Ironclad11

Hey guys, I was just running toward the North-East airfield to meet up with a friend, on a server of 5 people. As I was running down a dirt road east of Khelm, here http://dayzdb.com/map#7.130.042 I heard a loud metal crash, my screen goes grey for a second, like I got hit by something. The weird thing is, I didn't start bleeding until I got hit a second time, this time in the right arm. The sniper made two more attempts to hit me, both missing as I was flailing my arms panic running into the nearby forest, followed by a quick bandage and logout. My question is, could my Hunter backpack, being full of cans and stuff, protected me from the initial gun shot? I find it kind of strange that I can just walk away from two Mosin shots and not die. Cheers,

Yeah, man like some frying pans fell on the floor. I got hit in the arm and saw 2 more bullets plink near me so it wasn't a zombie.

Lovely. I'll make use of the week old morphine in my inventory, then.

I have a UK Assault Vest, so I don't think that will protect me much. Indeed, the second shot hit my right arm, so that's why it registered. Any ideas on how to repair my right arm, then? haha

I'd love to help out in 'populating' all of this space with little towns and bases, but it seems like the publisher (who made 12 million so far) can't hire some more map designers and make this game better.

You're better off biting the bullet, son.

Bulgaria here. You can literally shovel them, we have so many.

Way better than my first experience! At least you shot a couple baddies. All I managed was to shoot a guy who threatened me with his crowbar.

This would imply that building the executable as 64bit would magically start using more than 2 threads.

^Have you ever seen a shotgun fire before? Not in Call of Duty, I mean.

You don't have to "change the whole system". You just need to add a check to see whether the stored item is currently in hands or not. (Easiest way would be to set a flag "in_use")

Indeed, I like the containers idea too. It'll be a lot more immersive and better than the current "find random things on the floor" system.

Ask yourself: Does the game need to address more than 4 GB of memory at the same time? Does the game use more than 32 cores or CPU threads? It doesn't need to be 64 bit.

Yeah, I like your attitude, but third person play is imperative to some people, and removes your awareness disadvantage in-game.

6 M4 mags? Check. Nothing to do with them? Check. Zombie horde threatening my life? Check. h-here we go!