that_f-in guy

A lot of assumptions in your post.

On nice days i'll see 10-30 bikes and I live in the states. Used to see around a hundred when I lived in Philadelphia.

Are wind effects in this patch?

Sorry to beak it to you. The AK-47 is the most iconic firearm in the word. Over 50 million of these have been produced. It's even on Mozanbiqes flag.

Take a wooden baseball bat, cut off the barrel of the bat, keep the last foot or so. Drill a hole down the center of it. With the barrel of the bat drill holes perpendicular to the center firing hole. Wrap the bat in fiberglass insulation and gaffers tape.

All I'm going to say on this is a .50bmg semi-auto rifle would be the worst possible weapon to use in a zombie apocalypse.

This is what I'm hoping for. It been reported already that Sony is trying to get it on their system. Tbh I don't know why anyone would buy a xbox1. Kenect has to be used, always online, lower performance, drm and that they have told indie developers that they either have to join Microsoft or merge with a company they already work with. Smh. Plus they charge companies around 50 grand to patch their games. Which is fine for games like cod or gta where the company has cash flowing in, but a indie developer that has good games but small profit margins just end up saying screw it.

I'm kind of in the same boat. I don't mind all the keys, I just think fps are a bit too easy with a mouse. (Really not trying to start flame wars) it just isn't what I enjoy. But this is the game I've wanted to play before I even knew there was a arma2. The need to eat, take shelter, scavenge, bullet dynamics, vehicles that need repair and zombies to boot. I love taking the time to plan my next move and sneaking around a map. Since I heard about Dayz I've been hooked on the videos and snooping around here. The thought of it coming to ps4 even if it has to be watered down a bit because of controls that would be fine with me, or if menus were a pain because of it. I know Sony is trying to back up a perverbial truck full of cash to their door for it, and god do I hope they bite.