blindwuzi

It's about as basic as it gets when it comes to computers, though. I'm running Windows 7, so if you are too just follow these steps. Step 1 Log out of steam. Step 2 Go Here C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\DayZ\BattlEye Delete BEClient.dll Step 3 Download the link at the top of the page. http://www.battleye.com/download.html Step 4 Move the downloaded file to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\DayZ\BattlEye Step 5 Restart computer.

Just started having this issue today. Happens right after I join a server.

Sounds like a typical day in DayZ for me.

Snow wouldn't be hard. Spring and Summer probably look the same...fall? just have leaves falling on your screen constantly.

Just my two cents Great sound design does add a lot to a game. If any of you have played Bad Company 2 you'll know what I'm talking about. For you entitled audio assholes Dean is basically saying in a nice way that sound is not a top priority...get over it, for real.

I think the experimental servers has quite a few teleport hackers. Every town I went to, in the course of a few hours of playing, the only buildings that were looted were the ones that had guns in them. But what made me think this even more was any place that had a gun the outside doors were closed but all the insides were looted with open doors INSIDE. Keep in mind every house that had food clothes or equipment was untouched. I know people can make it look the same without being a hacker but it was a pattern I saw at every town and military base I went to and thought it was suspicious.

I think it's pretty obvious not many people have ever been apart of an Alpha before (let alone and early alpha). Everything that's in the game and or being worked on should totally be expected.

I'm not able to put the ammo clips inside the 1911...anyone else have this prob?

Brooks's law A principle in software development which says that "adding manpower to a late software project makes it later". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooks's_law It is still in alpha, however; I don't know if that's still considered "late" when it comes to finishing a game.

I just watch that CSGO vid and was just like the 100s of other CSS vids out there. Need to do something more original...adding more special effects doesn't make it any better at this point.

Nah I didn't think so either since you can zero in....Cool if it was your first one, though.

Okay so I ran into solnichniy just now and found 6 bambis and one guy with a mosin. And the only one that didn't try and kill me was the guy with the gun. EDIT: I'm carrying an sks.

Commencing bambi population control.

They were chasing me like fuckin zombies! I was hoppin fences while darting left and right. If you're on the coast watch out for herds of wild bambi. They get territorial.

How the OP plays DayZ. This one time a bambi ran up to me and I shot him. Another time I saw this guy and he didn't see me and I shot him. This other time this guy had the drop on me and...we were talking...and when he put his gun away I shot him.

Prob cause 40 players isn't enough to populate such a large map? Derp.

Fresh spawn and ran into bandits in elektro. I didn't have tuna so they handcuffed me on the railroad tracks. They said they have to give me a blood transfusion sayin' "maybe you'll live maybe you won't" and they just left me there while they went on about there business. I wait for them to leave my sight before I got up and by some miracle I had the same blood type and not 5 seconds after I break the handcuffs I hear someone call out my name "Wuzi come over here!"....I didn't stop running lol....Then it was a small game of cat and mouse sprinting from building to building peering around corners to get away from them; and I did. I was geared out but my guy was starving so I was looking for food. Running along the tree line I spotted another armed player go into a house in Solnichniy. So i had my gun drawn and I ran up to the house. He stopped and looked at me but didn't react. We talked and I told him what I needed and he told me he was heading to elektro to save his friend but he was out of mosin ammo. So I traded him ammo for food. He went on his way and I went on mine. Those are just a couple short ones but I have many longer ones that were very interesting and fun.

I think what you mean is playing the game how you want to is an extremely important part of the DayZ experience.

I know some people KOS because that's how they play the game. BUT, I think when tents are added and you're able to store your stuff you'll be less worried about losing what you have and be able to enjoy the player interaction more. What do you guys think?

Yeah like it was said above the fix was for combat loggers not server hoppers. Suggested fix for that 1. You're only allowed to switch to another sever during a time frame. You get one opportunity every 24 hours to switch to another server. Once you switch you have to wait another 24 hours to be able to switch again. 2. Add a time delay to switching to low pop servers. I join a low pop server. Then I want to switch to another low pop server but now I have to wait 1 min. After I join I want to switch to another low pop server. Now I have to wait 3 min. Then 5. Then 10 and so on.

This for standalone definitely. haha

It's not about making it difficult for the other players...it's about surviving and not taking your life for granted. The little satisfaction you get from killing 1-2 bandits in a group before they eventually kill you is nothing compared to how shitty it is to lose all your gear. You shoot them they shoot you. You start over. They gets boring quick. Now in a favorable situation if you run into a group of geared people armed to the teeth and you know they see you...if you fight you're going to die, that's fact. But if you surrender you might have a chance of living. Don't just use your voice com to tell them you're friendly use body language. Put your hands up. Go prone. Don't move. People who shoot shoot shoot at every possible threat is (more than likely) not only killing themselves and losing what they have but you're also missing out on some great player interactions the game has to offer. But most importantly it's about reading the other players correctly and making a safe judgement to decide what to do next.

True...McG2 I think we all understand the flaws of your ideas for the fix and the flaws of the fix currently being implemented. You can list hypothetical scenarios that show what's "wrong" with both ideas. However, what rockets intentions are that you log out in a "safe" place. That means running for 10-15 min in the middle of no where, to log out, in a spot where no one has the slightest chance of finding you. Just like you would in real life if you were to find a place to sleep. Any place different is the risk you take.