zeke441

Try playing on full servers and interacting. Run around Electro, Cherno, Berinzeno with 49 other players on the map. Just what do you do if you're avoiding other players? Run around farming in the middle of the map alone? Sit in the woods and stare at the screen? The Devs should know what admins are experiencing and what feedback they're getting from member and players. Avoiding other players on a multi-player game and lack of interaction, I doubt you have much useful feedback. ie: haven't seen the hacks yet is a perfect example.

We started out the 1st month the game was released with around 25 players and we rented a server, the server is now gone. These were dedicated players to, most with well over 1,000 hrs racked up on DayZ. Until the beginning of the year we had a top 100 server, now it's just 2-3 of us that play. With the loss of members playing we lost the funding for a server. The top reason for our server demise? Hackers, and quite frankly I'm getting wore out with the hacks as well. Twice last night within 30 minutes and 3 times this morning I was killed by teleporters, melee killed by an invisible player, and killed by a player using a noclip hack, all on different servers. We lost all of our support because of the ridiculous hacking on a daily basis. I can't remember the last time I played a full session without myself or one of our admins getting killed by a hacker, and no way to tell who it was so we could ban them. Now that H1Z1 is out the majority of our members have switched hoping for a better experience. The Devs need to do something soon about the hacking before they lose more of their player base. It's one thing to get glitched now and then, you learn how to avoid most of that, hackers you cannot avoid. We had active admins almost 24/7 and we tried our best to ban hackers the best we could, but with little tools to aid us it was difficult. The best thing they could do is get a full admin tool in use such as HLSW, atleast then we could open the console and see who has too many kills in a short amount of time, you can almost guarantee that's the hacker. The other thing would be to list who is killed by who, then if you get hacked you have a name and global I.D. you can ban in the console. Add a way to communicate with admins and these combined would reduce hacking to a tolerable level. You'll never have a game that is totally hack free, but you can get it down to a playable level. Step it up Devs, we're not the only server to disapear because players are wore out by hackers. {SBM}Pzito - Former admin of the now defunct {SBM} Short Bus Militia DayZ server.