Rags!

You will meet genuinely friendly players. Don't believe the hype.

Crazy Person? I prefer the term Adventurous Risk Taker.

As a person who has done lots of tests with friends with camouflage and profile changing clothing... CAMOUFLAGE WORKS. There are limits, of course. Past 175-200m, grass doesn't render or show and players can adjust game settings to help spot players, so you can see characters without it, but in distances that are shorter than that, wearing clothing that changes your profile and blends in without a doubt can help you remain unseen. The best clothing that we've found has been the brown shaded Gorka Military gear, Autumn and Spring Hunter Pants, Tan Tactical Shirts, and similar items. Boonie hats, camo bandana masks, ushankas, and other camo hats help to a lesser degree. It depends, of course, on what colored patch of foliage that you choose to hide in, plus you have to be aware of what you are standing in front of as well so that your profile isn't seen from a certain direction, but me and my friends most certainly can see the difference in using effective camouflage. Besides, there is no reason NOT to wear duller, brown/green colored clothing when you find it, so you should always wear clothing that will make you harder to see, hypothermia and hyperthermia notwithstanding... For instance, in this picture we cannot see Mr. Dimitri Ushenko, 47 Timberline Rd., Southeast 5, Olsha...

You don't seem like much of a player.

Give me a stick and I'll fix that leg right up.

Well if I'm going to commit suicide, I'll be damned if I do it thirsty.

Balance is not an Alpha concern. The crossbow's day shall come.

Cars in DayZ:

Once more into the fray, Into the last good fight I'll ever know. Live and die on this day, Live and die on this day.

I have over 290 hours in this game. I've massacred clans huddled in barracks, been the salvation of new spawns running from axe wielding psychopaths, have destroyed countless members of the walking dead, I've memorized half the map, know all the weapons, ammo, and good clothing spawns, and actively keep up with this game's development. Two days ago I discovered that I could double click on items and they are put into my inventory automatically.

Realism says that even a small caliber weapon should allow you to gun yourself through doors. It also says that high caliber rounds and certain melee weapons should allow you to do the same thing. Of course, the game designer in me wants to ask..."If all these easy to find items can break into people's forts and barricades...there's no reason to have one to store your stuff. You'd be much better with the Valley of the Kings strategy and just find a certain tree in the middle of the forest and dump your shit there because nobody will ever randomly stumble upon it in a bajillion years.

But...but...zombies tell me where other people are...

Gearing up is too easy. In the current .48 Stable branch that I play now, I hardly feel any pang of dissatisfaction at having a character be reset either through a extraordinarily-convenient-for-certain-clans-my-group-is-about-to-murder restart in a [ZaP] server or just running into some murderous Russian speaking psychopath. Gearing up is so EASY now that It's actually kind of "fun" to see how fast you can get your hands on a weapon and some olive/brown clothing. Seriously, I don't think people realize just how common weapons, ammunition, and good clothing are and how many spawns they run by all the time that can give them amazing gear. Rusty vehicles are goldmines for ammunition and for weapons, even now when you can't see the police cars. I AM SHOCKED HOW MANY PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW THAT KALASHNIKOVS SPAWN IN JEEPS. There. I said something true. Give me beans, dammit.

Never get attached to your gear. It's not yours. You're only renting it.

The worst thing about Dean Hall is that his player model's hair clips through everything I put on his head.

If somebody would actually make a constructive thread about this topic, I would be immensely in favor of that. What we need is a Civil and Open discussion on what your best solutions are to what I consider a part of DayZ that breaks "the spirit of the game" and should be rectified. What we don't need is all this "You're retarded" and "You're a moron if you think..." nonsense because somebody stated their idea, which is more than what 93.4% of players do about the game. At least they offered an alternative. You don't have to shoot them down like the Luftwaffe over London. I disagree entirely with some of the people posting here, but I'm not going to call their mental fortitude into question because of it.

I have an i7-4770K doing the stock speeds. I bought a Noctua cooler...so I intend to OC it. I'm not a huge tech guy, though, so I have to learn how. BUT...I know this game is really CPU dependent. If I got that kind of frameage I would be ecstatic.

The game will still run like a quadruple amputee coated in motor oil.

Friendly server?

The DayZ Community Join us. We have beans.

When I first bought this game, I didn't enjoy it at all, but as the months rolled by I have seen immense improvements to the game and for the most part this seems to be shaping up to be a fantastic experience for me. Updates are coming out quicker and quicker, and the more they update, the better the game gets. Is this team the best? No. Do I think they have their priorities in order? No. Is this game anywhere near being finished? No. Am I confident that the finished product of this game will be incredibly amazing? Yes.

Slow moving zombies are about as threatening as Fat Albert after an Aunt Jemima's pancake binge.

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