arcanixpr

It's not even DayZ, simply an editor mission.

Yet another Torothin post I can't bring myself to downvote.....wait....

Fun story, driving an ATV along the road minding my own business when suddenly out of nowhere I get ejected from it miraculously with just broken bones but where is the ATV? 400 meters up in the air, I freak out and try to get myself up on my feet as quickly as possible to get out from under it. When it finally lands I fully expect some sort of catastrophic explosion but nothing, the ATV simply lost 2 wheels, orange engine but it's also flipped over. I call over a friend who was driving a UAZ and giving it slight nudges seemed to do the trick to get it upright, managed to fix it but then the same thing happened again on a bridge except the driver (not me this time) died and the ATV exploded in hilarious fire.

Another Torothin post I can't downvote. I agree that many aspects of the experience are similar to EVE, most importantly where most of the time playing is spent doing uneventful things such as traveling, stuff in stations, ratting (kill me now), loot towns stealthily killing the occasional zombie, etc... . After all that normally boring stuff, that one battle that lasts a minute maybe two (longer for fleet battles in EVE) that gets your adrenaline pumping, giving you intense fun, and then when it is over you realize your hands are shaking. Those of you who know what I'm talking about will understand, the rest might not. As a side note, risk in EVE might not scale on the same level as DayZ since you don't actually lose everything, just the ship you're piloting at the time but that alone might not be the only thing on the line. An example of this could be battles that decide sovereignty over systems and such. Also while many of us might be space rich enough to not care much about ship loss, EVE still allows complete asset loss if you're not careful or don't follow the golden rule. EDIT: Forgot to add corp theft and scamming which usually leaves the affected parties with nothing (sweet tears on the Oranj). -Raz (yes I signed my post, deal with it)

Lucky that's the only thing that happened, we once had a full UAZ (7 players) all with pretty good equipment, bicycle in the middle of the road, one slight nudge on it's side exploded the UAZ and everyone in it, car was completely green. There were 2 survivors, me and another dude, both unconscious but he got up and bandaged with < 1k blood left and I bled out.