Cap'n (DayZ)

Reference appreciated. Also, that Smersh vest gave me a hard on. I might consider it.

I've started a new thing for me. Cannibal hunting. It feels quite satisfying. Me and a random in Novo had a pretty intense encounter last night. A group of geardo's were having a roast up in the Novo tower, and the random I ran across said he'd just watched the guys gut like five newspawns and were apparently cooking them upstairs. I gave him my M1911 and we murdered the shit out of them, and it felt sooo good.

Over the shoulder just feels awkward to me. This is one of the few games were I'm actually comfortable playing with the 3rd person view.

I'd prefer them either create a natural looking barrier of rocks, valleys, and streams than just making it an island or some magical barrier. It fits the lore far better, and doesn't look stupid. Actually, I hate the idea of Chernarus+ being an island in general. EVERY open world game map, and specifically OFP/ARMA, is a fucking island. It's nice to have some kind of terrain not surrounded by water on all sides. Chernarus feels original, something unique and familiar and that's why I love it.

I'm going to gut and cook fallen comrades, then slyly offer them some food when we meet up once again. "Wait, so this is meat is human?" "Not only are you eating human meat, but you're also eating yourself. Auto cannibalism isn't so bad, eh?"

Zelenogorsk/Kozlovka/Pavlovo area has and always will be my hunting grounds. I tend to venture farther North and East if the need arise, but otherwise I stick to that general area.

Big fucking whoop. I could care less really, and you're just being a picky asshole.

Poor guy, he's definitely bucked.

Are you trying to bait someone? Feels like it.

There really isn't an excuse for not having helmet covers. Besides, the MICH helmets look *awful* without them.

With a little over 500 hours, I'd say yes. The game has come a pretty long way and the most recent update was quite feature packed one. I'm really enjoying it at the moment.

I don't know why, but I just love the feeling of the smaller villages. Isolated, quaint, unaffected by the world around them.

I'm really enjoying this build. The new towns are very well built, and some of the smaller ones remind me of the ArmA 2 Stary Sobor and feel like actual villages. North of Severograd there is a brand new run down military base, and it looks really awesome despite not being very valuable in terms of loot. I feel like the game itself runs better this update, at least for me. .49 I was getting maybe 25-30 average, now it feels far smoother. The new animations for pistols are pretty fitting, while the running animation still looks a bit wonky. Really loving the derringer and the waterproof. Oh, and did I mention... 5.45x freaking 39 is here!!!!!!

Rage much? Besides, OFP and the ArmA series in general are brilliant games. Seems like you've come back just to complain more.

This contributes nothing, as it's nothing but a vague excuse for some butthurt kid to whine. Send it the yard.

And this a constructive post, how? Tell me, did you come to whine or contribute?

I think it looks pretty nice, tbh.

Back stabbing? Today I beat a German woman to death on experimental for her dry bag. I'm far from trustworthy.

*Chernarussian I'm an asshole.

Zombie wall phasing has been fixed in all yet the most rarest cases. Stairs and ladders are still somewhat dubious, but I haven't been killed by a zed through a wall in months. A lot of new survival mechanics have been implemented, yet they are still relatively barebones. Still more hermit friendly than release was. All in all, it depends. It's still Alpha, but it's come a LONG way since January (in my opinion). If you want a finished, stable game, I'd wait until midway Beta or release.

It's a knee-jerk reaction, and frankly, it pisses me off. Mainly the hypocrisy that surrounds the logic behind "If it's mildly military, IT HAS DESECERATED THE SACRED SHRINE OF SURVIVAL!". That's funny. Y'see, if it's 70 years old who cares? Yet anything past the early 60's and has either a selector switch, magazine, foregrip, accessory rails, or all of the abive immediately gets the bullshit excuse of "DAYZ ISNT ARMA GO HOME CODKID!". Please, just shut up. What we need are better survival mechanics that reward the player and still make it incredibly challenging. A good balance of military gear doesn't break that. A large variety of rare items is better than an incredibly boring handful of incredibly rare items because of the rantings and knee jerk reactions of hypocrisy.

Slava Chernarus, aye tosvarich! Let us drive the bourgeois pig from our fatherland, aye!?

This isn't the game for you. The array of controls is necessitated by the large amount of actions needed to be performed, and it was pretty much the same in ArmA. The devs are working on more streamlined approaches to using items and other things, and apparently a new melee system is being internally tested. A lot of your complaints stem from the gameplay itself, and from what I've gathered, this simply isn't the kind of experience you'd want. Even with streamlined controls, I doubt you'd enjoy it that much more. You haven't really experienced the core aspect of the game either (aka the rush of pvp/meeting people), but from your tone I don't think you quite understood the core concept behind. All I can say, is try something different. Maybe this isn't the game for you.

Most everything. I really do enjoy the deeper aspects of the game. I can't wait until survival is truly difficult, and the deathmatch fucks start dropping like flies.

I feel bad trying to be a smart ass after missing your post :(