the map is gigantic. In DayZ an "epic battle" might only last all of 10 minutes... With the new base-building features that are apparently comimg with the Standalone, maybe we will see things like "the 4th Siege of Cherno". Somehow I doubt it... people don't (and can't) work together in groups of hundreds over long periods of time, and the games are just too different. I'd just like to see a bit more "meaning" to the game. I think that's the most important thing to take away from this thread.

That doesn't sound very "DayZ" and I'm sure it would have a lot of opposition on here... but I might actually be in favour (if it was well implemented). It adds a lot more character and worth to the game - even without any graphics whatsoever, it can be engaging.

I was wondering why you wanted a Bizon, that makes sense. :thumbsup:

Although it's a cool game, at the moment, there's nothing that DayZ can learn from UrbanDead. There's some pretty sweet stuff in that game, though. DayZ lacks the story and the lore. Ron Burgundy and the Channel 4 News Team! 404: Barhah not found! The various sieges of Caiger Mall! The Mall Tours! The Ridleybank Resistance Front! The various police departments and their APBs and warrants! It's a wonderful world out there...

No way! I don't have anything against having a Vintorez in the game, but not the current one. It is currently both overpowered and glitched! First off, let's examine the actual real-world ballistics of the VSS. It fires the 9x39mm SP-5 round (the SP-5 is specifically mentioned in the config). Examine the chart and compare the energy levels: As you can see, the Vintorez has similar energy levels to non-magnum handguns. It's simply not a powerful weapon in real life since they have to keep the bullet below the speed of sound in order to avoid a sonic crack. However, Bohemia gave it a "hit" value of 13, which means in DayZ it would (but doesn't, keep reading) do 9388 blood damage. More than a 7.62 NATO round and more than any other rifle short of the .50 calibers. Absurd, and a failure on Bohemia's part. B-b-b-but that's not the worst part. Someone set the "typicalSpeed" value to 150 m/s. The typicalSpeed value dictates the velocity at which the bullet will do the damage listed in the "hit" value. The muzzle velocity is 300 m/s. That means it does 26 damage at the muzzle and similar damage within medium range. That's the same as an M107. That's 37552 blood damage! So, we have a weapon that does .50 BMG-level damage at the close ranges at which it is meant to be used and is completely silent. No way, José! Until Bohemia reduces the damage to appropriate levels (at most, it should do roughly the same damage as an AK-74), I consider this a bugged weapon, an overpowered weapon, and most importantly, an UNREALISTIC weapon, and I don't want to see it in ArmA, in DayZ or anywhere else.

Still far too many skiddies on the public hives, better on well-maintained private hives, better still on whitelisted hives.

Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed today. Here's a small child in cowboy duds riding a miniature pony (maybe it will cheer you up).

I go sneaky solo because that's more my style. Sucks if you run up against more than two well armed bandits, but on the other hand you can do whatever you like and don't have any obligations to other players. I just don't go to the two southern cities or the NWAF.

No, I didn't really read it, but that makes more sense. Some points against: 1. zombies everywhere holding gear could slow down a server; many times people wouldn't bother going back 2. zombies would drop any guns 3. zombies are technically "infected", not undead, so if they kill you...

I don't understand why a zombie would want to swipe my M14 and medical supplies...

As it exists now, I don't see the point in playing DayZ offline, except for map familiarization or making videos. Maybe if the Standalone adds some sort of campaign mode that would make sense. Have to be careful with that when it comes to playing online, people could modify their ground and vegetation or player textures to spot other players more easily, etc.

There are some threads on the Bohemia forums about this. You can notice some difference between different guns but it's not very much, and it's mostly or all in the vertical plane. They also should add in muzzle velocity based on barrel length so you can choose between a more agile carbine which is less effective at range or a slower-handling, more powerful gun.

Yeah, there is really no point in burying stuff (or having tents, etc) if it disappears when you die. Nobody's going to run 10km to get a different gun or some ammo or food or whatever they have in their tent.

The game shouldn't be harder just for the sake of being harder, but it should be realistic. I don't see a problem with letting zombies grab hold of players - that's what zombies are supposed to do! As for your other points: -food and water shouldn't be rare, it's not hard to find right now anyways -you shouldn't starve to death in 30 minutes -aggroing zombies? Try crawling! Edit: I mean, it's a zombie survival game, so you should need to actually put some work in to avoid zombies and survive.

On my PC at least, the further I turn down the resolutions, the better frames I get.

Taviana kills my FPS as well, more so than most other maps, but I have bad FPS to start with. What are your in-game settings at? Resolution, etc.

I hate Lingor so much. But anyways... NYPA.

I just got my ideal loadout so I took a couple screenshots for posterity. Now you see me. Now you don't.

How about an alien mothership?

Rocks. Yesterday I saw someone else die in the stupidest manner ever. New spawn was running along the beach near Kamenka trailing about a dozen zeds and decided to climb up a water tower. Bwahahahaha, I heard his character's legs break with much shrieking as I ran under...

Yup, 5.56mm subsonic would suck. Many subsonic rounds won't even cycle the action properly. Nope, IIRC the standard load is a 56-grain FMJ at about 2,900 fps out of the AK-74, compared to the 5.56mm which is 62 grains at 3,150 fps out of a full-length M16. Since ArmA doesn't account for barrel lengths, that means the 5.45mm weapons will only have 75% of the energy of the 5.56mm weapons, hence only being about 75% as effective (in the ArmA-verse). As you can see, 2722 divided by 3555 is the same as the energy of the 5.45mm divided by the energy of the 5.56mm. Boom. In real life the 5.45mm doesn't fragment, unlike the 5.56mm, so it would be (much?) less effective in those cases. If the 5.56mm failed to fragment, they would probably have roughly the same effect on the target.

Rocket and the DayZ team had nothing to do with the change, however, they should have reacted by adjusting the player health to better fit the new damages.