suspense

Probably private hive

Yes, WarZ will be 1000 times better then Day Z standalone, the screenshots clearly proves this. I can tell, because i have seen quite a few screenshots in my lifetime.

Its not rockets job to address hacking in the Day Z MOD. Its BI and Battleyes, and let me tell you, it wont be fixed because it would require full rework of ArmA 2, which is about to be replaced by ArmA 3. If you are judging Day Z standalone(which wont have any of these "scripting" issues) on the mod, then you are truly (no offense) stupid. Trying to put this as polite as possible, but this is really the only word i can find for it.

Your logic is flawed, you shouldnt judge people when you have no clue. It might have been false positive, he might have cheated, only battleye knows.

Added new detection today.

Someone must not have seen Rockets post about people using hacked weapons(and battleyes faq site) Might want to get your facts straight.

You wont get banned for having "hacked items" also, no one hacked your account. In order to be using your "account" they would have to be using your CD key, which is unlikely, unless you gave it to someone obviously.

Lets make 3 threads just to like.. Make sure people notices. Also, seems like you forgot what i would assume is the most important part of the thread. Ill let you figure whats missing.

Come standalone, there wont be any scripting, no spawning weapons, no nukes, no teleporting. Only possibly aimbot/wallhack, you wont feel the hacking anymore then you do now in BF3, CS, MW3. There you go, its been fixed

Yes the ban is "forever" No the ban was not caused by your missing addon, i suggest you email battleye with the id and ask whats up. But it was not due to the error you were recieving.

I will respect your choice to not continue the discussion, and with that, i will leave the thread from this post on. However, i wanted to make one last comment on your "latest" response to me. You base your arguements on US and Canadian law, i spent the last few hours reading through the registrars of BI/DayZ and their other titles, and its under european law, which only strengthens my arguements. If you seriously feel for private hives, i suggest you read up on european law.

You are still completely oblivious to what i am saying. You obviously did not read the case files for the wow case, i did. Several main points in the case was breach of IP infringement and copyright. Only 3.4 million of the 88 million was due to profit gained off of microtransactions on wowscape, the remaning was damages from IP and copyright infringement. You keep argueing that "console" emulators are legal, yes, in fact, they are. IF! they are in fact completely emulated(not using bios files from the "official" bios). You still dont seem to understand, that you are emulating the hive, but still putting it together with mod files that are not yours. How you do not understand this, is beyond me. An "emulator" is not just an emulator, just like you cant actually compare the samsung cases to this. A console emulator is much different from MMORPG emulators in the game industry, Why? Because console emulators are rarely run on an actual console, they are also rarely using copies of biosfiles. And since its not a console(it usually runs on linux or windows) it does not hurt market, and its usually years behind. There has been several cases about console emulators, some in favor of the emulator, some in favor of the production companies. Its not _Per say legal_ An example, would be the nexon and odinms case, where modified client files were being released(which is whats used in things like lingor servers, or "anti-rocket" servers) the use of "legit" files with "unintented backend" is also unintended use of intellectual property=not legal without consent, this is BASIC LAW. Disney also shut down several emulated private servers for using ingame content(their world, core game etc) without consent. Nexus also _almost_ entered legal proceedings against a community developing private server emulators. My initial post came off wrong, i apologise for that. If you had read my other posts, you would realise my intentions and reasons for my arguements are intirely different. EDIT: Per your request, i read up more specifically on nintendo emulators, and what did i find.. Yes, like i already stated, an emulator is alright to build if its not using original bios files. However! It is not allowed to use an emulator to play nintendo games in an unofficial manner. Copyright law "No person shall circumvent a technological measure that effectively controls access to work protected under this title You are not allowed to "to “circumvent protection afforded by a technological measure” means avoiding, bypassing, removing, deactivating, or otherwise impairing a technological measure" The hive controls access to Day Z, emulating it privately is fine, emulating it publicly is against law without consent.

Really? Thats why samsung has been banned for selling its Galaxy Nexus in the US and germany, even tho its not even remotely the same as the iphone?(because it resembles features that look ALIKE) Thats why the samsung galaxy tab has been banned in the US, even tho its not even remotely the same as the ipad?(because it resembles features that look ALIKE) Why was the creator of wowscape sued for 88 million and lost the suit? (Because she was providing an emulated service that was based on code/content officially owned by another company) I honestly dont know who or what makes you think that copying other peoples work is legal, it really isnt, and the recent lawsuits the past 4 years is clear evidence of this. Not only that, you are by law not "allowed" to re-release software thats using code created by someone else, without their consent. And if i am not mistaken, apart from the hive(which is the only thing that is emulated) i bet you are using the actual Day Z mod files, right? Yeah, thats legally not allowed without consent.

Actually, if you had read my posts you would quickly realise that my problem is not hosting them, using them, or playing on them. It is disrespecting the creator by continuesly posting these threads on his forum, despite the official stand on the subject. I already said, i dont mind if private hive owners go share/speak/advertise about it on their own created forum.

Actually, i do know what i am talking about. Can i create an iphone that looks exactly like it? But hardware is painted green, screen is yellow, and its got my name on it? No i cannot. Can i host an emulated server that either provides exactly what the "original" server does, or provides a "modified" experience? No i cannot. Why? Because, you make a mod/game owned by someone else, available to the public without his/her consent. This could be argued 2 weeks ago before recent changes, however, not anymore, why? Because by creating a private hive providing a very much clone experience of the offical mod(or slightly modified but using same concept) is breaking one, more or several IP infringements, trademark or copyright infringements which Bohemia Interactive now owns. Its not really something that can be argued. It does not take a terms of service agreement to determine ownership of code, all it takes is for someone to write it, and its copyrighted. Since the announcement of Day Z standalone, Bohemia Interactive has been filing copyright for acronyms, title, and more. Have you played other zombie mods in ArmA? I have, they move different, they look different, they sound different, they behave different. Then we have randomized loot spots, eat/drink/heat system etc etc. None of the code was "stolen", Rocket even said he developed it all from ground up with _Inspiration_ from other mods.