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Or it's genius. It'd be a good way to confuse and trick people.

The only things that I know are chambered in .410 are Saigas.

I was trying to justify it without using Chernarus history because Chernarus history justifies it completely.

Thanks for the clarification. I knew they were different just not the exact details.

Gets really confusing on full auto, sounds like a PPSh-41.

When it comes down to it this is only about adding one cartridge and changing the name of the other. We've seen the screenshots of an SVD-type rifle (possibly a PSL) and we have a Mosin. Both of these are chambered for 7.62x54r, not 7.62x51. Hell, the 7.62x51 we have right now even comes in a box labeled 7.62x54r. This should be common sense, really. When they want to build and design a G3 or something I can understand the reintroduction of the 7.62x51 but for now with the only weapons in-game and on deck taking the Russian variant I don't see why whoever's responsible for writing names and descriptions just can't go and change a little number for us. Now onto the 5.45x39. The AK-74M would be a beautiful addition, having it's under barrel launcher and beautiful folding stock, then you have the 74 series in other classes such as the AKS-74u carbine and RPK-74. Mind you these are especially different from their M43 7.62x39 predecessors not just on the power of the cartridge but, especially with the AKS-74u, the design of the weapon. AKS-74u comes out much shorter than an AKMS (which basically could be had now in experimental with a folding stock) while having a higher rate of fire and less power. The alternative also stands for the RPK variant, if they don't go with "one or the other" comparatively the 74 version is scaled down in nearly all aspects but within some situations increased accuracy. The 5.45x39 also opens up the newer generation of Kalashnikov rifles as well, such as AEKs, AN-94s, and the AK-100 series. From an environmental standpoint an AKM is very much out of service with former Warsaw Pact regions and if it remains it's deep into the reserve forces. An AKM is more likely to be found in the hands of illegitimate users, or non-military, while a AK-74 variant is more likely to be lining the racks within a military facility. Would it hurt that much to have 3 intermediate (5.56x45, 5.45x39, 7.62x39) and 2 rifle (7.62x54, 7.62x51) cartridges?

1% chance from zombie hit. It's just a spiraling death sickness though.

I'd consider that broken.

With the accelerated time there is no "daylight server" they all go through full days just rather quickly. The newest one shown in the dev blog was not yet added, the one far up to the Northwest is the "newest."

Probably.

One of them have been shown on the last devblog (http://dayzdev.tumblr.com/).

They don't but I've heard of people putting .32 in them. Although they don't share ammo the ammo has continued to be made as the weapon is still in use by some Eastern European government agencies including the Russian post office. Also nothing shares ammo with the M4.

I'd rather crawl for a while than die. So I can say I lived to tell the tale.

Given survivor's rugged lifestyles their nails would wear down naturally.

The level 50 one in RO2 is kinda broken. It has the same sound as a PPSh when full auto, very deceiving.

You can use 7.62x25mm tokarev ammo in the original one.

Checkmate, Undeaders.

They can. That was just an opportune time to use that phrase. Hacksawing limbs would be cool.

Also using shovels to make war-crimey mass graves, instead of just sinking into the earth.

These things have the structural integrity of an oil can and they were probably melted down to make them after the war.

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We being to climb more ladders.

I need finger-less gloves to go with my tracksuit, flatcap, and leather shoes.

7.62x25mm Tokarev? I think not.

Would go perfect with my leather shoes, flatcap, and track suit.