FieldMedic

Take them out until you can make barbed wire removable without a toolbox, albeit slowly. The toolbox would speed up the removal process.

http://dayzmod.com/f...heat-reporting/ https://support.dayz...ubmitticket.php The point is to productively make the devs aware of what has happened to you, without ranting and raving about it, crying to anyone who will listen about how the hackers will be the death of this mod and that Rocket doesn't care or he'd fix ALL the problems!

One can quite easily report hacking without crying about it on the forums. All the public whining does (whether it be in game, on the forums, on a blog, on youtube etc.) is provide those hackers who want to garner a reaction fruits for their labour.

I would take the M16 over the AK-74 but yeah I'd take the AKM over both of those. :)

Hacking posts just provide the tears that fuel even more hacking. Most of these script kiddies get their jollies ruining the game for others because they don't have the skills to play the game properly. If they can't get the reaction so desperately craved then they'll get bored and move on to whatever else the bottom feeders of humanity do in their spare time.

Threads like these make a strong case for professionally run servers moderated by impartial GMs who aren't allowed to play on the servers they oversee and only monitor for hacking or exploiting.

Maybe make the hunting knife a pistol slot weapon.

Just a random thought but if you lacked a pistol could it be made so that your melee weapon could sit in the pistol place? This would be on top of allowing it in the primary slot.

Going to give this one more go at the first page before it slides into obscurity!

The premise is that a character would be bound to the server you started it on. Change servers and you would start a new character on the server you switched to. Your other character would still exist on the previous server and you could go back to it at any time. This has a number of advantages, namely, removing server hopping, allowing for the safer deployment of camps and bases, the formation of a server 'community' and the reduction (in conjunction with a logout timer) of combat disconnecting. There are, of course, obvious disadvantages to this. You wouldn't be able to move your established character between servers to play with friends, or if your main server is down or having trouble. The medic people wouldn't be able to jump around helping assist people since their character would be tied to a single server. Since the servers are run by the individuals and not BiS there's nothing to prevent a server from shutting down permanently, taking your character with it. The one big counter point to these disadvantages is that re-establishing yourself (collecting gear, moving off the coast etc.) doesn't take very long in comparison to other progression games and so moving to a new server wouldn't necessarily set you back weeks or months of work like it would in a traditional MMO.

I sympathize but a cursory glance at the forums would have told you how much player killing exists in the game. Quite frankly you learn to deal with the zombies fairly quickly, as they are, by and large bugs notwithstanding, predictable. What gives the game tension and excitement is other players and the possibility of them being hostile.

It was just a stock M16 with Irons, no attachments and the M4 CCO was the basic black/gun metal, no cammy. Incidently I stuck with the M4 CCO. I figured the only advantage the M16 would have over it would be longer range accuracy and perhaps a little added stopping power. The M4 had the red dot sight, full auto setting and was quieter.

Good people of the wasteland! Which would you carry around?!

I've heard about these things....these things that let ordinary people see...IN THE DARK! You apparently wear them on your face but...but I've never seen them...

OP sounds like a Walmart commercial.....