Solopopo

Bump of justice.

Helping bambis can bring about very unique and exciting encounters. I don't think you get what this game is about. Have fun alone up north. The party is at the coast, at least until servers can handle more players.

Hmmm. That might just be crazy enough to work.

Stopped reading at "kill cam." Go away.

It never seems to happen with the Mosin.

He will get over it.

I am the man behind the burlap sack Always watching Always waiting You'll see me before I see you.

Hold shift to walk slower next time you are trying to peek down the side of a building.

I wish.

Love this server. Always packed with people and low ping.

I personally think the Mosin is the best at the moment. One shot one kill in most situations close or far.

My computer can't handle all that either.

Same way one would in real life. Find a high place.

I tried. Am I scary now? Whoever comes through that door's gonna get it.

Under no circumstances should you ever be looking at the main menu with your character still logged in. There should be a timer IN GAME before you log out. If you move it cancels. I've never disagreed with the devs more in regard to what they've impemented.

I only surrender if I have something sneaky planned (loaded magnum in pocket as a fresh spawn). Otherwise I fight to the bitter end.

Maybe one day we will find each other.

Hands up!

Meet me on fair terms. If you dare.

Do I win?

In 130 hours I've killed about 50 players for one reason or another, all of them geared. But, I've let more people go than people I've killed.

Maybe I'm going crazy, but I don't remember hearing bird noises everywhere I go. After switching out of experimental branch I hear them everywhere. Anyone else experiencing this?

There's always the possibility that it was damp before you picked it up.

Instead of adding a penalty for switching servers too quickly, they should add a log out timer. You should be required to crouch for a period of time before logging out (about a minute). Once the animation is started it cannot be stopped until you are dead or logged out. While in this position you would be vulnerable to attacks from zombies or players. You would not be able to attack back. If you are attempting to combat log you will render yourself completely helpless until you are actually logged out. The player attacking you will most likely catch up to you before this happens, because they will know you are vulnerable if you are trying to log out. This would stop combat logging and make server hopping less safe. Server hoppers are rarely punished by players because they log out too quickly. If you were forced to stay in a server for a least a minute (after fully loading which would make it more like a minute and thirtry seconds) common server hopper spawns would not be safe for hopping anymore. They would become hopper graveyards. With the server swapping time penalty that they are going to implement, and combat logging not addressed, players are going to be combat logging much more frequently, because it is going to take them much longer to gather that gear they don't want to lose. You can't stop one without stopping the other. If you stop combat logging, players are going to server hop more. If you stop server hopping, players are going to combat log more. Dealing with one, but not the other, will make the other worse. I don't think the way they've chosen to address the problem is right. Although, I am happy they are trying.

It's not like there aren't a hundred threads like this already, but I'll bite. I killed three fully geared players in Elektro last night with naught but my trusty fireaxe. It was the only item I had. I briefly caught a glimpse of a guy in a window whilst traveling through. I slowly sneaked upstairs to find him firing upon a lowly player down below. I came up behind him him and said, "hello." He turned to face me before I buried my axe in his face. I then said, "Thanks for the Mosin. Now I get to kill the guy you were trying to kill." I picked up his Mosin and tried aiming at the guy he was about to kill, but I forgot that everyone in the vicinity could hear me. A bullet ricocheted off the window in front of me from somewhere far in the distance. It wasn't him that had fired, but the guy I unintentionally saved had already run into the downstairs part of the building I was in (I could hear him). I didn't hesitant. I sprinted down the stairs and started swinging wildly. He caught me in the stomach with his magnum, but he died after. I stood there over his body trying to organize the spoils. This guy had an M4 and I wanted to carry it in my hands as I carried the first guy's Mosin on my back, but I was running into some difficulties. As I was struggling to dual carry the two primaries, a third fully geared guy runs into the room, and almost up the stairs, without realizing I was there. I'm pretty confident it was the guy that tried to shoot me in the window.The battle ensued same as the last. I swung at him wildly. He got me once with his M4. I stood above the bandits bodies in triumph, then logged out with all their stuff. I killed a guy who was trying to kill guy who was trying to kill another guy. Then I killed the other two guys. The lowly magnum wielder was under cover from the guy that tried to shoot me at the window. He didn't even know the first guy I killed was trying to kill him, and he had the clearest shot (aiming down into the supermarket not even 50 meters).