BadAsh (DayZ)

Yup. Watched them kill a goat once. I tried to save that rare sacred animal, but unfortunately I was too late. I didn't even have a knife to skin and quarter it with, so it was a genuinely wasteful kill.

No need to learn the lesson of OP because it is wrong. You actually can trust some people. That is in fact one of the lessons DayZ taught me.

Shirts does need to be taken off. See above.

You're sure about that? Edit: I just loaded up the game just to check up on it, because I was not sure if most recent exp build might have chanced it, but no, you still have to take off your shirt in order to tear it into rags. (While I was testing this out a newspawn tried to ambush and KO me, he now rests with the fishes. GG newspawn on an UK exp server at Cherno firestation. I got you with my mosin after countless drunken misses and only one hit with my splitting axe. Try to aim for the head and not the legs next time. I can not rule out that I wouldn't have done the same if I had seen a fully geared player stupidly staring down at a pile of clothing in front of a hotzone like Cherno firestation).

It's the 4th experimental release of 0.50. Hence the lot of extra figures appended to 0.50. If we called it 0.51 things would gradually become more confusing when the actual 0.51 was released on experimental and people began calling that 0.52. When they released 3 subsequent builds of 0.51 we would reach 0.55, and before a couple of months you would have reached 1.0 and that's where things would just explode everyones brains.

Nope. They just released the fourth build of the 0.50.

That's actually quite funny and well-made. A pity it has already become obsolete.

Bandanas can be teared up and become rags, but you have to remove it from your head before the option becomes available (same goes for shirts). And I seem to have read that burlap sacks can be torn into rags as well now (in exp at least).

A chambered sporter and a machete? Why on Earth did he even choose to engage carrying only that sort of equipment?

Interesting. I usually bypass the bathrooms of the barracks on account of its mostly useless loot. I will have to revise my looting strategy now. Is that on exp or stable btw?

I am not familiar with Hunger Games (book or movie) but it sounds a lot like the comic book episode of Strontium Dog called "The Killing". Except there everyone could bring 2 weapons of choice.

"Most of the day".

The situation in Cuba is not comparable to the situation in Eastern Europe. Cuba is still under trade embargo, while the Iron Curtain disappeared decades ago.

I would add my vote if I had that happen to me, but it hasn't.

Mine neither. It seems I find it more often than the plain one.

I noticed they even turn their heads to look at potential enemies. I encountered a goat being chased by a zombie and the goat switched between looking (180 degree turn btw) at the zombie following it to me (also 180 degrees turn) constantly in quick succession, while still running forward. Very weird, and a tad satanic, experience.

I've been KOSed my fair share of times, but I have also met lots of friendlies. It sounds to me the OP just has had a bad streak of luck. Keep at it, there are friendlies out there (I know cause I am one of them).

With the new loot spawning economy this will only make more loot spawn, so please by all means keep on doing it.

I must admit I fail to see the logic here. You can use an external map, and thus everybody should have map with rangefinding capabilites at spawn ingame? That is like saying you can download a hack for DayZ, and thus everybody should spawn with hacks. Why not just keep the spawn inventory at a minimum, you will still have the option to use external maps if you choose to do so, but I see no reason to force maps on everyone on account of this.

Running with ruined shoes and barefoot is the same, it will hurt your feet and you lose health.

Or have two piles of rags in separate items in your inventory. I thought this was all pretty basic stuff, especially for 2 primaries carrying military geared players. But I guess not.

I see. It is rather interesting that the decision of whether to include a working GPS in the game will thus indirectly tell us something about the lore of the game. Mainly how long ago and how widespread the outbreak is at the time of play.

Gas stoves doesn't seem to be able to produce "cooked" meat in the game, only "burnt". Sometimes there is a problem with fireplaces as well, where it will take forever for them to cook. I mean, it is steaks we are talking about here, they shouldnt take 15 minutes to cook, unless you like your steak so thoroughly cooked that they can be used as shoe soles.

If you read the quote you are quoting, you would see that he is actually saying that he should hang on to the game in the very likely case that he will get a new computer some time in the future. Not that they will optimise the game so minimum requirement specs will be lowered.

If it is a global apocalypse, there really shouldn't be any functioning GPS in the game, because the ground control part of the system would be long gone.