Bad Company

No. You say that you know if someone would be near you, so why would there be a need for this system? This will just encourage people to play the game like a deathmatch.

It would appear that the word "static" eluded me...

Nah, I've found two crash sites

Wait, in a forum about a game where you wash up on a foreign shore, where you are also hunted by screaming russians, infected people who try to eat you and mass graves... swearing is not allowed?

Like I said, people rush too much and appear not to offer a single thought on when to take a shot, proper zeroing and so on. First video shows a retard who took three shots at me, only hitting me once in the leg, at a distance of around 50 meters I also made a mistake, going in head-on, but it all went well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9WAYrxNO-Y Second video shows an extremely skilled soldier taking on a wanted terrorist by placing a well-aimed shot to the chest of the terrorist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItYt6ShdVCY&feature=youtu.be

People dont care about learning a few combat tactics, or just any real game-mechanic at all. They want action, and they cannot be bothered to wait because they've been raised on games that give you instant action and gratification right away. Patience is a true virtue in this game

Strike like silent tiger, armed with Colt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDzAG6VivnM

I'd call myself farily experienced and skilled as a player, but I often play together with friends who are... not * Walking really close to eachother * Not knowing how to navigate * Firing fully-automatic * Rushing in and ofcourse; never playing on 1st-person servers

General survival tip; always pretend that you're being chased by T1000 terminators

If I'm not fully kitted I'll often serverjump into popular locations like the NWAF fire station, police station in Berezino and so on, and start playing the national anthem of the USSR

Well, people are morons

One SF-group uses it. If you're saying it should be in the game because a real SF-group uses it then we should add tanks, RPGs and so on

This, and the ones with the meta-physical ten foot arms that can slap you through a building

You might have a point

Hell no, just find a crash site and you'll have a few

So you've got loads of magazines for the AK101 and the Makarov, two of the most commonly found magazines in the game, which are not rare at all in any sense of the word... well done Come back when you've found a magazine for an MP5

Did a run along the coast, shot a guy, found some beans. Good day

Maybe thats what the people who survived brought with them? They left behind canned goods, water, weapons, medical equipment and clothes, but they may have taken the beets... hmm Edit; for some reason I wrote "people who asked", and not survived... dont do kids, drugs

... I didn't quite catch the question

Nah, you're saving them the trouble of disinfecting the wound

I once found a body in that position, laying down... one of the few times I've legitimately started questioning if the developers are focusing on the right issues at hand

It did say that you were buying an unfinished product, and that the end results may vary... so what're you on about? http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/6794-i-give-up-this-game-is-bull-i-want-my-money-back/

Did he sound like an englishman, by any chance?

So, as of late I've become slightly bored with the traditional "Gear up, go fight" method of playing, and so I've started dressing myself up in red paramedic-clothes, carrying no weapons but an axe, and having a backpack filled with medkits, various medical equipment, tools and food. I've then proceeded to place myself in various high-popularity zones on the map, aka like the town-hall of Novo, Berezino medical-facility, ACT at the north-eastern airfield, and also walking along the coastline. So far I've done this nine times now, and out of those nine times I've helped ONE person. All the other times people have come running up to me, looked at me and then shot me, even as I speak to them, offering free food and medical equipment, aswell as equipment-repairs. What I'm contemplating is the reason why they do this, why do they feel the need to kill everything, even someone who is quite clearly unarmed and there to just help? Its a survival-game and all, but when you're in full TTSKO-uniform, carrying an AKM, I would expect you not to have any real need of everything I have. So, any thoughts on this? Is it due to youngsters not understanding, people being greedy, or people just being average COD-tards?