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In response to #30... many homes have propane tanks on the exterior... like gas stations, we should be able to refill the gas canisters at those.

This threat is really one of the dumbest I've read... filled completely with inaccuracies and just blatantly no knowledge of the game and yet you seem to think boosting it is going to get something accomplished for the past year. This post is a joke and wrong on every level. None of the points made about the gun play are accurate. They added inertia, you lose accuracy on hip firing and when you barrel roll on the ground... weight has affected your stamina and accuracy for a long time now. If it feels like COD to you, maybe you're on the wrong server.

I think replying to Parazite or THEGordanFreeman is useless. I've watched them complain for years and like them and you I have had Dayz since it was first released 10 years ago. Yes, promises were made and not fulfilled. But the game today is fantastic in relation to where has been. Is it perfect? Of course not! But still an incredible game!

OMG, everytime I get on the forums to check for updates all I see are crybabies whining more and more about the same things. DayZ has never had more players then they do recently. If you actually played a many years ago, this statement about it being a "shell" of it's former self is a joke. It's never been more dynamic and wonderful. It feels great, so many bugs have been squashed and there's so many new things, especially in the most recent years, that it's incredible. Anyone on here crap posting about DayZ really needs to take a hard look at where it actually was and not your feelings. It's great, and I greatly appreciate where DayZ has come from and where it's going. It's a beautiful game and instead of bemoaning the game you continue to play and then cry about because you haven't gotten better at it, maybe you should offer some encouragement and be positive toward the devs. I think this game is incredible and beautiful and has never been better!!!

I agree with asmondias as well as parazight... Mind you my computer is crap, but I have had Dayz since Feb of 2014 and logged more hours than any other game. It needs a soft goal... Not a clear objective but an end in sight and an ever evolving map some how. The seasonal events are great steps toward this. How about texture changes for times of year or something? Discoverable story that flows through Chernarus and makes an interesting quest, that changes throughout the year? Idk. But we don't need more guns, we need enrichment and optimization.

One thing... there have never been more players today then ever before or atleast for years now. The player base grows, not gets smaller.

OMG... you people who are against the wipe have NO idea why they do it and it makes you look dumb. The reality is they HAVE TO wipe whether they like it or not. The reason is because when they edit the game content, your character, which is off the server at the time of the update, has items and information on it that becomes part of the previous patch/update and is now outdated and can cause a crash on the servers. They wipe the game and characters to make the game FUNCTION PROPERLY FOR YOU. If you're so clingy with your items your playing the game wrong. This has been established for years now. You must get over your fear or losing your gear. That's just how it is. Period. Plain and simple. No way around it. You'll die one way or another and in the end end up as a new spawn on the coast needing to get it all over again, which is readily available. You need to learn to enjoy the journey. That's what it's about. Yes survive, but each new level of game play from New Spawn, to someone just entering the interior of the map or someone who's been to the farthest reaches and back has it's own and unique things you can do and try. use your imagination, meet some new people and/or die trying. That's it.

AS a 41 year old, no idea why you "old men" think that means anything, who has been playing this game since it's near creation as a stand alone... get used to losing loot.... nothing is permanent in this... I've you've survived for a long time, awesome. Good job. But you'll die eventually and lose it all. This isn't odd that this happens and it's not because they're jerks, it's for your benefit. To make sure the servers run smoothly and as glitch free as possible. You should be thanking them.

Vehicles feel AMAZING!!! I'm so excited for this on stable and to have and see more vehicles driving around. I'm so excited for this. Hoping you add a bunker in Chernarus....

TRMZ did this solo! His 4 part series is utterly epic!

If there was water previously in it, yes you do need to purify it. And like someone else said, 1 tab will do.

OOOR... leave the barrel out in the rain and it'll fill for you overtime... seems like not really that important of an issue. You want water in your barrel, let the rain fill it for you and it'll stay filled.

Not a bug. Concerning base building, my opinion on it is, it's more balanced now then ever. But what bothers me is that the lock falls off a door when only half the wall is broken down. Yes, I guess breaking only half a wall, a player could still crawl through, but if the frame was one whole piece instead of a top and bottom frame I feel this would balance more. That way breaking down a wall would require the entire wall gone so climbing under would be harder to accomplish. But then again, I like having a base and i'm partial to not being raided but my crew raiding other bases... So maybe more defenses. The trip wire is good but maybe other things. I don't know.

I have found that those have attempted to raid my base need to use a lot of gun ammo which is so much easier to find. I'm not even worried about plastic or ieds because detonators are so hard to find. Using guns seems to be more effective then explosives since they didn't change the damage guns do to walls.

Zombies are walking through doors now. Server locked doors seemingly are the problem. I was at MB Kamensk and in the upper garage and had two zombies walk through doors that turned out to be locked.