Daemonkid

Because people can gear up fairly easily on the coast if they want, NWAF is a pretty far trek for some and a lot of people don't bother. I've killed maybe 3 people there the entire time I played. Shit needs an incentive like in the mod. The best gear could be found there. You can find the best gear on the coast.

I don't like the PU because it's really hard to shoot moving targets at close range with the blocky sights. I can't judge accurately where I should shoot with it. The thinner sights let me judge a lot better. (Short range with these 2 sights to me is 50-100 meters. If I know some one is getting close, switch to irons real quick or just hipfire) Personal preference really.

Bro. If you can't stand not being able to read the signs in Russian, I don't think you have a clue about this game. It's not about convenience. Knowledge of the game comes with playing the game. I've played the game for a long ass time, and I still don't know some of the names of the towns further north. I still know my way around to and from though. Just got to memorize the map in your head man and remember significant landmarks.

Better than the PU scope, can't seem to hit shit with it. I get close, but never where I want it to shoot. Long range or irons all the way.

But that's the thing.. getting one being the priority in the back of your head. But it's the interm between obtaining one that needs significant work. The melee system and crafting of weapons.

But on topic. The B95 is very accurate. Just because it's expensive does not exactly gauge accuracy, but it does. It's quality of workmanship can reflect its price point. The Mosin is a very old design, while accurate, the B95 is more modern and would obviously entail modern design techniques. Stating this the Mosin is an old surplus military rifle, an accurate one at that. It's old tried and true. It's accurate enough to do the job you want it to. The B95 is a newer rifle incorporating modern methods. It's designed to be an accurate hunting rifle. They both have different roles entirely. But the B95 is more accurate which is fine, it has it's own draw backs.

My friend. There is an even more scathing way to do this on the internet. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Blaze+95+hunting+rifle There you go. Use it with great a vengeance.

Thank god. My antics as the loincloth clad spear wielding forest-man can be fully realized. P.S Add loincloths.

The mentality is that they have little to no power in their daily lives, so they take it out in videogames where they have faux control.

I've been in 3 fights on the airfield. 1st time, with my freshly aquired LRS from Kabinino military base, me and a buddy approached the AF, and I scouted. Saw 2 dudes on the top of the fire station. Kill them both. 2nd time, my buddy was on the AF I was providing overwatch, saw some dude on the strip, missed 3 times, had to reload, saw him go into the control tower, contacted my buddy (VIA WALKIE TALKIE! Had 2 at the time) And my friend got him. 3 time me and my friend were scouting the area, and we go up behind the firestation, I watch the back door for a second, whole building in view. A dude spawns on the ladder (using the inside glitch where you can get on the ladder from the inside of the FS) took a few shots and the poor guy was dead.

Lmao. The reason to go to NWAF IS because it's untouched. I get all dem sexy lewts and the place is practically untouched, more chance of finding what i'm lookin' for.

Actually, there isn't enough clothes. We're at bare minimum here, more clothing more people look different. Which is more customisation, more people looking around for elusive clothing spawns, so more interactions.

Your sig says adapt or die. I'm going to say adapt or die. ;P But yes, it's a little unintuitive atm, but it's still 10x better than 3rd pp. Just gotta get a little more creative with positioning and the likes. In regards to the weapon drawn thing, a quick look down while sprinting to check if you have the rifle in hand works. (Or hit the inv screen) The fists will always be raised up to near the center of your cursor when you press it. Just take a second for the anim to actually finish, then sprint, dont just tap then sprint. That's not even enough time to bring them up.

Low end weaponry such as shot guns, nuggets ect are all fine as long as they are uncommon. Military grade weapons should almost always be spawned in damaged or completely fucked.(And in my opinion a whole weapon maintaining mechanic besides just using a cleaning kit) Melee should be improved, and the baseline. Getting a good gun should be a prize, and makes you stand above the rest of the plebeian fresh spawns with their improvised spears and firefighters axes. In regards to military bases. Weapons should have a low chance of spawning in the barracks, along with corresponding ammo and magazines but mostly soldier clothing and misc soldier items but moderate chance for low end attachments.. The brigs (Jail) should have a moderate chance for a weapon with some ammo and low end attachments but mostly clothing and misc items. Control tower should have moderate chance to spawn weapons, but no ammo. There should be a new building spawn point that is an armoury, that is locked every restart. It should require different tools to break into it, but very dangerous to do so. But make it so it ONLY spawns weapons and ammo along with attachments.

I don't think so, my friend went fists up while I was sprinting (Normal sprint) today, he was running faster than me. :(

Make it so once the restart button is pressed it does a countdown of 3 mins and at the end of the count down the server restarts. Prevents admins from getting their stuff back via cheating.

Have you seen how many military bases, personal fuel tanks, gas stations there are in Chernarus? Seems to me like there isn't a shortage of fuel anywhere, pre-apocalypse. We're also playing in a small part of the overall country of Chernarus, which means we're in what seems to be the rural part, with a significant military presence. When the apocalypse hit, obviously fuel would be scarce, but not in the way you're making it out to be. Chernarus isn't a poor African country. It's a medicore ex-soviet bloc. It's obviously a bit westernised and to add to the fact, Takistan in the Armaverse is a stone's throw away. Which has major oil reserves. You're grasping at straws. People want vehicles in game, and we WANT fuel to be a limited resource. Just because cars don't fit into YOUR view of the game doesn't mean there shouldn't be any. Hell, ethanol can be used as an alternative for straight gasoline. But the point stands, there is plently of fuel in Chernarus.

Weapons are situational. Your M4 may be a superior weapon platform. But ingame, i'm going to see you before you see me and at a range you won't be able to land shots accurately. Nugget all the way baby.

Lmao. The map is to small for vehicles? The only reason it feels small is because of the increased running speed. That's it. Why would there be no cars? Did all the cars suddenly disappear from Chernarus? Was it a carpocolypse? Did the zombies eat the cars? Of course there is going to be vehicles. Vehicles will also serve as storage, and when base building is added, will pretty much be the only way to transport otherwise heavy materials across the map. Are you telling me you want to lug a stack of 2x4's across the map to where you want to build your base? They'll also be used for transporting large groups, picking up you buddies, hell, even helping strangers with a ride if you're willing to risk it. ( I used to run a taxi service in the mod, fare was based on distance and ammo/med supplies were currency for me.) You logic makes no sense Wheunis.

Nah man. You'll enjoy the game a lot more if you play it like a true freshie. I remember my first day in dayz. It was so great not knowing a thing. Running around scavenging, dying. When you learn the game first hand it's so rewarding because YOU learned it all, you put in the time and effort to improve. The transition from freshie to veteran will feel so great, trust me. Just keep at it and you'll become a grizzled survivor in no time.

A solid bullet that hasn't fragmented, sure. But if a bullet fragments inside you, you're going to need to remove that shrapnel.

The ballistic helm is big and bulky, it's easy to spot. It affords very little protection against any decent fire arm. I've tested it with a buddy before and a single shot from a revolver at 15 meters iced me and the helm. It offers no noticeable benefit than a motorcycle helm. (Other than it CAN protect against a .45 but if I see you with a ballistic, i'm just going to pump a mag into your chest) It's quite frankly garbage. Prefer to roll with my baseball cap, looks cooler, and reduces my silhouette.

This is not your standard FPS. I'm for anything that makes survival more intense, even if it's a bit tedious to your average person. I play it for the survival and right now there is not much survival mechanics at the moment. Waiting on the deep medical system. Diseases and all that. I want to fight to stay alive against all odds. Not just fight against people with guns.

Because it's all still a work in progress and other assets are completed before the zombies so they released those items. It takes like 3 seconds to implement those things ingame. Zombies are still a work in progress. Jesus, it's like you know nothing of game development.

The fun in that is my guy is a grizzled veteran of the Chernarus wasteland. I've been through so much, why would I want to just respawn? I've been cut, burned, shot, bludgeoned, survived cholera, bitten. Survived infected wounds. That holds so much appeal to me. I wouldn't dare force a respawn. My character is a fking badass if I manage to survive all that. It's not something I would let go of willingly.