RollingLizard1

I use OBS mostly because I stream at the same time I save game play to a hard drive. I also like the plugins for OBS like TeeBoard. But I also have 5 ssd's one dedicated and optimized for recording only, one dedicated to Windows OS, and another dedicated to games. There are many factors that go into frame drop, if you can't upgrade your internet or hardware start with lowering the quality of your recording.

First you need to understand the nature of Alpha and Beta in gaming, Alpha is for adding features to the game not for fixing bugs! Everytime something new is added to a game it breaks the things already in the game, If the dev's would fix bugs everytime they added something new they would just end up fixing the same bugs over and over. Beta is for fixing bugs, why? because everything has been added to the game and the bugs can be worked on and will remain fixed.

First I tear up my shirt for bandages, throw away the flashlight, get enough clothing with pockets to hold some food and drink, find some food and drink, find a melee weapon for zed intervention. Then I run around looking for people to interact with and find I have more fun with people then spending hours gearing up with tons of gear just to be KOS by someone using aimbot or other hacks. If I get killed no big deal takes only minutes to rinse and repeat. IMO the game is no where near polished enough to warrant gearing up and I do have so much fun meeting people and hopefully changing there mind about KOS. I would like to say if you are of KOS mentality, talk to me first, handcuff me, rob me do something to make the game more fun and interesting. KOS just means you do not know how to play the game. Anyway in 2 days I'll be playing Watch Dogs and at the end of the month The Forest (another survival game) if it doesn't get pushed back again. Happy hunting no matter your style of play.

It's simple just remove all weapons.

There is a standalone coming out? Cool

I've never played "Slender Man" just watched it on some YouTube vids. But using the same argument of some people I guess that would be a better game if played in full daylight. While were at it let's edit all the dark scenes in the movie Pitch Black cause I hate it when I can't see the scenery. Oh and yes I will be setting up a website to petition Disney Corporation to turn on all and brighter lights for their attractions at the theme parks, such as the Haunted Mansion, Peter Pans Flight and Space Mountain just to name a few.

I use my computer for many things which include but not limited to CAD, 3d modeling, 3d animation, movie editing, website design, scripting and much more. Now I'm sure that for people that just use their computers to browse the web, read emails and play games there would be no issues with win8 running mainstream win7 programs. The programs that needed upgrading were from developers that were not household names. I had win7 running at 64bit so that was not the issue. Explain to me please if all win7 programs run on win8 why Microsoft would have developed the "Windows Upgrade Advisor" which ms advises you run before upgrading to win8 to see if your programs and devices will work? As far as I remember Microsoft has never done this with previous versions of windows. Edit- and yes I do know about compatibility mode in win8 and I use it.

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I have a number of programs that would not run on win8 after I did the upgrade from win7. I had to wait for the software developers to update those programs for use with win8. It has been my experience that most developers that do not list the latest version of windows in there specs either no longer develop the program, are working on a new version that is not an upgrade to the old version and will have to be purchased again or have sold the program off to some one else who may or may not support it. I'm not saying this is true of what you offer. I just prefer to do my homework before spending money. Some of my rules when buying online from small or little known company's are Does the contact info list a real address not a po box. Then do a mapquest and see what is at that address. Does the contact info list a real phone number preferably a 1-800 number that works. Does it look like the product is still being supported Do a whois lookup on the domain name see registration info and whether it matches the website and if it is private or not. Go to Google type in "product or company name reviews" Go to YouTube do a search there. I have yet to make a purchase online that I have regretted.

Omni- that's one way to add fatigue to DayZ. I'm sure after playing DayZ 4+ hours a day not only would you be able to enter the Boston marathon but also win it.

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I don't see it as pay to win, but the selling of virtual real estate, which is done in a number of online games. I see that building homes is available in some version of DayZ, My guess would be that all serious players would choose the subscription to get the cache thereby negating any advantage it would give a player. Leaving free play to players not really in to the game. I also play SecondLife where I pay a monthly fee, where I own virtual land, where I build, script and sell items. Where the money earned in game actually translates to real US currency and provides me with a nice income. I would be willing to pay a monthly fee for server use as long as there was something I was getting for my money as opposed to playing for free and as long as the benefit was the same for all players that paid the fee such as a cache I do not see it giving any individual an advantage over any other paying players. But still leave the play for free option as well.

Ok how about this there is a monthly fee but at the same time there is free play. Let me explain, the game after purchase will always be free to play, but if you pay a subscription fee you would receive say a special cache site of maybe 30 slots. Now this cache is lockable meaning only the owner can access it. It will be permanent and can be moved around in the game. Could take this Idea to the next level and say the higher subscription fee you pay the more storage space you have, within reason.

Ok my 2 cents, I want to be a loner in the game, I avoid other players when I can I like the fact they are there and can either be a help or a murdering piece of crap. I enjoy being a ghost and moving amongst you unseen, that's right I was in that bush you ran by so secure in your safety, when one swing of my axe ........? I do interact with players when it suits me. I do not want to be forced to team up. All you people saying "no loot and super zeds make the game real" I say to you bullcrap! There are a ton of things that affect the realism of this game, check your pockets right now I bet more of you have a knife and matches or a lighter then you do bandages and aspirin. Sticking a needle in a vein is one of the simplest things to do yet no self blood bag. Not to mention, how many of you can change an alternator or a starter on a car in rl? Yet in game we are mechanical and aviation engineers right from birth. So take that realism crap and stick it where the sun doesn't shine! Because it is a game therefore subject to the whims of the developer. I will continue to play DayZ as a loner no matter what gets thrown at me, because I enjoy the challenge. If I get infected or break a leg and have to crawl home.... well dammit I will .

They seem to be able to do it at secondlife.com I can walk from one server to another with no apparent signs of having done so.