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Could be better. Should get a second screen, maybe just a tablet, and mount it on a swivel mount to one side of you. Pull up the map, touch screens make markers. Set up a vox recorder for notes. All in all, though, nice setup.

I wasn't using TrackIR, but I was using a homebrew-knockoff that allows the use of a webcam in place of the rig. My one problem was the vectors as well. Didn't think to turn them off, but I'll have to try it when I get home. As it was, though, it was interesting. (Aside having to sit completely still in an awkward, upright position.) The reaction was a little slow and syrup-y, but again, that probably has to do with the fact that I'm using a webcam over an actual rig.

Were those insults really necessary?

I would pay cans of beans to watch this. Anybody up for the sport?

And... one more for the road. But to be honest, I'm really not sure if serious.

Sometimes, while we're riding across the country, we'll throw on some tunes. It's always a nice break from the monotonous grind of an engine. Kinda wish somebody would implement in-car radios on their server. I've seen it done on my buddy's clan's Life server, but I'm not really sure if it's possible without modifying things in the DayZ server files.

Well... whatever works!

Seriously? Fuck. I think we might have an M107 sitting around. But our M4 SDs are too precious to give up.

Here's some more of the best and brightest from the YogsCast community. (I could do this all day. If admins feel like this is going to breed hate, though, I'll gladly stop. Just making a point of who is being introduced to the community through this video.)

If someone is seriously willing to trade out NVGs, I'll take offers. Been getting tired of being the only one on over watch in my group. Especially when I'm a shit shot from more than about 300m. I'd have to consolidate with my group, but I'm sure we'd be willing to trade if we could get our hands on supplies.

Did you shoot them? If you did, you're a horrible person.

And so, it has begun. The critical acclaim of the YogsCast fandom.

These are those times when I love DayZ. Y'know, when you have a team of guys in in ghillies riding around in a giant blue bus, thus negating everything other than the 'cool' factor of their ghillies. It's kind of nonsensical, but it just seems right.

Well, I have two. The first was going 65 down a hill on an ATV, and no matter how I turned the camera, the sun wouldn't stop screwing with my view. So I hit a tree. Survived, crawled 300m back to our campsite, and waited for a buddy to return with morphine, a blood bag, and some painkillers. On that note, though, the sunglasses; they do nothing. The second was when me and some buddies were going into Cherno to light up some young guns. See if we couldn't get ourselves a few murders. (We were ditching the server anyways due to the sudden spike in ping for some reason, so if we lost anything, we were prepared to start anew.) Hit that road heading westward into Cherno, came to the bridge, and the next thing we knew, we were all in shock, a few of us were bleeding, and the car was sitting on nothing but rims and a red engine block. But I suppose driving around at 110kph has its disadvantage of things not loading. And before I go, I have an amusing anecdote: we didn't lose our offroad to this, but let me just say: If you're ever driving 85 along a hill (not up for down, but along the hill), don't be alarmed if you start following the advice of a certain rabbit. Rolled down the hill from Orlovets down to Dolina, naught a scratch on the jeep. We were pissed scared, but we'd do it again if we could.

I'm sure there won't be any quarrel with you posting it here. If the admins see fit, they can move the topic to the gallery section. It's better to have one topic out of place than two topics on the exact same subject. Less clutter.

Try playing in windowed until you get the res to what you want it to be. Then switch back to fullscreen. Or, you could just crank down the UI size. That might help. Also, do you have your computer centered on your television screen? That can be a problem sometimes.

In our camp, on the map? And that's not necessarily true. They could walk if they really wanted to. I've known people who've had to walk from 14km or so off the map back on due to teleportation. Granted, since we've got 400km of map to explore, it'd be a hit-and-miss, but who really wants to find something out there would.

Are we talking Catholic nun, or sexy Catholic nun? I need to make sure if I need to fire my gun, or fire my weapon, ifyouknowwhatImean. (Seriously, though, H4X. Light H4X, but H4X nonetheless.)

Recently, since I've started playing with an intelligent group (well, mostly, but we'll get to that) I've been able to hang around the week to a week and a half. Of course, if we disregard the three friendly fire mistakes (see, told you we'd get to it), I think I'd be on about Day 30 or so.

Ah. I was hoping that's what we were talking about. See, the reason I ask is that most of the online maps, such as the one over on the wiki, stop halfway on lat 00 and pretty much on lon 02, so if we go by these maps, there's still about 50m westward and 200m northward to explore with naught but forest in between. To be honest, I've never understood why people put their camps all the way out in those barren fields. It, literally, makes no sense. If a good team of spotters goes up, the camp would be clean in an hour flat on foot.

*sigh* So that we're clear, everybody here that's not bothered by this is signing up to answer every single post asking about why people don't start with a weapon, or why they don't start with blood packs, or why they can't teleport to their friends, correct?

Can somebody please define where the map ends? I always assumed it was where the invisible walls were, but apparently not.

Yep. It's working. Will return with my thoughts in a few. Ciao for now. Aaaaand I'm back. Short read, that's for sure. But it's the first chapter. It didn't exactly hook me from the beginning, but as the exposition, such as the elaborate description of the plane and the beach outside of Balota, drove on, I found myself enjoying it. Can't wait to see what's in store for Pavel.

Huh. Looks like you need to verify your account. I was going to do a bit of writing in journal form for a group of survivors, but all of my buddies bailed on me. I was going to also incorporate 'radio signals' to the group that allowed people to pry into the personal pasts of said survivors. Was an interesting prospect, in my eyes, but writing about one single character is pretty boring. It's nicer to see things like the syntax between conflicting characters.

I don't understand why people have to be dicks like this. You're pretty much just wasting all of those resources, not just for the person at the tent, but for everybody else in the game. Personally, I prefer to broadcast tent locals if I don't need what's in them.