So I genuinely don't remember much of my noob days, maybe three full days ago. But they were such fun. I was truly just pottering around with an axe. But the last 48 hours have taught me so much... One. Scroll wheel up/down opens the context menu on anything. Two. 90% of the houses are just block sprites and do nothing except provide los cover and barricades. Three. A pack, no matter what type is so easily manipulatable. Switching out what you may need with less relevant items is so handy. Four. If you are being covered either defensively or offensively, text and type is your best friend. That last time, I was being covered aggressively by three to four camped gunmen off a fresh spawn... I'm just there screaming out "fresh spawn, fresh spawn" and taking cover behind a decent rock. Finally, number five. A guy in a full ghillie suit comes up to you in a chopper, tells you to get in, away from the z's and takes you to a camp area where he lets you have free access to a hoarded supply, you take it. I must say that just left me awestruck that a player would (A) have that much gear stowed, and (B) share what he could with you... then take you where there was even more stashed...and let you take what you needed. I'm not going to mention names, but if he recognises the scene played out, thankyou big fella, I owe you.
