jkerz

I went to my cousin's house and he took out his laptop, put on his mic, and start playing DayZ with some friends. He started in a building with an AK and shot one zombie, several minutes later it was a horde of zombies. He killed all the zombies close to the door because he was running out of ammo and so he ran out the room and he kept turning back just to see a huge horde of zombies. He was crying to his friends to come and help him on his mic. After a few more seconds you saw a helicopter land, 3 people come out, and shoot the horde of zombies behind my cousin. Then they all piled into the heli and left. This whole epic moment just let me stunned. I bought the game when I got home. Later I would learn he was at the NW Airfield and he had an awesome group. Too bad I'm a lone survivor.

I did it because of all the hackers and the Private Hives. Most servers that have a decent amount of people are private and I don't want to start new in every single server I go to but I like to change my experience and don't want to go to the same server with the same people. The private hives are irritating.

I watched it all, amazing, hahaha hilarious bro. I really was hoping the sniper would have killed you though.

You should really try to appeal the ban since it is hardly your fault. I think they'd understand. Also, would it have been your first time playing DayZ or have you played before?

Well in all reality, if you were hit pretty hard by something in real life, you'd probably knock out, doesn't take much. Maybe the zombie just hit you really hard that time and you knocked out. It's to keep a more reality feeling to it, but I understand where you are coming from, this has happened to me before. The chances should be turned down a bit to avoid fresh spawns or long livers to die instantly from one hit from a zombie.

Well that is nice but 2 dirtbikes and 1 atv seems like too much. Maybe just a dirtbike or a bicycle because then you wouldn't be able to put gear into an ATV and 2 Dirtbikes plus the gear for the Pickup or Ural. Plus, I'm pretty sure I feel safer running into Elektro on a Ural than on a Dirtbike.

I'm pretty sure the idea behind spawning in the coast is so you can get a fresh feel for the game before you advance to the harder/better stuff. Everyone needs to start fresh and kind of 'level up' in a sense by getting weapons, forming a team, and heading north. If you spawned in the NW Airfield as your first time you'd either 1) Die instantly from sniper 2) Be killed from zombies The coast to heading north idea is a really nice 'ranking system' even though you don't see it. This way spawning in the coast starts you off fresh and lets you go through the game without having to deal with the 'higher levels' right as you start.

Hahaha