kichilron

I did reply to that already.

You realise that's the internal test server? They're just running it on there to test what it does. In 5 minutes it will be "[...]456", in 10 minutes "457", in 15 minutes "460". If they were to release notes about every single version, they would be writing more patchnotes than doing actual improvements.

As you may have seen in the video you can't actually bug through the wall without a lot of luck and a couple of tries - and whilst running against the wall you're still on your side of the wall and not on the other side - that is just down to Multiplayer-desync where it seems like the character is on the other side, because it's not synced in time. In reality it simply looks lik he's running against the wall for the actual player. It works the same way with Zombies - where you think they're teleporting. It's just down to poor performance of the server and the network being out of sync.

You're new here, aren't you? It's not about bragging how pro it is - it is enjoying the game in a much more immersive state. I did not say it is punishable as such, I simply said it's abusing the mechanics, as you wouldn't be able to look over a wall without presenting your head on a plate for everyone that would be on the other side. Calm down a little - I am not having a go at you. I was merely explain as to why it's not a highpriority thing. It's a bug. It's one of the big issues with the BI-titles. It might be fixed eventually, as it's part of the performance-optimisation. Going on the forums requesting it to be fixed immediately won't help them fixing it, though.

You can indeed interact with people and if you're approaching it correct, you are less likely to die. If you're running in expecting to be shot, you will be shot - because you will most likely run in there with your weapon up and pointing it at the other player. That alone reduces your chances of survival drastically. Be creative - roleplay. Pretend like you're an actual survivor and you don't want to die. Be stealthy. Don't sprint everywhere, because that would be faster. Walk and enjoy the environment. Read a book. Explore the ship. Pretend like you're the captain on the bridge of the wrecked ship. Pretend like you're a book salesman and collect books. Pretend like you're a priest and read from the bible in the middle of Cherno. Pretend to be Robinson Crueso and try to survive on Skalisty Island. If I can come up with these options in less than a minute you should be able to think of something and if you can't and your only option is to run around and gun people down you're not only very uncreative, you're also playing the wrong game. There are games where you need to gun everyone down you see - but DayZ most certainly isn't the game. You are the survivor, it's your story. And just running around searching for people to kill also kills your DayZ-experience.

Aready have that? http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/forum/73-graveyard/

It does matter. I didn't say it doesn't matter. I said it didn't matter so far in ARMA, because there's no competetive survival like DayZ - which is why there's many problems with the engine DayZ has to deal with. But - why would you sprint towards a wall smashing your face in it? Doesn't really make sense to me. Most of the time you're next to a wall like that is when you're abusing 3DP, which is worth punishing for, in my book. :P Anyway - this only happens when you're sprinting into a wall. Don't do it and you're fine.

Noone minds you having your own oppinion, but as you figured you could have done that in already existing topics, so it doesn't clutter the forums. :)

You're not very creative, then. ;)

Anything. It's a sandbox. Nothing is set in the game. You write your story, you make the best of it. Go explore. Kill rabbits. Go to NWAF and die. Whatever you want to do, you can do it.

He's figured it out. ;) It's the connectionspeed of the server we're using. :) Anyway: the video you posted explains it, thank you. However- that is an ARMA-problem and didn't really matter so far. It has to do with the connection / desync-issues. I doubt it will be fixed anytime soon. But down the road the desync-issues will be resolved and it will be better.

Shouldn't do that - it's considered serverhopping and is a bad thing. ;) I haven't been up there myself, but I have heard the loot was nerfed, as it was too much.

I don't think it affects you at the moment. There's plans for it, though and it's good to get used to. What it means in the future is, that you will catch a cold when you're running around with damp clothes, obviously. But I am fairly certain, that that is not implemented yet.

Go here and send the "DayZ.rpt" to us after it stopped working: . C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Local\DayZ. EDIT: You may have to enable your hidden files in Windows 7: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/show-hidden-files-in-windows-7/

Actually - any sort of information from your end would help immensely. I don't have a remote clue, what wallbug you're even talking about?

None if the facts you mentioned matters I'm afraid - as you said yourself it was only the items which you moved that were affected. You changed the status of those items and I was asking how long this was before you logged out - not how long you had those in your inventory (as that doesn't matter as well - as soon as you change their status by rearranging them they're updated, which makes it absolutely irrelevant for how long you had them in your inventory.)

How long was it before you logged out? Sometimes the database doesn't sync properly within the last minute, or so. This is not necessarily an "Antihop-mechanic", it's simply not fast enough to catch up. This has happened in the mod as well as it does in the SA now - as it's not saved internally on the box it's hosted off. It needs to go to the central hive and be processed there. Which means you might lose progress of the last minute if you log out too quickly.

That makes you wonder, why. But to clear up your question: There currently is no way to train those things other than on a live server. And I don't think there should be. To stay inthe world of DayZ: you woke up on a beach and know nothing - you will have to figure it out - this includes weaponbehaviour. You will have to test it out.

We have had quite a few suggetsions regarding stats and the general consensus is, that we needn't have statistics other than the survival time. And as for the ID-Tag's: how would that work? I don't think anyone is carrying their actual ID in an apocalypse where you start with nothing on the beach - and I wouldn't bother writing my name down on a piece of paper. It really adds to the atmosphere in my oppinion, that you never know who you killed or who you're dealing with.

Wat? What do you expect to come out of this? Server-Administrators on Standalone-Servers merely restart the server and change the timezone. As long as you don't pay for your own server I highly doubt anyone would need your help. If you want to help out, you will have to stick to the mod, as there are still a lot of Administrators needed, especially on Epoch Servers.

Does that mean we would be safe from headshots? Even more as the motorcycle-helmet? Nice one! Ducttape is best headprotection: Confirmed.

Would have worded it differently, but yeah - pretty intense when you're peaking over the fence abusing 3DP, is it not?

Hmmm. I have never heard of that, but it seems odd. Might be a bug with the "Subhive"-implementation. Make sure to report it: http://feedback.dayzgame.com/my_view_page.php

I prefer that. See above. I prefer 1st person only. But on the other hand: 3DP-View is the plague, simply because everybody automatically assumes, that everyone is abusing their 3DP-View and then says: well - it's okay, because others do it, too.

I like the idea - however: this idea simply screams to be abused with third person by the one on the ladder. Because otherwise you wouldn't even remotely know which corner they would be in.