Drop me a PM with anything I need to know.

Short and simple, on some military vehicles (land and air) add loudspeakers which can be set as a separate communication channel and have massively improved range and volume over standard direct comms. It'd be useful for players in helicopters mainly to communicate with people on the ground such as giving instructions to people (read holding them hostage and listing demands).

That IP is for a DayZ Origins server, not vanilla DayZ.

Mine is PillarOfCharity-Holcroft. Because me and my group wanted to become the things in DayZ that we aren't in reality, and I'm not charitable in the slightest.

Ah right, fair enough. Thanks :)

Where can I find the updated files for DayZ as referenced in these changelogs? http://dayzmod.com/forum/index.php?/topic/103845-rolling-changelog-for-community-builds/

I don't know what the Colorado map from WarZ is like, but I'd like to see a map with one huge (like 1/4 of the map) city and the rest just woodland or general hiding spots.

I'd like this, it'd make playing in a group much more fun

Define extra content. Imo if it's just some skins or something then that's harmless. It's when they give bonus starting items it really does ruin it for other players.

After a brief round on Google, I can't find anything to do with a pre-order (Probably because there isn't a set date). So I'm curious, do you guys think that there will be pre-orders and if there will be, do you think you should get some bonuses like skins in game or something?

These; Claiming towns: The ability for you and a few friends to save a town and then build up and make a safe town (until the zombies attack) More animation moves: Like waving or clicking or whistling Electricity: Add power to your town by connecting a power line some how to your towns generator. Electricity may be used for things like: •Charging a satellite phone (Phones can be used to call people on the other side of the map) •Making electric fences •Charging radios •Making a way to get water into your town +1 for these. I'd expand on that town claiming a little though, for example. When you've claimed a town the "increased activity" in the town means that zombies from surrounding areas are attracted to the town. This "migration" could be useful for some players, like bandits as they'd follow the zombies to somewhere where there will be a high chance of players with good gear. But it'd be a nightmare for the players that claimed the town since they'd have to fend off possibly over 200 zombies, which could be rather challenging.

I'd like this idea, not quite a base, but somewhere to call your own that would be out of reach of the zombies and better concealed from players. However, they should be very hard to build up since if you get any form of defendable camp in Day Z, you're a god amongst men imo. Obviously there would be technical limitations but with SA, new things are possible.

I give this +1. Not for the 'lore' elements, but for the tutorial elements. When this game goes SA, there will inevitably be some variation to the controls and such. A single player tutorial is something that could ease new players into the harsh reality of Day Z and teach them the [relatively] complex controls of the game, assuming they still bear some similarity to the ArmA 2 controls.

It wouldn't cost that much. People overestimate so much nowadays... They said in a release, if you can run ArmA 2, you can run ArmA 3 with little/no trouble.

Right, you seem to know enough. Assuming you can build your own PC, I'd recommend this http://www.scan.co.uk/savedbasket/e06f1777283d433999ffb081100877c4 If that confuses you, I'd recommend this http://3xs.scan.co.uk/ShowSystem.asp?SystemID=1383 These should be able to run ArmA 2 and 3 on decent settings.