dappadan95

Can you explain what the fixed day night cycle is like normal GMT or never 24/7 daylight?

Yeah, all 5 at neaf or like 1 more at NWAF and 1 at Balota

:o I love my planes :D

Hey, Panda dont want to sound naggy but will there ever be a AN-2 plane spawn at NEAF again?

on what?

Origins

Cant people on this server take a joke or sarcasm?

Good afternoon UK#10 ZombieWorld.eu

I would love this feature

I supose if you have never done the manual install and dont really know what your doing then look on youtube to find out how to do it ;)

so you replaced the old files with the new ones?

yeah

Its not paint its snipping tool FYI.

Guide To Nighttime In DayZ For Dummies! Flare: Road flares are an extremely bright light source that can be found all over the map. Road flares can attract zombies from large distances. Players can also see the light from a flare from far away. When used carefully, they can be used to distract both survivors and zombies. An additional use for road flares is countering players using NV Goggles. Any source of bright light can temporarily blind someone using night vision goggles. Since road flares are so bright, they can instantly blind any night vision user, with the effect persisting even after the NV Goggles are taken off. Chemlight: Chemlights are single-use chemiluminescent glow sticks that last for an hour, radiating a dim light. Next to night vision goggles, they are the most useful item for low profile night time looting or travel due to providing sufficient and sustained area light without drawing much attention. Usage tips: Thrown chemlights can be picked up and carried to light your way, even with a sidearm or primary weapon out. The light produced by a chemlight extends 5m out and is visible up to a certain range, beyond which only a small dot of light can be seen by others. In an emergency where light is the lesser concern, chemlights can be thrown near zombies to distract them. Chemlights may be superior for noticing bear traps in the dark compared to flashlights which have narrow beams that bleed no light to the surrounding area. Chemlight colors: Blue is the least visible chemlight color at range, which makes it good for exploring high risk areas, but the least useful as a thrown distraction. Visible up to 35m away. [*]Red stands out the most as an out of place color in the night, yet is still only visible from a moderate range. Visible up to 55m away. [*]Green causes the most receptors to fire in the human eye, causing it to seem brighter for the same amount of light produced. This allows you to make out nearby details easier without straining your eyes as much, but it is also visible at the longest range of the chemlight colors making it attractive to nearby players or zombies and consequently ideal for limited-range distractions. This color is also great for longer distance travel out in the wilderness where zombies are a lesser concern. Visible up to 75m away. Torch/Flashlight's: The flashlight is a high lumen directional light source with a usable beam distance of 70 - 130m. It comes with batteries that never deplete, making it a reliable source of light when needed without having to stock up on batteries or spare flashlights. New characters start with a flashlight in their tool belt which can be readied for use in the secondary weapon slot by right clicking on it in their inventory and selecting the option to remove it from the tool belt. If the secondary weapon is not active, the Switch Gun key (";" by default) can be used to switch to it and then the Light key ("L" by default) will toggle the flashlight on or off. Flashlights have many trade-offs which make them less desirable in high risk situations where combat might occur. Some of them can be countered by obtaining a weapon with a flashlight already attached such as the G17, M4A3 CCO, or Remington 870 (Flashlight). Otherwise, it may be preferrable to use chemlights which have fewer downsides. Usage tips: Zombies cannot see the flashlight beam itself, but it is easily noticeable by other players at long range and so should be used with moderation. To steadily aim the flashlight, you must either be stationary or using the walk key (shift by default) to move slowly. The flashlight is less useful while prone, due to low lying obstructions like grass, the inability to keep the flashlight steady while crawling, and the very narrow beam. A pistol cannot be used at the same time as a flashlight, so be sure to right click on the flashlight and place it back in your tool belt before trying to pick up a pistol. Additionally, rather than dropping your pistol on the ground to use a flashlight, try placing the pistol in your backpack if there is room. The Military Flashlight, although much rarer than the starting Flashlight, emits seemingly less light. However the light that is produced is red (the same shade as that of a chemlight-red) and is harder to notice through walls when used inside a building. When staring directly into the flashlight beam, an eclipse-like circle appears instead of a ball of light. While this may help at longer distances, it is important to note that a close encounter with another player could potentially give the user's position away. The Military Flashlight does not take the slot of the regular Flashlight and a player may carry both at once. However to use either Flashlight the player must equip it as their secondary weapon. Note that the Military Flashlight can be extremely useful in night situations if players are in a city, as it is difficult to locate the source of and will not aggro zombies on the player. This makes raiding a city at night feasible and still be able to see the loot without drawing the attention of zombies or survivors. Fire/Logs: Wood piles are used by right clicking on a Box of Matches in your toolbelt to create a Fireplace, which allows you to cook Raw Meat and raise the body temperature of all nearby players. While they can be looted from farm and residential buildings, it is often more efficient to harvest the wood as needed by using a Hatchet rather than carrying it around.

No problem :) have fun playing

Follow the above link and lick "Download DayZ Origins" then scroll down until you get here: I found mirror No.2 to download faster but it depends on where you live I think.

No 1.61

Should be released on dayz commander soon but you can manualy install here: http://www.gamersplatoon.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?317-Downloads

You need to update to latest hotfix guys

lol, oh yeah

Also you should try Origins its really fun and better than just looking for crashsites and camping an airffield, so far we have a garage, house built and not even close to completing our village, you can go to salvation city for a good bit of fun to get rare blueprints to get better buildings NO BS 50. cal snipers cool 4 hour day/night cycle, ammo does not come back after restart survivor vehicles the list goes on and on ITS ALOT OF FUN!!!

Just dont bother asking (Because people are afraid of the dark)

How long is this vote going on? (Player A was killed by Player B)