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Set your HDR to low, not very low.

It's not so much the scale as it is having a consistent amount of detail within that large scale. In Kerbal Space Program(Unity) for example, the planet Kerbin alone is like 45,000,000 km², but the vast majority of it is just barren terrain.

The dayzdb.com map let's you measure distances now. If you know your position and your target's position, it's pretty easy to get an estimate of the range.

A nice compromise would be to only desaturate/blur the edges of the screen like a vignette. Just something I pulled off of google but it demonstrates what I'm talking about.

How about if you acquire enough duct-tape you can just make your own gear entirely out of duct-tape.

In 28 Days Later the infected do get tired after a little bit of sprinting. During the tunnel scene you can even see them slow and give up the chase as the car speeds away. Obviously the zombies in DayZ are not in a finished state and need some work, but I think they're mostly okay the way they are as far as speed is concerned. They will be a lot more threatening when there's more of them around. Rather than making the zombies never get tired, they should probably make the player get tired too.

If you have your HDR set at very low, change it to low. It makes a huge difference in night-time visibility. With the moon out and gamma cranked up it may as well be daytime.

Friend of mine said he found one in the tents at NWAF. He did confirm that it was definitely a ballistics vest and not a tactical vest.

The other day my friend and I were traveling together, myself right behind him when he just slumped over dead, no sound of a shot. We didn't really think it was a sniper because there was no sound, but a few second later I was hit and heard two shots, as the first missed. So I suspect at least some of the "random death" reports are actually just people getting sniped and it's a sound bug that makes the shot silent.

Portal 2 on PS3 came with a free copy of the PC version. That's a unique situation though, as Valve controls Steam, and they were promoting the cross-platform co-op in Portal 2.

It's not intentional, it's just a temporary workaround. If it were intentional the loot would just respawn after X hours without restarting the entire server. The obvious solution is to make each building/car/etc. respawn it's loot X hours after it was first looted; provided there are no players in the vicinity.

I found my pristine LRS on the roof of the ATC tower at the NE airstrip.

I haven't noticed any North/East bug, but one thing I did notice is that your character holds the compass at a slight angle. So if you're holding the compass, the natural instinct is to make your desired heading point vertically in relation to your monitor. However since the compass is held at an angle in-game, if you align it with your monitor, you will be a few degrees off your intended heading. Instead you have to align it with the top of the compass model.

Any open-world game like DayZ/Arma where the assets are streamed as you play is where SSD's really shine.

Part of the problem is the fact that loot doesn't respawn yet, coupled with there being no vehicles. If you go to loot some place and it's already been picked clean, the only options are: A. Wait for server restart, could take hours B. Hike to another location, can take up to an hour, requires supplies, and there's a chance that location will have been picked clean too C. Server hop