Cvm

Exactly.

Dayz Commander Do you still need to use these if you download the mod via steam?

Thanks

Good to know that it is staying with the hardcore aspect. That is key in making the game unique.

I played this for awhile, but I have had many medical issue over the past few months i.e. double lung transplant. That being said I have not played recently nor have I kept up on the updates/news for the standalone. I have tried to watch some of the dev blogs (I just saw the march 8th one) but there are still some questions I have. I have tried searching but i have not found answers to these. If someone could either provide an answer or just post links to the thread, I'd appreciate it. Here are a few questions I have: 1- Last i heard the release date for the SA was around June/July. IS this correct? 2- Has any price been discussed? 3- Is the SA going to be as unforgiving and brutal as the Mod? i.e. lose everything when you die, starting with almost nothing, spawning in random places etc

If you can run the Dayz Mod, you should be able to run the SA with comparable success. We've been told the specs will be similar to the MOD, but not exact details have been given out.

What was his response to that?

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NO, do not remove it. Just make it so players are able to get it over it.

Let's also not forget that summer just ended and school started. There are many reasons why the numbers have declined.

I keep seeing how people have been alive for 19 days or 30 days, etc. From what I understand, logging in for only a few minutes each day will "count" as a day. I think instead of counting how many days you've been alive, it should count how many in-game hours. Especially since in the standalone the Zed's will be challenging as will the ability to survive due to increased effects of weather and sickness. We also need to account for the the difference in not having a HUD and getting used to listening for certain sounds. "X" hours alive (in-game) is a greater representation of how well a person is surviving then the current method of counting how many days you are alive. Thoughts?

Hacked weapons do not give people much of an edge. Smart and talented playing gives people an edge. I've seen some pretty stupid people on this game. Give a talented player a AS50 TWS, he'll do great. Give the same player him a DMR and he'll still do great as well. Give a crappy player a AS50 TWS and he is still crappy player but has a big gun. Since we are finding these weapons on players we've killed, apparently, the weapons did not give them a big enough edge. I have no problem with all of arma's weapons being in Dayz. It is not like they are unrealistic.

Enough said.

I have seen hacked in weapons at spawn points and on people who have died. Finding them on someone you killed is not playing the game illegitimately, it can just happen. I think it hurts the community to ban people using banned weapons. If they are hacking them in, ban them. Just finding them or picking them up should not qualify a ban. With over 1,000,000+ players, only a very small percentage are on this forum. A majority of people probably have no idea what is hacked and what is not. I think if we start to ban a bunch of people, a lot of innocent people may be affected, and thus hurt the very base of people that made the standalone a possibility.

Another reason it is a bad idea - Since Dogs are being added, those who smoke and drink will be hunted down by bandits with dogs, since they can be used to track people. While the idea of taking a drink and then going guns blazing may sound cool, to keep with the level of realism, those players would not survive. Since Rocket has mentioned that the environment will have a much greater impact i.e. weather/temp/food/hunger, smoking and drinking would make the game very hard to stay alive very long as you would get sick easier and have to loot cities a whole more. More sickness are also being added. This time, Zombies just walk in buildings and you can not run to a pier for safety.