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Actually, yes, there is a rule that you can't combat disconnect. It is a bannable offense.

Rocket has also said you can can be banned for doing it. It is considered an exploit. Why do so many people think "it's in the game, so it's okay to do". Just because you CAN murder someone in real life doesn't mean you do. You know it's wrong, so you don't.

Just because he did it the "legitimate way" doesn't make it any more right... It just means it took him slightly longer. It is still considered a combat disconnect, and is against the rules.

I lol'd. Good post, sir.

I think the game needs less military weapons at this point.

So you are a blatantly breaking a rule of the game that Rocket, himself, said you can get banned for, and you are exploiting a game mechanic, and you think that's okay?

Listen, you seem like a good guy, and you were doing it for a good cause, and the temptation is very high. So long as you are sorry for it, and you will try not to do it again, all is good. I mean, it's not like you hacked.

I never said that you needed to stay on one server. I go to different servers on different days. But there is a difference between switching servers and server hopping.

Even if you're innocent of combat logging, you're still guilty of server hopping to get loot. That's just as bad, and you should feel bad.

If all you want to do is is PvP, please, I beg you, do not play regular ArmA II. You will only end up pissing everyone on the server off, and potentially getting yourself banned. If you want to learn about ArmA II, and what it has to offer, play the single-player campaign. It's fun, and you will learn how to play.

Well, if you noticed, as you went back around the corner, the guy in the ghillie fell over. It looked like they were lagging or something at first.

Yes. Make them harder. Please. Or at least make more of them.

Why not play Arma II? It's an awesome game with an awesome campaign. I don't understand people who complain about having to pay for ArmA, because they bought it just to play DayZ. That's your fault. You are limiting yourself to a very small portion of ArmA.

Sounds too much like a MMO style recipe system to me. Also, how would you get power to run a microwave?

Umad, bro?

Most of the time, you'll noticed it take the server a bit to respond to things like picking up items.

I've noticed that this happens when the server you're playing on has issues connecting to the Hive.

I found a box on the coast once. It was pretty soon after I first started playing, so I didn't know it was hacked in. I thought it was some kind of super rare spawn made for noobs. It was empty, so I moved on. Only later found out it was hacked.

Grab all of them, scatter them along the coast, and watch the fresh spawns have a field day.

I've thought about this too. The first time I heard a bell go off, I thought it would pull all the zombies towards it. I was sad when it didn't.

Grow a few extra sets of arms and go on a hatchet spree. Isn't that what everyone does? Just me?

What's a "hoe" game?

Too late... in the alpha... That's just an oxymoron. Literally, the point of alpha tests is to make major changes to the gameplay to see how they work and effect the players. Also, who says it's bad thing if people leave? More beans for me, I say.

There are plenty of hackers in ArmA II. I guess you're just lucky not to have run into them. Also, as the other guys said, the regular ArmA community is very mature. They play because they like simulators, not because they like to shoot people. Get over it. Remember the first rule of DayZ.

So, possessing an ATV = hacking?