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@Hicks_206 (DayZ) @eugenharton

keep eye zoom

Is he too busy or did you forget it? :P

People just want something to talk shit about. I'm not sure if people are too dumb to realize, or just ignore the fact that DayZ isn't your normal game because of the technology/engine changes they're doing. It's going to take longer but a lot of people just call it abandoned/money grab for that reason (Reddit is a shitshow right now - https://www.reddit.com/r/dayz/comments/57qymf/1_update_this_whole_year_in_an_early_access_game/). Despite certain updates taking a long time, I know they're working on the game. I'm not asking for weekly updates, but I just wish they went back to stable updates every 1-2 months.

Before 0.59, we used to see stable updates (not hotfixes) every 1-2 months. 0.59 to 0.60 took 6 months, and 0.60 to 0.61 is currently at 4 months and counting. While these two updates contain engine changes and therefore took/take longer, why aren't there smaller updates instead of having one large? Basically, if something is finished (for example the server queue or the new server browser), why isn't it pushed to stable/experimental instead of having to wait until whatever time consuming thing is finished? The same goes for new items, features, map changes etc. Wouldn't this be better for both the players and the developers since it keeps players happy while allowing people to report bugs and such? Personally I'd probably play the game more often if this was the case, cause right now I'm playing other games while waiting for a new DayZ update.

I looted all of NWAF except for the hangars and all I found was a few jackets, some vests and 2 AKs (neither had mags but that's not really relevant). I didn't find a single mag or any ammo. Is this intentional? Cause NWAF should be one of the most rewarding areas imo. This was on 0.60 btw.

You need to play in windowed/windowed borderless. Use window capture aswell.