sgthoppy

You can just double-click the exe to run it. The only nationalities it generates are Takistani (Ukraine's equivalent in ArmA lore), Russian, Northern/Southern Chernarussian, and Kiwi (New Zealand), and you're more than welcome to ignore any generated aspects. For example, if a female Kiwi fisherman afraid of clothes is generated, but you have your default character set to male and you dislike having minimal clothing, you could just be a male fisherman. This is really just to build a base to your characters. More? This program keeps you from wasting 10 seconds. Instead, you waste 20 seconds! And I understand how it could seem pointless to you, but for the last few years my brain's "creativity center" has basically shut down so having a random generator like this helps quite a bit.

I've been working on a simple program lately that allows you to generate random personalities for your DayZ characters. It's oriented at roleplaying, but can be used any way you like. I will take any suggestions into consideration for it. To submit a suggestion, create an issue on the Github page or post a comment here. I don't mind any criticism, be it constructive or otherwise. All that being said, yes, it's an exe that you'll just have to trust unless you want to take 5 minutes to compile it yourself.

I found a compensator the other day, and finally found a Mosin last night. I painted (camo) the Mosin, then tried to put the compensator on, but the box just stayed red (meaning it wouldn't attach). I then found a clean Mosin in a school/office and it wouldn't attach to that either. Why am I unable to use it? I see tons of discussions about the compensator being used, but I don't understand how it can be used if it doesn't attach to the gun.