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I'm a medic in ArmA II. I'm a medic in ArmA III. So why not? Just for a change, I play a medic in DayZ. So, Black Jeans, Black Tee, Black Gloves and a Red Backpack. Usually have a Med Kit in hand ready to go. Fireman's Axe strapped to my back for the Zeds, and loaded with what's needed to get you back to healthy. You might just want to save that bullet, and maybe next time you need that Saline we can be of help to each other.

I'm a medic in ArmA II. I'm a medic in ArmA III. So why not? Just for a change, I play a medic in DayZ. But, that can get boring if you aren't where the action is. So, in the down time, I spend my energy making stashes all around the map. I don't go out of my way to hide them, and in fact if you know what to look for, I signpost them pretty conspicuously. I.e: See those shotty shells. They don't/can't spawn there by themselves, you know. And inside that building, in the backpack you'll find a few goodies to get you going. I do my bit for the freshies, but indirectly. Leaving a backpack on the Elektro docks with a screwdrive and a couple of cans of beans where it can be found easily. You don't have to put yourself in harms way, and the freshie might just have enough wits about them to use that to their advantage. I've hunted the occassional bandit, but I tend to pick my fights. No point going in all guns blazing if you stand no chance in hell. For the most part, though, I play solo. This is down to the fact that my work day is all over the place and when I can play there just aren't that many people on the servers with low enough ping. So if you stumble across one of these, think of me. You'll find them scattered across the DayZ AU servers, or more recently on the Donuts server. So, Black Jeans, Black Tee, Black Gloves and a Red Backpack. Usually have a Med Kit in hand ready to go. Fireman's Axe strapped to my back for the Zeds, and loaded with what's needed to get you back to healthy. You might want to save that bullet, and maybe next time you need that Saline we can be of help to each other.

Sorry, but you did it wrong. You need to suicide and start again.

Spawn rebalancing from recent patch.

Yes, you can disable the email notifications. The problem is that it is currently near impossible to follow a bug report due to the amount of spam on almost every thread.

Hmm.. maybe that tip wasn't generous enough, or maybe too generous... Could also be that there are, like, still bugs in this game. (I know, unlikely!)

Then, Frosti, you need to get your arse out of NEAF (which, by the way, is GUARANTEED to be loot free with the current spawns) and get yourself where the M4s are! Or you can stay were you are and server hop like a bitch. Your choice.

If you're using this method to get windowless fullscreen, you can't go anywhere near the video settings in game or they get hosed. Either play at a lower resolution in windowed mode (i.e. 1280x720) or stick to fullscreen and get a decent streaming app that can handle it. Otherwise, just get used to pulling your hair out everytime the game decides to revert you to what it thinks you want.

Supply-side economic theory. Well established and the engine behind capitalistic greed everywhere. But I don't think that we'll be seing a single 'unit of currency' in-game. We're not going to be hearing anything like: "And how much is that in 'cans of beans'?" Every transaction is going to be a renegotiation of relative worth of the offered goods, and these values are going to be wholey subjective to each of the participants. Plus you're going to get the extremes in basic humanity: One player when confronted with another dieing of hunger will give away a can of sardines to save their life, to the other who will literally take everything the dying man has for a single mouthfull of sardines. It's definately going to be an interesting world to play in!

None of the above. Can Openers!

+10,000

Sorry for your loss. Welcome to DayZ. Now go and do it again!

Nope. Can't do that, sorry, as I'm not a pussy. You want something from me, Bandit or otherwise, you'll come correct and you'll sure as hell be asking nicely. Otherwise you might as well be shooting me in the head all KoS-style, 'cause we aren't going to be doing any business!

This again! You fire bullets at stuff and it f'ks it up. End of!

[sry, double post. My internet sucks today. Pls delete]

+1. ArmA has tanks! 'Nuff said ;-)

The mod didn't die, it evolved. If you have an idea about how something can be made better, and you have the skill set to implement that idea, and you also have the tools necessary to do it, then why wouldn't you go ahead and at least try? The reason that their are no longer the same amount of 'vanilla' servers for the mod now is simply a reflection that the players themselves have also evolved and want a different experience from DayZ than they did in the beginning. And if you want to enjoy that 'vanilla' experience again, then simply fire up your own server, though I'd guess you'd have to be prepared to enjoy DayZ: The Solo Game.

^This, and you're doing it wrong! Thanks for playing.

I follow Jester814 mostly for the ArmA II / III videos he does, but he's uploaded a few short DayZ SA things. I've linked the best two here.

You using Fraps? If so, ditch that and try Bandicam. No FPS loss for me using that with the nVidia GPU encode setup. They have a free demo. that will let you try it out: http://www.bandicam.com/ Has a big arse text banner overlayed on the video and is limited to 10 minutes in the demo, but you should try it anyway.

+1. What he said ;-) What you see as a failing of private hives I see as an advantage. They can be unstable and/or not well maintained, but that is down to admins. I'm not sure what you mean by flexibility within the Public Hive. I'm assuming the flexibility to 'jump' servers at will. If so, we've been seeing the 'advantages' of that sort of flexibility already.

Sorry for your loss, but quite frankly, you're doing it wrong! Hope that helps. [Oh, and I have 178 hours in, and I like it the way it is. So I win. Yay me!]

[Excerted from the script for 'The making of DayZ: The Musical'] ME: "Hey, Rocket, how longs this gonna take?" ROCKET: "I don't know, a coupla years." ME: "God damn it, Rocket! Why didn't you tell us that up front, before we paid our money?" ROCKET: "I did, BI did, and Steam did!" ME: "Oh...."

No.

Choking on smoking bodies burning, turning black. Filthy reeking corpses meekly seeking meat from weaker sources. Stale pale shells wander through a fading hell, here they dwell under a bloody sun dripping light, bright and burning, slowly turning black.