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@OneShot It shouldn't have to do with a rollback because I haven't installed 94444 yet. Since I'm not alone here, looks like one of the DayZ devs will have to chime in on this one.

I used the sample Veteran class and the only thing I did was change the WeaponCursor setting back to 0, yet the crosshairs are still enabled after a restart. If I press escape ingame it does say Veteran in the menu. This is odd.

@Castiel Yeah, I've done exactly what you mentioned there and they still seem to be turned on. I must be doing something wrong somewhere, though. @Lith The server profile is in \cfgdayz\Users\cfgdayz\cfgdayz.ArmA2OAProfile Here is exactly what it looks like: }; class Veteran { class Flags { Armor=1; FriendlyTag=0; EnemyTag=0; HUD=1; HUDPerm=0; HUDWp=1; HUDWpPerm=0; WeaponCursor=0; AutoAim=0; AutoGuideAT=0; 3rdPersonView=1; ClockIndicator=0; Map=0; Tracers=1; AutoSpot=0; UltraAI=0; DeathMessages=1; NetStats=1; VonID=1; And in the server configuration file: class Missions { class DayZ { template = dayz_4035.Chernarus; difficulty = "veteran"; // change this for other difficulty settings, regular, expert is valid }; I'm also interested in getting the white dots on the side of the screen (not sure what they're called) removed as well. How do I do that?

Sadly I don't think there is a clear answer on this, but it doesn't seem to be too high on the developers priority list.

My question is are you going to actually give instance IDs out to all of the server hosting requests? Are they being processed at all or do you guys deem that there are enough servers at the moment? I sent my request 7 days ago, will I ever get a response?

As with most people in the thread, I sent out an email 4 days ago and have yet to hear a reply. Really should of got in on this in early May when I considered it before (I was one of the first posts in this thread). Finally made my decision that I want to take on the responsibility of hosting one of these but it looks like my chances of actually getting a response with an ID are much more slim. I suppose the only thing I can really do about it is wait longer.

YES As long as the new LOS zombies work correctly and you can actually lose them in a building then I'd say yes to offset the lower difficulty that would seemingly create.

It's not that, my provider let's me switch to any OS including windows for free at any time. But I don't like using Windows because it's slow and a significant resource hog, not to mention having to deal with a GUI on a server (lol) over a command line. I'd also have to wipe everything I have now to reinstall which is another pain. As much as I'd like to host a server, the hassle is probably too much though I'm still considering it and I'm sure we'd see a lot more servers if there were Linux binaries. Though Rocket probably has more important things to deal with right now, it would be nice to have in the future nonetheless

I would be able to host another 50 Chicago player server on my dual Xeon box with plenty of bandwidth, but you guys don't have Linux support yet. Is it being worked on or are there plans at all?