Rags!

I think you make a compilation by not putting annoying loud music in it.

Trap confirmed.

/me thinks about the Alone in the Dark inventory system...

Of course they're hiding from players. There's too much at steak.

This is probably the most important and incredibly interesting question I have ever seen asked about DayZ. I await Developer response with baited breath.

This is currently an issue with throwing any item, as far as I know. You throw it, but your posture seems to be tied to the animation of the thing it is that you've thrown away and you won't be able to move until after the object lands and is still. At least, I think that's the issue. You can test it. Take something in your hands and throw it right at your feet. You can move almost immediately after throwing it.

Bullets are part of the Chernarussian environment.

I was referring to the rule, not the exception.

I can definitely see the reasoning there, and it's a solid line of thought. At this point in time, though, I think that the fear of hackers is more of an issue for a server administrator trying to keep a community complacent than the community worrying about a couple people doing with one server what they could do by server hopping normally. I used to own a server in Garry's Mod, and was the founder of a pretty sizeable community or over a hundred and thirty members based around it, so from the perspective of an admin or an owner, I don't think that the ability to kick "without reason" is something that should be against the rules in an objective and exact sense. Lots of times, these things have a way of sorting themselves out on their own. Myself and a group of players I play DayZ with were always perplexed at the awfully convenient server restarts of the Hardcore -ZaP- servers, so I stopped playing on them. But there will come a day when the issue of Pay-to-Win MUST be addressed and things will have to be done about it. Because while I don't consider it a real issue now, I am absolutely sure that soon it will become a huge problem.

"Should" was the verbiage used. Pay attention. I know the rules, but I don't have to agree with them.

DayZ has about the same learning curve as the Olympic Pentathlon.

You paid for the server. You should be able to kick/ban as much as your heart could want. If you server hop because you "don't have time to regear" I will find you and I will stab your ankle with a shiskabob stick.

Or don't randomize it, but use the properties of zombies in certain areas of the map to help balance the risk/reward aspect of looting. Places with better loot could have more deadly zombies.

Stick around. You might learn something yourself.

There are also rifles with magazines.

What a bunch of tools.

I dunno. Most of the people I meet in DayZ are a bunch of tools.

It would have been funny if he was asking for a refund for his computer and not the game.

I'm 440 hours into the game. My hand still trembles. Maybe it always will. Part of me hopes it does.

Have you considered that maybe the leaves are moving very fast?

This is DayZ. That sounds extremely plausible.

I'd rather have a gun I could fire more than five times before I had to reload one shell at a time.

Well, this has been a fun read.

If you got my point on this matter, you would agree with me.

I saw the title of this topic and I was all like "Yea, tell me about it."