CanadianBrooks

Climbed up the smoke stake at N. firestation in electro, made it to the top just fine, went prone behind the stack and pulled out my mosin hoping to get a shot on the guys who were shooting at us from the super market, at this point my guy decided that the best way to pull out his rifle would be to standup and glide back 3 feet through the railing and fall to his death. Since then I don't touch anything that has a ladder. Another time I was sitting in a shed sorting kit when my character straight up began levitating straight into the air, once I reached about 30-40 ft the magic trick stopped and I went splat on the shed roof. Only time Ive ever thought I was killed by a hacker.

Olsha

Try and read my post again. Done? Okay, now maybe one more time. Done? Good. Never said anything about your playstyle being illegitimate, what I said was, you sound like another kid/man/woman/what ever complaining about being caught slippin', odds are you are getting killed for sitting in the same place every other player sits in to snipe/camp/assault. How long has this map been in rotation? since 2009? People know where to look for people by now, and if you are getting killed in a building with only one enter/exit then you probably deserve it for not hearing the tell tale click-clack of a player loading in. AND ANOTHER THING Never said staying in town was dumb, I said staying in town where OTHER PEOPLE tend to stay in town is stupid. ALSO Have you confirmed its a 100% ghost even once? People tend to log in and log out in buildings by the by. :D Have nice day.

Figure if the fireaxe isn't a one hit kill anymore, and I'm going to have to go 12 rounds with each zombie, may as well have a low profile melee on my pack. What do you plan on switching to? Or will you stick with ol' yellow red and black and go strictly for headshots?

This post is AKA "I'm sitting on sniper hill/hospital roof/common camping position, and people keep finding me! Whyyyyyy"

oh, I would be fine with a simple Semi or Auto indicator under the range display, I know I checked my weapon status with my right thumb for years haha, didn't have to bring my weapon up to the high port to see if it was on safe or not. I also love red orchestras method of ammunition check, pull the mag off, and get an approximation IE This mag feels half full, this mag feels almost empty. Unless you are using those window paned mags, you'll never have a definite count on a mag you haven't loaded yourself and counted your own shots from.

Would love to see some type of indicator to tell if the m4 is on Semi or full. Even if it was specifically on the gun model itself, we have a bipod that deploys, hopefully we get a fire selector switch that moves as well. Its a great way to end up dead when you go to spray a room CQC style and you get a bang click haha

Some men just want to watch the world burn.

@lipemr Im basing my opinion off of 4 years in the military, civilian firearm ownership, and travels abroad. You can also note in my post that I specifically noted Chenarus as a country with gun control, so if Chenarus is a former Soviet state, its importation and weapon handling laws would be reflective of the average former USSR country, and from my understanding those laws are extremely strict, what better way to control a populace than by removing its access to weapons it could use to over throw the government. Secondly, lets say for arguments sake that Chenarus is more of an Eastern NATO country, much like the C.R, Bulgaria or Romania, then it would also fall under the importing and weapon handling laws that most eastern NATO/EU countries succumb to, and those laws are once again, extremely strict on the storage of weapons. Please don't assume that I think every other country is like my country, when you do not know me at all. If I assumed every country had the same restricted firearms laws that Canada has, I would be requesting that Chenarus have no automatic weapons and no magazines that load past five rounds (They are obtainable in Canada, only the loading of ammunition past 5 rounds in most semi-automatic hunting rifles is illegal.).

If you scroll down the forums maybe 3 posts you will find this exact thread. Search bar man. inb4 locked

If the argument is "Gun owners keep their magazines and ammunition near or with their firearms. Thats how it really works." I want proper gun storage. All long barrel rifles and shot guns will be secured in a gun locker or vault in the case of a military spawn, with steel cable ran through the trigger guard and bolts kept separate in a bolt box locked in a safe. Handguns should be secured in a home safe or lock box with trigger locks placed in the trigger guard. I know alot of American players will have a hard time wrapping your heads around this much security, but you go to any other 1st or 2nd world country that enforces gun control and you find these stipulations in place. Image the QQ threads when players have to carry around bolt cutters and hack saw just to get a 9mm :D

Cant wait for the QQ threads "I got KoS'd building my BASE! Remove KoS !!!11!111!!"

nah I play like a sociopathic murderer in dayz because I can't in real life :)

With time an addition of a stamina system combined with a direct correlation of run speed to ground incline to stamina fatigue will most likely be implemented. Until then choose your ground wisely young skywalker.

I personally find it economical to leave all my high value loot with some friends, I.E Med supplies, ammo cases, scopes etc and run into town with an empty mountain backpack, everyones empty canteens and maybe a pistol or m4 depending. That way my friends have access to my rare loot if they get ambushed or I die, and I have room to bring back food and drink for everyone. That way we have done two things, we've only removed 1/6 of our fighting force from the battle and the runner can also act as a low risk high reward scout in town.