Kommissar Pinky

Rocket really does have to correct outlook with his project! it enables him to take criticism and even put up with the few that feel like they are entitled to something, even though rocket has already given them something great for free.

my best is 1 Mountain dew. I drank it immediately, it gave me immortality

i love sidestrafe, he got me into dayz, but man he kinda sucks at the game haha. After watching his most recent video (ep. 14) I was like "What are you doing sidestrafe?!!" haha hes a great guy though.

New Story on the blog, Found a tractor and gave it to some random guy. Pics! http://dayzsniper.blogspot.com/

New story on my blog. http://dayzsniper.blogspot.com/ "Three is a crowd"

try restarting your comp. works for me.

Anything but "F2p"!!! please!

a good watch for sure

I think he was trying to "Axe" you a question! :lol:

it would be an good element, give the game some humor. more or less like the bobcat in BF3. completely useless in many situations haha.

New story up on my blog, check it out! http://dayzsniper.blogspot.com/ Titled: The Sound of Death About a sniper's escape gone wrong.

I dislike this idea. With out pvp the game really becomes 2 dimentional. Gather loot and kill zombies. You never have to think about all the variables of going into town. Is there someone in there? if i have to fire my gun will someone hear me? You would be able to waltz into cities and the other threat is zombies. which are not nearly as dangerous as humans. The ruthless human element is what makes this game really shine. You are 100% responsible for your actions. And you dont think that trolls will exits on non pvp servers? What about a guy running through town collecting all the zombies on his tail and run up to a survivor and just dance around him transfering aggro from him to the other person. The human element will always be part of this game, pvp servers or not. entire variables get taken out of the equation leaving you with a shell of a game.

I have a blog that is detailing my adventures as a sniper. http://dayzsniper.blogspot.com/

I feel like the feeling of the zombie apocalypse would be greatly enhanced if there was a lose background story. Now I'm not talking about a full scale story that overtakes the sandboxness of the game. But perhaps clues scattered around Chernarus that paint a picture of what happened or may have happened in the days before the apocalypse. Maybe graffiti on the inside of houses or barns or perhaps you could find a diary left behind as well. Small things like this would make the game deeper and more immersive. What does everyone else think about this?

Fixed haha

Well Thats the beauty of the game you are constantly writing your own story, My argument is a loose, ambiguous story of the island may help enhance your own story. Edit: Grammar and spelling : )

I personally love the M24, Its sleek design and profile. Its Mil-Dots allow easy range distinction. And it small clip size reminds you to fire and move. With the DMR I feel like i would stay in one place too long.

I just started a blog detailing my adventures. Im going to post a new story sometime today. here is the link. http://dayzsniper.blogspot.com/ Im not the best writier but if your interested let me know.

It surprises me the amount of people that play this game that believe that Rocket and his team owe them something...as if creating an awesome free to play mod wasent enough....

honestly, when i start fresh I sprint to buildings to find weapons and supplies, and then try to secure a nice backpack. After all that is complete I usually attempt to commit murder. Why? Unlike other FPS games this game adds a new element to the game that you don't find in other "Run n Gun" games. You must be tactical at all times. The targets are rare, but when you find one all sorts of calculations run through your head.. Does he have friends? How many zombies are around? Is it worth shooting my weapon? and many others This game does what no other FPS does. Makes killing a person have real consequences.

bump, good post, people should read.

The reason I love this game over lets say, Left 4 Dead is ammo is somewhat scarce. You are not guaranteed to stumble across a cache of ammo...therefore you have to pick your shots and battles. I find it interesting that there are full magazines and clips lying around everywhere. I feel that this is unrealistic and players should stumble across magazines with varying amounts of ammunition left in them. Obviously you would be able to combine clips to make full ones, but fining full magazines should be more rare. Why this would improve gameplay: 1. Though ammo might not be more scarce then before, people will believe that it is because they are only picking up half clips. This would add to the franticness of the game, causing people to think more before gunning down a group of zombies/players. Is killing the guy with the flashlight really worth it?? Just an idea.

I always kill people I see, and it is not because I am a jerk. To put it simply, I want their stuff. I want their food, water, ammo, alice pack, what ever. Also killing other people is in my best interest. Makes the world safer for my self, and less competition of resources.

i think being able to harm or kill children (even if they are zombies) would bring a fire storm of complaints from 3rd party organizations. Thats why other gaming companies don't do it. think GTA or any other game where children would fit in. But i could be wrong. just my thoughts

in an urban environment is easiest, just run into or around buildings and i seems to lose them quite fast. Also hop a fence and take off and then dive to the ground also works well.