Vertisce

When you see another shooting on the news and wonder why they didn't all just hit F5...

Birds should be worth full blood... If you are skilled enough to shoot, feather, cook and eat that bird...you deserve it!

I think the outcome of this poll is already quite clear.

Yeah...pretty sure DayZ isn't meant to be a zombie slaughter fest. Let's see how well this works out when zombies can run in buildings.

High pop servers are where the fun is at...if I am forced to play on a low pop server where I never see another human soul just to avoid hackers, then there is no more fun in DayZ for me. There are two problems with whitelist servers... 1. Gotta get into it first and a lot of the time they don't let you in unless they know you. 2. Everybody knows each other and typically aren't in there playing the game as it is meant to be played. They are all buddy buddy and working together with no threat of banditry at all. At least this is what I have found with my experience in whitelist servers so far.

I think you are full of it.

I got tired of the hackers, so I quit playing for the most part until SA.

I remember getting shot by some bandits in a random town. Despite putting 5 rounds from a DMR into one of the guys, he killed me and the game bugged out. I fell to the ground and couldn't move, but I wasn't actually dead yet. (I was technically dead but the game didn't register it and show me the "You DIED" screen.) He had two buddies catch up to him and they proceeded to teabag my body and drag me around. Little did they know that while they were doing this I could access their backpacks one at a time, take everything and drop it all on the ground. I proceeded to do this to all 3 of them as they dragged me around and talked smack like they were actually good. All of their gear was hacked in. All of it was overpowered crap that didn't belong in the game. Eventually MY friends showed up and opened fire on them. One of the guys ran out of ammo for his gun and went to switch to the other hacked weapon he had in his backpack...he wasn't too pleased. As he was screwing around trying to figure it out he dumped his equipped gun and several other items into his backpack, which I promptly removed for him and dropped on the ground. =D Good news is...they all died. Bad news...they just hacked their way back to us and killed us again and again until we left the server.

Decided one day to come up with something entirely unique for the games I played online and somehow ended up with "Vertiscent". Eventually got tired of it being so long so I shortened it by 2 letters. People still just call me "Vert" anyway...

I did some searching on Google and never found what I was looking for with this. I am wondering if the Standalone DayZ client will be able to support larger maps? Our current maps are big...but not big enough in my opinion. I can walk from one end of the map to the other in a matter of 30 minutes if I cared to. Water sources are never more than a minute away, food is always easily and readily available and the towns are all far too close together and too small in most cases. This is probably asking a lot but it would be amazing to be in a world that is at least 10 times larger than Chernarus with larger cities and greater distances between points of interest. Vehicles would be far more useful and desired. Gas stations would actually have more of a use. There would actually be a point to carrying 3 canteens and 3 baked beans in your pack while you wander around. It's a bit of a dream I am sure...but has there been any information on just how large of a map the Standalone will support if there is any change at all?

I agree that the original ArmA map would be a lot of fun for DayZ. It was pretty small though...smaller than Chernarus anyway.

So far it seems no different to me. I experienced a total of 2 minutes of it so far. Logged in, hacker appears behind me and empties a whole lot of ammo from an infinite clip into me, I log off. Working great so far!

Oh...that's Chernarus. It's not new, it's the original map.

Swamps are often next to large water sources like the ocean or big rivers like the Mississippi.

Ok...so I exaggerated just a bit on how long the walk takes. Either way...you see my point. Utes is not exactly a huge expansion to the map. It's a pretty small island really and if I recall correctly it fits right into the current map, just out in the expanse of water. I think it would be cool to literally take an entire day to get from one end of the map to the other without stopping. Just get lost in an expansive territory. One thought that crossed my mind was to give you a prompt when you hit the edge of a map to "zone" into the next map that might be housed on another server or something. This would allow you to make the total map almost limitless in size while keeping each square zone of a map small enough for a server to manage. The thought faded fast because it would kill immersion I think and a lot of people might not like it. But it's a thought at least.

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I am going to be building a new PC soon. Well...upgrading what I got anyway. My old case is a Cooler Master Stacker 830. This case is bad ass. I fucking love it! I have had it for 8 years and it is still solid as they get. Few scratches and dents...but whats that but character right? Real problem with it is the lack of USB 3.0 support on the front panel. I use a lot of USB devices and I really hate using hubs as it's just another damned item on my desk and right now I have to plug everything into the back of my PC because the front panel USB's just don't work anymore. I would keep this case and use it as a home media center/server should I choose to get a new case. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119122 There are two new cases I am looking at. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119245 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811517020 I trust Cooler Master to make a good case. The first link is of one that is a slightly watered down version of what I have with some newer features. I rather like it. The second link is for an AZZA case that rather intrigues me with the way it is designed and the features it has. Both of them I think I would be happy with...I am leaning towards the AZZA case but the only thing holding me back is that I have never used AZZA before and I have not seen either case in person. The AZZA is slightly larger than my current case by about 2 inches longer and the other is a little smaller by about an inch so neither one is going to be a problem for me with size. Really...I just need opinions. Anybody that has seen these...used them or known someone that has and has an opinion. Thanks in advance.

Wow...this is a somewhat old thread. I did finally make a decision on the case and it ended up being neither of these options. http://www.coolermaster-usa.com/landing/hafxb/ The Cooler Master HAF XB. It is a freaking amazing case. Has all the space I need and is suprisingly compact for what you can jam in it. I would recommend it to anybody looking for a solid gaming rig.

One thing I would love to see is some variety in the zombies. Tall zombies, short zombies, thin zombies, fat zombies... FEMALE ZOMBIES! Female zombies with big boobs, female zombies with small boobs... Zombies missing limbs, zombies missing some clothes (no nudity), partially skeletal zombies... You get the idea. If all the zombies look relatively the same it gets pretty boring pretty fast. If the zombies had a slew of different sizes and shapes that could be created randomly with a crapload of clothing pieces to be randomly worn...VARIETY! As it is, with each zombie I kill I think to myself "I just killed you 2 minutes ago...". Would this be possible in the standalone? Would it be worth the extra work required to make it happen?

Nice. I didn't notice the female zombie there. I assume then we will also have more variety in the general look of the zombies as well? I would love to say to my buddies "You get the fat one...ill get the skinny one.". =D

Half the fun for me in DayZ is sneaking around to avoid zombies. If I can't do this and zombies attack from all directions regardless of what I do...no more fun...

How about the fact that said bloodbags are being picked up off the ground or out of cardboard boxes and are not being kept cold at all?

I have never had an issue driving an ATV over a bridge...I am really curious to see what people are always talking about with this.

@samZerker, I know how you feel. Yes that is pretty much how the game is right now, but thats also the glory of the game. I think it would be cool to be able to pick a house in town or a building and truly fortify it. Put stationary guns in the windows, board up extra doorways and windows...really make it safe. Be able to lock the doors up when you log off the server and know that nobody can get in and steal your stuff without really having to work for it...pick a lock, blow a hole in a wall..etc... Right now, what you see is what you get. Roam around...gather up gear, make friends, make enemies, kill and be killed, rinse and repeat. While I do agree with your sentiment, for now...this is still a kickass game to play.

One thing I noticed that has been driving me nuts is the character as he turns around. There is no motion of the body or legs. He stays completely still and just rotates. Some animation should be added to that. It really killed the immersion for me while watching that video. I would say that it is a little more important than flat clothing on the ground... Game looks awesome though! Can't wait!