Rammwurst

I ran PixARK through somebodies family share because it has BattlEye as well and it wanted to see if at least that works, it installed BattlEye (again) and PixARK worked fine figured they're using different builds/instances of BattlEye but lo and behold DayZ works fine now as well Check https://www.battleye.com/ to see what other games you could launch to try and fix this issue Wonder why DayZ can't be forced to do this on it's own - it's 'way' of reinstalling BattlEye didn't fix this

Thats curious - so BattlEye now doesn't like certain hardware anymore?

What OS are y'all on? 7, 8/8.1 or 10?

Was playing perfectly fine until the servers went down and then when they came back up and the game was done patching every start of DayZ results in this error I haven't changed anything since the servers went down and went up back again except cook dinner Rebooting, reinstalling DayZ, starting Steam as administrator - nothing works. Stable doesn't work anymore either. I guess BattlEye was updated?

DayZ could really do with a anti-aliasing upgrade and while opinions on the most appealing anti-aliasing technique differ I think temporal anti aliasing would be a great addition to DayZ It worked incredibly well with recent titles such as Mass Effect Andromeda or Star Wars Battlefront 2 making the games almost entirely aliasing free, even during movement - making for a very CG/pre-rendered aesthetic and during movement is where TAA really shines, which would help a lot in DayZ. Trees, fauna and the like make for a very noisy image, especially during movement I know it's not as simple to implement as go-to post-processing techniques but it's well worth the effort and would be a efficient way to enhance the graphical quality of the game by a great margin without having to put in too many resources, that is if the engine would go along with it at all best of all, it has a low performance impact