Grey508

So it's probably just a matter of BE needing to add Xsplit to its list of approved hooks. I think the game capture option is a relatively new (?) Xsplit feature so no surprise, I guess.

I experienced this today while playing on my Insurgency server. I started streaming to Twitch via Xsplit last week and logged about a dozen hours of test gameplay with no issues. Then today, I was kicked for "Hack #3" about 10-15 minutes into our session. I then stopped Xsplit completely and went on to enjoy several hours of uninterrupted gaming. No issue with Fraps. Regarding Xsplit, I was capturing the game, not screen region, so perhaps that has something to do with it. I'll be testing again using screen region later.

The only way a suppressor will muffle the sonic boom of a supersonic round is if it reduces the round's velocity to subsonic.

That's why it's there, so yes.

I understand where you are coming from, but I disagree entirely. The intensity of a virtual firefight and the real-world consequences thereof share a tenuous relationship, at best. Also, there is no intensity in getting popped in the head from 500 meters. At this point I would actually posit that DayZ firefights are the least intense they can be - you assume that everyone is hostile and treat them accordingly. In the first weeks of the mod, meeting someone and interacting with them in a non-lethal manner was a far more intense (and rewarding) gaming experience than any the shooting gallery we now inhabit offers.

Care to elaborate?

Agreed - they are worth far more than that.

There is no such thing as "Six Uploader". Six Updater works fine, as do the official mirrors.

DayZ is a mod. It has never been on any best-seller list, as it is free.

Changing the value of the line "GPU_MaxFramesAhead" will probably only have a noticeable effect with slower/older GPUs. Changing the value of the line "GPU_DetectedFramesAhead" will have no effect, as it is re-written every time you start the game.

Try running the game at your monitor's native resolution. It may run poorly, but seeing how it displays will help diagnose the issue.

AMD GPU? - Open Catalyst Control Center - Open "My Digital Flat Panels" - Select "Scaling Options" - Set the slider all the way to the right (0% overscan) If you have an NVidia GPU, I'm sure there is a similar setting somewhere.

That's not a battlebus. THAT is a battlebus. THE Battlebus.

Pretty sure things like zombies, flares, camping tents, etc. rely on server-bound scripts - that is, the mission is running on the server, not the client. You can't use them offline/in the editor.

If the server you are trying to join does not allow the mods you are running, you will be unable to join the server. The mod you are talking about will be useless to you, not only for this reason, but because any gains you would get from it will still not offset the fact that you do not meet the basic system requirements.

I think most bugs are issues with Arma, not DayZ. You know this is a mod, right?

Soon to be released at the movies. June 12, 2013. If they can sort that clusterfuck out, anyway.

It isn't considered at all, as there is no reason to go there. Unless you are flying, of course, in which case it is a great thing to not have an artificial exclusion zone limiting your AO.

No, it is not. It is 1.8 meters.

Your slow single-core CPU and lack of a dedicated GPU say "no". ===== ARMA 2 Minimum System Requirements Processor: Dual Core CPU for Intel or AMD Memory/RAM: 1 GB Video Card: Nvidia Geforce 7800 / ATI Radeon 1800 or faster with Shader Model 3 and 256 MB VRAM Hard Disk Space: 10 GB Operating System: Windows XP or Windows Vista

Yes, trying to aim while zoomed will "break" the mildot system. Use zoom to scan for targets or after you have a solid bead on your target - for very distant targets, this may result in the target 'dropping off" the scope.

1.8 meters.

If DayZ isn't playable on the islands we already have, why would it be playable on the two new ones?