BleedoutBill

I don't usually take anything unless I'm really in need, but I do love to reorganize and redecorate camps. I'll move stuff all around, just to mess with people's heads. I'm a cheap date; I guess you had to be there. One of these days, I guess I'll have to look into getting a life and see what that's all about.

Sorry to hear about your pops, but I'm damn glad that you're back!

This sounds like something that I would do ... but I haven't ... lately.

WTF! So now it's more difficult to get onto this forum, than it is to hop into a game! I've been booted from the forum a few times tonight, and I'm getting the following error when trying to re-log: {"success":false,"message":"Internal server error","code":500} Oh well, nothing earth shattering. As you were.

We've come a long way! EDIT: WOW! They set the bar pretty high, with that interior remodel.

I once met a Bambi that didn't immediately try to punch my lights out. He asked me, very nicely I might add, to help him punch someone else's lights out! That's the only exception that I can think of. Usually, they figure that they have nothing to loose, so if they can get in one lucky punch, it's all profit. Therefore, I'll only approach someone who has something to loose.

Friendly people in the coastal areas? Yeah, I've seen this movie before! Quick, pass the popcorn, this'll be good! Friendly coastal players ... that's an oxymoron, isn't it? Even the bambis are hostile ... hell, they're the worst offenders.

It's not consistent. It could be 1fps, or 300fps, or anywhere in-between. Have you determined that this is in any way meaningful?

Affirmative - it crashes when first starting the game. Except for the power button, the PC is completely unresponsive. After a couple of minutes of three-finger-saluting, the mouse cursor eventually popped up, but the machine was still tied in knots.

alt-tab, ctrl-alt-del, ctrl-alt-esc, ctrl-z, ctrl-x, ctrl-q, etc., etc., I tried everything that I could think of; the PC was locked up tighter than a crab's ass!

This was on my pop's machine (i5-4670k / GTX970) and it was my first time running DayZ on W10. I've never seen this bug on my personal machine (i7-5930k / GTX780), which is still on W8.1. I haven't looked at the bug tracker in the past week, but if I can find your post, I'll give it a +1.

I've been traveling, so it hasn't been easy to hop on, lately. I did manage to get on last night. I initially spawned naked on the beach. I was kind of surprised to see this, but it didn't matter much, because I got booted off of the server, before I had an opportunity to make a stone knife. Next, I spawned near the railroad tracks. Not sure where exactly, because I didn't have a clear view of the beach and the fog was heavy. I never had a chance to figure it out, because I got booted from the server within thirty seconds. Next, I spawned naked and afraid under the bridge. My naked spawn-mate wanted to fight, but I was more interested in exploring. I quickly found a hoe, but I couldn't put it on my back. I found an apple tree, but I had to drop the hoe, in order to search for apples. The server lag was horrendous! When I clicked on, "Search for Apples" my character would not initiate the action for 30-45 seconds. I had the same lag when trying to eat an apple. I actually spent several minutes just trying to eat an apple and it became very frustrating. I'm normally very patient, as most of us Experimental veterans tend to be, but when you're naked, freezing, hungry, thirsty, standing in plain view and your character becomes unresponsive, anxiety starts to kick in. In a span of about ten minutes I found four apples and only managed to eat one, before I gave up and logged. I spawned naked, with no hoe and no apples and got kicked from the server in approximately thirty seconds - no message received! By this time, I figured that someone was trying to tell me something, so I decided to give it a rest. Perhaps I'll have better luck tonight. EDIT: I probably should mention that the first time that I booted the game, it immediately crashed. I could hear the sound of the surf and birds tweeting, but I had a black screen, from which I could not recover. I couldn't alt-tab away from it and I couldn't start the task manager. I had to do a cold reboot of the PC.

WOW, 0,61 is going to be a big one!!! Things are really starting to rock and roll now!!!

Logic and facts are irrelevant. They're still going to stamp their feet and throw their toys out of their stroller. After all, they ARE entitled!

I really like the dry fire animation.

I noticed that you already have a strong start to the wiki changelog. You've been a busy little beaver! As usual, your pics are awesome; thanks!

With the exception of causing nasty rubberbanding for me whenever he comes near, Dudester is an alright sorta guy.

I'm not suggesting that anyone actually kill Dudester, but I definitely don't think that he has enough lead in his diet.

Exactly ... just do me a favor and tell him that I sent you! Ha, Ha, Ha!!!

I was getting monster FPS in Cherno, with my i7 / GTX780, averaging between 100 and 140FPS ... in the city! I'd really like to see how my Phenom II X6 works out, but I haven't gotten back in. What kind of frame rate did you see with your FX CPU?

Perhaps we should fill out a "Hurt Feelings" report on him?

There are also mic level testing and adjusting tools inside of the Steam client.

I blew the dust off of my Phenom II X6 this morning. When things calm down a bit, I want to see what the delta FPS looks like ... for science.

I'm sure that luck has nothing to do with it. With the addition of 60-slot servers, I expect that they are "restarting" more frequently, now ... which is obviously a good thing for the forensics folks at BI.

It's fun, but buggy as hell at the moment. In a couple of weeks, it will be much more stable and some of the new-game-smell will have worn off.