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Someone(OP) has been watching too much Wargames. "The only way to win, is to not play." That's just sad, when seven people agrees with OP and are proud of disconnecting to stay alive in a survival mod. Can someone please explain these morons that the purpose of the game is to try to survive and not to survive by stop playing. This is sad, when exploiting is so common, these n00bs thinks it's something to brag about. "Look at me, I suck" "Dude, me too" "High five" "Awesome"

I really like the sights of the crossbow, love killing a moving zombie at a good distance. I also enjoy recovering my bolts from the corpses, even if it's sometimes impossible. With all the top tier weapons lying around in camps all over the place, it feel good sometimes downgrading to a crossbow and gimping yourself. I'm looking forward to quivers, but I really like the challenge, the limitations of the crossbow adds to the game.

Ten danish 50øre coins, I don't have any tape on stock, but I thought about buying some, taping the coins together, because it's a pain in the ass, when I accidentally nudge them and they slide down all over the keyboard and if I don't react quickly disperse all over my floor.

The banned one? Says something about gaming. Guy played it for four days and read someone's post on the forums about how this "game" still had bugs, it's a mod, in fucking alpha, read another's about how devs have adandomed development, they'd been at a gaming convention last fucking week, he got killed by the same bugs we've all been killed by, he lost his backpack, OH MY FUCKIN GOSH THAT NEVER HAPPENED TO ME, someone shot him, ALTHOUGH HE CLEARLY SAID LOUD AND CLEAR FRIENDLY FRIEDLY!!! In only four days he went from failing at the game to cheating, I guess it's always nice to get your steriotypes about cheaters confirmed, they fail so hard, are unable to overcome small obstacles, so they have to enable god mode. I mean seriously, how hard is it to gear up in DayZ? OP creating this thread is a serious, close to criminal waste of good internet, you could have posted a fucking cat video or simply wrote I fail at games and I even fail at cheating and the world would have been a better place, instead you smear your feces on the wall and expect us to be proud of you.

Hold your horses gentlemen and read the article. Nothing severely alarming or outragious.

I guess you take it like a man, when you're not busy looking for excuses to disconnect. You know exploiting is out of hand, when several players in this thread post proudly, how they disconnect when they haven't got the upper hand.

Some people will do everything to get an edge, disable shadows, trun down graphics, disconnect from firefights, the game you experience is completely lost on them, they only play to have a 1337 kill/death ratio.

Just because there's alot of pussies like you playing this game, doesn't mean we're all pussies, just because you meet alot of pussies like yourself. I'm not a pussy, I never disconnect to save my pussy self, I'd rather die than being a pussy. Plus by not being a pussy, you learn to survive the most desperate situations, which is also the most rewarding thing you can do in DayZ. You cheat yourself of these experiences by being a pussy, thinking only of all your pussy gear, which means more to you, than being a pussy. That's all I have to say about your pussy ways. Also pussy!

I'm a totally super dupers nice survivor, but I take stuff from tents all the time. Consider them kind of like item libraries. If a person stores an item in his tent, the item isn't important for his survival, if it was he'd keep it on his person. This means if you need it for your survival, he basically wants youto take it.

We hit 1,1 mill sunday. 25000 new players since then. We mos def dying.

Shit! After reading the first page, I posted a gif. When I reviewed it on page 2, I scrolled up and saw you already posted the same kangaroo, so I went through my gif collection and found an alternate, I guess I should have scrolled all the way up too.

Just because you're friendly doesn't mean you shouldn't be using cover or keep on the move constantly. If you meet someone is a supermarket, make sure you put some shelves between the both of you. Strike up a conversation from safety and try to get a read on the guy. You can never know for sure, but you got to trust someone, sometimes. When you're in the cities run along walls, change direction at every corner, run through back alleys, give snipers as small a target as possible, when you loot something, do it fast. When you're sitting still, you present the best possible target.

I really like it, but I hardly ever carry it, since assault rifles are all over the place.

huh you must be new here. You do realize they've been off to GamesCom last week, doing nothing but talking about the state of the game and it's future?

I'm holding back a bit, saving myself for the standalone.

To be fair by banning everyone especially on US servers, you're bound to get a few hackers too.

Looong read about making "friends" in SWTOR: http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=364454

And we don't go to Green Mountain no mo.

The chat channel you use while placing the marker determined who can read them.

Please don't cheat yourself of the experience by preparing too much. I suggest that when you've installed it first time, you jump in there with your first life and get a first hand experience of being lost, scared and disoriented. If you die or start getting held back by the weird UI, then log out and check out all the tutorials.

I got a hero skin, I worked hard for it, not killing scores of people on sight. Sometimes I had to make a run for it will bullets whistling after me, sometimes I killed in selfdefense and accepted the humanity hit. If you have -75k humanity you're either playing it wrong or playing as a bandit.

You restore 150 every 10-15min, untill you reach 2500. If you want to wear the hero skin(5000h) you gotta do good deeds: bandage, transfusions, ect. Whenever I encounter a stranger, I always move to solid cover. It's better to ask "friendly" from a position, where the other person can't aim is barrel at your face. If they are hostile, I usually run, unless there is not enough cover on my escape route or I stay and fight, if I have a good position. Whenever I decided to kill someone, in selfdefense or revenging a friend, I take whatever negative humanity I get. I figure no matter the circumstances, killing another human being changes your view on human kind. If I've had to kill someone, I usually spend the next hours in the wilderness, trying to avoid hostile situations.

If you avoud killing someone in selfdefense, you should be back to 2500 within two hours.

Getting killed by a bug is part of the experience, getting killed by a mental midget, who bought a script to increase his views on his livestream, I didn't sign up for that shit.