colinm9991

You can find your ports via command prompt with the following command netstat -ano | findstr "Process ID" Grab the process ID from Task Manager

As I think it's good to understand the execution of scripts, I'll explain what's happening here. When you form your code like the second, you are actually invoking the inner chain of methods, so what happens is that the code will get as far as SetRandomHealth, sees that there's a parameter passed which is a function call and it'll pause to begin executing the method chain of the following snippet player.GetInventory().CreateInInventory("HuntingKnife") The CreateInInventory method returns a value of some data type, the execution context then executes SetRandomHealth with that value. What you point to in your second comment about func is more correct, as the question itself is about whether you can pass delegates to method, where delegates are basically something that knows how to call a method on its behalf - or a pointer to a method (don't confuse my terminology with C++ pointers)

This game sure does have some beautiful sunsets

If you have to rationalize your kills after they happen then you might want to uninstall this game or you'll spend 90% of your days making new threads.

I went looting in a "cave" and found more than I expected.

I've had nothing but trouble for the past month, and a few others I game with

My opinion is that you are thinking in to this too much, you are judging people and guessing their lives based off a video game, aren't you a good little psychiatrist? Get out in to the real world more, video games are intended for fun. Just because somebody does something in a game it doesn't mean they ARE that person. For example, I play Manhunt 1 & 2 regularly, does that mean I'm a sick twisted and sadistic person who goes around brutalizing people in the most violent of ways possible?...

It's been down for about 20 out of 30 days for the past month, seems Valve can't fix their own shit.

Is there anyone in cherno?

I could say "Alpha" like every other brainless idiot, but that will do nothing. Instead I will say this Sticky Threads

Just to butt in on this note: Every single game being released these days is an "Early Access Alpha", go through Steam someday and look. In other words, we are at the stage now when "Early Access Alpha" is the actual game, and developers just patch as they go along; so no, Alpha means nothing to gamers anymore because none of these are Alpha's, they are releases with patches.

I fixed that for you buddy. --Edit-- P.S; You should look at your own signature some time.

I can tell that you've NEVER worked with scripting or programming in the past. My bullshit senses are tingling.

Personally, I didn't know Frankie hacked until recently, still never cared for him though. He plays video games and records footage, who the hell cares? I play video games, why don't I record footage and get my own "Quran-72 Virgin suicide bombing" die-hard fan base. I play the game how I want, not by the will of some snot-faced youtuber.

So if I'm right, people are bitching because Stable was pushed back a bit, even though if it was released; people would be bitching because there was a bug found? You people are very hard to please.

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Who gives a fuck. Are we going to have a thread EVERY time somebody dies?

Beans for that. +1

I presume you've never played the ArmA series before. Right click your mouse once if you're stuck in a walking method, double tap caps lock if the in-game chat icon is always on. Not bugs, just misunderstandings.

At what point exactly did I say it was a loot whore admin? There are scheduled restarts also you know, it there is a 50% chance that I, or anybody else, will join a server when there is less than 5 minutes to restart without our knowledge.

Or they could set up a series of cases to run checks and see whether the user left voluntarily, whether the server restarted or there was a connection lost. It's quite irritating joining a server and it restarts almost as soon as I join, thus having to wait 5 minutes.

Like HrkiGV said, there's a 50/50 chance with fresh spawns as there is not with two geared guys bumping in to each other. (Nice to see you post something other than the word ALPHA by the way). Every player counter I've had has resulted in a death, UNLESS that player really needs something such as ammo, if it's food they need then they'll just shoot. It's sad to see, but I pretty much kill on sight now which I thought I would never do. I'm not attached to my gear, I just don't feel the need to die every time I encounter a geared player that I can't avoid. Even if I can avoid the player, I tend to push myself toward them because it's only a matter of time before they're they ones watching me, most of which won't turn around and walk away like I sometimes do. Congrats on losing your "virginity" OP, expect plenty more. Draft up a map on Photoshop of "Red-Zones" or "kill on sight" zones to limit yourself and understand what's friendly and what isn't, I propose adding Elektro and ALL airfields/military bases to that map.

Irony. The M4 is much more accurate than what it is in DayZ and you're right, we are survivors in game and not military educated; but how exactly do people become "experts" in shooting weapons?, Yeah, by training and using weapons.

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I'd love to see that work and happen. I was playing the other day and I saw one guy in Elektro with an M4, I had a pistol with no ammo, broken legs after glitching out of a house and needed morphine; I aimed my pistol at him immediately and began shouting "Put the fucking gun down" along with "I'm friendly, I do not want to shoot anybody". His friend came around the corner then so I dropped my gun and his friend came over towards me taking handcuffs out. As soon as I saw the cuffs I took my axe out and whacked him on the head killing him. I've seen what happens when the cuffs are on, I ran up to help a guy one of my group members had previously cuffed until that guys friend began shooting all of us. I'm not wasting 10 minutes or so just to entertain two people by doing the same old shit that has always been done, force-feeding disinfectant.