zak757

You know the feeling when you are alone, looking for loot, and you hear dreaded footsteps? That feeling when you know somebody is within earshot of you, and you know for a fact he knows that you're here too. What do you do?

I've been gone for awhile, has this happened yet?

You play as a soldier, not a deaf person. I'd like this to be addressed, but how?

That Bandit has absolutely no class.

Banditry is not only easier, it has perks too. Arguably more useful then the increased endurance if you like to kill. Maybe you need to use something with a bit more power then a 9mm. Calm your fucking tits.

Date of post, dumbass. Hopefully this is in the the standalone.

Back when the game had unlimited ammo, I enjoyed intentionally backing myself into a church with 2 friends (also with M14's) and killing off the entire population of Chernarus. :D (at least 300 kills per person) Even without the exploit, ammo is easy to find. One of the best guns in the game all around, and unless I find an M107, I won't switch it out for anything short of an M4 SD.

I've been founding vehicles everywhere, EXCEPT the helicopter. I've repaired 2 vans, 3 V3S's, 2 tractors, 3 cars, 1 ATV, and seen quite alot of bicycles and buses too. At least 1 guy in the green UAZ. Helicopters are nowhere to be found I haven't heard or seen any in the sky. Hmmm.

Example picture not Battletech? I am disappoint.

Dew for the Dew God!

The M4, in any variant, is hard to go wrong with. Also, the M14 AIM is fantastic.

Worth a magazine for a mid-rarity weapon at best. Aside from power and firerate, it is a throwaway gun. The zeroing feature is pretty much made moot by the iron sights which aren't exactly high visibility or pointable.

Just because the ARMA engine was built for a military simulator doesn't mean other engines can't simulate either. I don't see what the VR Engine can do that the Cryengine 3 can't (with better graphics and performance).

It takes alot of courage to lower your weapon and salute to a newbie wielding a hatchet who could attack you at any time. I appreciate the Rangefinder and M4A1 SD you allowed me to take from your backpack. I had every reason to kill you for that M107 and I could have taken the shot if I hadn't any decency, a big risk on your part. I appreciate you showing some humanity in a time of despair and danger.

My friend Matt has a Mountain Dew in his bag. Every single one of us (4 in our group) have been on the brink of death at least twice (passed out in a firefight). I hope he never drinks it!