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I've used one to secure myself and a buddy in the market at Stary. We used it to block the back room and watch the front while the worst sniper/grenadier of all time tried to engage us. After a failed frontal assault, he went around back and set off the trap. He then logged out. But when I heard that snap I laughed so hard. Made my night.

I generally get gunned down when I do medic runs, unarmed or not. Still, it's one of my favorite things to post up in Cherno/Elektro and provide medical services.

I agree with the above statement, zed are underpowered. They are a minimal threat in most situations.

I actually get Heinz beans from time to time. When I started playing DayZ and took note of the value that beans hold in the community...I felt very special.

This. Very well put. My beans, you have them.

Yep. Actually, the first time I ever found a crashed heli, I had found 2 a stones throw from eachother.

-swoosh- right over your head.

In your position- I would say if it's taken you this long to think about DayZ; you might as well wait for the standalone. That's simply my opinion though.

Lol, 11:36 is my favorite part.

I used to give bandits a fair shake like everyone else, and on some occasions it's come back to haunt me. Now, I will drop a bandit on sight unless he's unarmed. There's no point in warring with a man with no weapon, regardless of his affiliation.

All hail the might of smoke; lest ye fall before it.

I haven't heard EB Games in ages. Most of the EB Games are now Gamestops here. I've had a DayZ moment at the gas pump. My friend Jason and I had stopped to get gas, and we both play. I was talking to him about how I set up medical camps in Berizino through the window when a guy from the car at the pump ahead of us walked over and poked me in the shoulder. "Did you just say Berezino? Like DayZ?" "Yeah?" He held up his hand for a high five "FUCK YEAH MAN, I LOVE THAT SHIT!" I high fived him and went on with my day. Enthusiasm~

Make a zombie mod for a military sim and then make that mod into a military sim. Seems ass backwards to me.

I usually play in first person, but I switch to third person when I'm travelling long distance so I can check out my hero-iness

My first contact was in Cherno. I met a guy who was new to the game like me, and we set out to try and find the hospital because he was pretty hurt. We picked up two more equally fresh players along the way(or more accurately; what we thought was the way) We found the firestation, and decided to go up on the roof to get a better view of where we needed to go. Two of our guys were roughed up pretty bad from some zed encounters; so I volunteered to go find the hospital and bring medical stuff back to the group while they defended the rooftop. As I made my way down the ladder; one of the guys on the roof walked to the edge and shot me to death with a makarov out of the blue. Oh, DayZ.