ZomboWTF

Don't wait until the devs fix it, it might take years, just get your friends and play on a decent community server that only has one server, basehopping impossible

You can be stunlocked for a bit, but only for a very small amount of punches, like 4 or 5, if you get downed by them, you probably weren't to well off in the first place i had a melee fight right after spawning on a server with "Unlimited Stamina" which basically meant that stamina regen was exactly equal to the amount of stamina used up by sprinting, i stunlocked a guy with heavy punches who attacked me first, then when my stamina was empty, disengaged, and re-engaged once my stamina was filled again a bit of a dirty tactic, but someone with a gun has the upper hand once the first stunlock chain is over also, you can shove people melee attacking you now by holding RMB and pressing F, and right after that plant some lead firmly in their skull

Planetside

DayZ was never about balance, it's a game where your gear defines how much power you have if you don't like NVGs, i am sure there is a server were there is as little night gameplay as possible

not only when they were removed, any live grenade used to only update their timer when viewed by someone, so you were able to put a live grenade in pretty much any container (even clothing) and as soon as someone looks into the containers inventory, they blew up

These things are basically portable radio stations, they are like the old side chat, basically

saying this is because of GDPR is nonsense, a GUID or temporary server username is not personal information, and third party server logs etc. are never going to get checked for GDPR purposes, ever if they worry about GDPR, the just need to anonymize data of people wanting their data to be deleted, many systems do it that way, if the GUID from battleye is not connected to any personal data, the data does not fall under GDPR law this problem also allegedly would happen in case of payments or battleye bans, think about it: if a battleye user wants his personal data to be deleted, and a GUID would fall under GDPR, all you would have to do is file a GDPR userdata deletion to battleye and they would have to basically unban you by deleting all your data they have

yeah, because road maps are a good indicator for us to know when the devs implement things... /s have you seen the 2015 roadmap? helicopters were planned for Q3 2015, roadmaps don't mean anything, stop kidding yourself http://www.dayztv.com/standalone/dayz-2015-roadmap/

it's just a guess, but seeing how much problems they had with car physics, i estimate them having even more problems with flight physics and collision issues

I figure somewhere around June/July

you really don't get it do you? waste of time

agreed, the trailer is pretty bad especially the background music... something displaying what you actually do in the game would be good, the player waking up at the shore, being chased by zombies and seeking shelter from rain and darkness, looting the next morning, finding a car, repairing it, and then finally heading inland, finding the airstrip, and getting into a firefight where all his hours of looting and gearing up are at stake

i just tried to make you understand why the people, who you quoted as if they had no reason to be upset, are upset i get what you mean, the game will still be developed after 1.0, i think everybody knows that enough though, i think we spammed this post enough

right, so do you understand why people are worried that the game - judging by it's current state - will get a ton of bad reviews, and hence be ripped apart by reviewers, and because of that not bought by a LOT of people? steam reviews effect sales a whole lot that is the only thing i am worried about regarding this release, if the game flops HARD, there will not be a lot of development time put into it after release, because BI will seee it not making profit and wont spend further resources into it i love this game, i'm just afraid it will never get to the point where i want it to be, looking at this rushed release

sure, there will be bugs, but what kind of bugs? do you think a run-of-the-mill ps4 or xbox player will find it okay to die of a bug 3 hours into his session and lose everything? when do you think is it okay to judge a game for ALL of it's aspect? three months after release? a year maybe? new people buying the game will judge the game by exactly the state it is in when it releases as 1.0 on steam, for ALL of it's bugs and write fitting reviews