kichilron

Are you sure that you've got the correct missionfile for the version of the mod you're trying to run and that the mission you specified in your server.cfg is in the correct place / has the correct name?

You are aware of the fact that Player Unkown is infact the Developer that works for H1Z1 on the Battle Royale Mod - thus not a copycat and I doubt that it'll come to DayZ for as long as he's working on H1Z1. Edit: Can't be that long anymore, as they're slowly disintegrating their credibility anyway, especially after they have been purchased by an investment-company. But I guess that's that for this thread, H1Z1 discussion can be found here: http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/185256-h1z1-a-post-apocalyptic-mmo-from-soe/

I only just realised your signature. Nice mention of the 970. :beans:

WIth that many posts I would have assumed you knew more about this. Anyone that has reported servers always came back with good impressions. Not to mention that the GSP's are bound by contracts to react to these - BI still has the power to flick the switch on them.

A video of how you're joining the server and then being kicked / banned without just reason? Not particularly hard nor rocketscience. There isn't, but you may be trying to join whitelisted servers which you can't without being approved by an admin prior. Try joining Public servers.

Do not crosspost, I already answered your question. Merged.

If it happens to be a private server you were banned on, there's nothing you can do about it, as they're in their right to do exactly that. If it was a public server, make sure you're following the right steps to do something about it. It won't be as hard as you'd think. An E-Mail is enough to have the server reported and soon to be taken down. Make sure you deliver evidence, though. Also - you're not banned from all servers when you're banned with the message "Admin Ban" - as that's quite literally a ban by the admin of that particular server.

This would be something to contact accolyte about, as he used to be that Feedback-Tracker-Slave.

You could do it, but you would either have to have it builtin to your mod and host it yourself or add that to your server manually and have everyone that wants to join download that as well. It has been done with all the other mods out there (overwatch comes to mind).

You are doing it wrong then. Trun Motion Blur, headbob and all that other stuff off that doesn't serve a purpose anyway and there's literally no difference between 1st and 3rd otehr than the position of the camera.

That's the package for server admins / owners. Have you hosted a server before? This isn't as straightforward as other completel packages, as you will have to set up a database, including the correct users and set up the dayz-database and then install the server-components for ARMA 2: OA and then the components for DayZ, write all the configs, etc, etc.

Hello there, make sure you're posting in the correct section, as this is related to the Standalone, not the mod. Speaking of which - when you#re just playing the mod, launching it from Steam will do just fine. Have you tried that?

You must have never played ARMA 2 / the Mod before...

We don't talk about that place.

Merged

Why did you download a new .DLL and which one did you download? Do you have a link? Also, do you happen to have a link to your Steam-Profile?

Isn't it ironic that the article you linked on Wikipedia names it "SVD Dragunov"?

It doesn't matter what you call it. It's just not recommended to put it in the root of the SSD, as it will clutter everything up. But that's just my German efficiency, there's no technical drawbacks.

Yes, because whenever I go camping I need to carry a pole with me to protect me from other people and if I don't put my pole down first I can't build my tent. Happens to me everytime. And it's quite hard to get yourself a new pole when you're out in the woods.

I do not doubt that there's going to be more ambient stuff coming soon enough. Everything has been pointing towards that for a while now and it's not particularly hard, as you mentioned. So I would assume that it is just a matter of finding the time when everything else is fleshed out..

I am pretty sure it was developed by the SS... And I can confirm it is just a word, not a brand. Most propably a typo, a bug-report is needed.

As always you're late.

Steam is really easy to deal with this. Follow these steps: Top left of Steam, click "Steam" Click on "Settings" in the dropdownmenu In the Window that now opened, click "Downloads" Click on "STEAM LIBRARY FOLDERS" at the top Click "Add library folder" Specify the SSD you want and the folder you want it in (I suggest creating a folder named "Steam" on the SSD) After you have done that, go to that Steam-folder you just created and create a folder named "common" in there Cut & Paste over the DayZ Folder from the existing position on your other HDD. Now uninstall DayZ in Steam and Reinstall again. When being asked where to install when installing DayZ, make sure to select the newly created library on your SSD. A lot of text and a lot of words, but really it's simple and saves a lot of time when reinstalling a computer.

That won't do any of that. That will actually only result in a non-spectucalor engine-shutdown and then an inexplicable explosion before it hits the ground.

This is what it boils down to. ARMA 2 is needed, because Operation Arrowhead is merely an AddOn for that, not a standalone game. Please make sure to read the rules and guidelines before posting. This includes making yourself familiar with the layout, as this was not the correct section (only DayZ SA stuff goes there) Moved.