kichilron

Are you sure they're just relogging and haven't died prior?

Northwest of Devil's, facing southeast towards it: http://dayzdb.com/map#7.066.037

This is not something that is limited to DayZ - it has been happening for quite a few games for me. I noticed it's usually better when playing fullscreen rather than borderless windowed (you will have to doublecheck that - as borderless windowed looks exactly like fullscreen, if you're not aware.) I have this happen on many other games, even recent ones such as Watch_Dogs. It's not helping having three screens and the game is running on the middlescreen, meaning it can go both sides. You get used to it, though it's annoying. Haven't been able to find a fix myself, though playing fullscreen helps and sometimes pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL while ingame, then "ESC" again, which takes you back directly into the game.

No. Just no. Topic cleaned. Carry on, this time without CJFlint, as he's going to be occupied otherwise in the land of "Not-On-This-Forum-Anymore".

Your question has been answered, do not open another topic.

Contact BattlEye Support. We can't help you here.

No. It is bound to your CD-Key / Copy of the game, not your name.

This is not the case. When you're rejoining you're forcing the server to despawn all existing loot and when you load back in it checks whether there's loot and as you just despawned everything it will spawn new loot. It's essentailly exploiting gamemechanics if you were to use this - as you're forcing the server to respawn the loot.

Don't come back until it's fixed.. What is so complicated about that? Next time don't bother.

No. No, you don't seem to be understanding what an Alpha is. It is exactly what you described above - adding more content. Next time please search, as we already have about 1,463,264 topics about this.

Yeah, just activate it on Steam. At the bottom left press "Add Game" "Activate a product on Steam" "Next" "I Agree" Enter Product CodeDone.

Follow these steps to be able to play DayZ Mod: Download ARMA 2 from Steam Launch ARMA 2 Download ARMA 2: Operation Arrowhead from Steam Launch ARMA 2: Operation Arrowhead Download DayZ: Mod from Steam Launch DayZ Mod Everything will work if you follow these steps. Moved to correct section.

That is actually something that's not synced properly across all clients - but ultimately what we wanted to do is to create a bigger variety of skins rather than have every survivor look the same.

If only you actually read what was posted in that thread Odin linked: You knew what you would have to do. You can report and it will be looked into. I do not know where your wrong assumption is originating from.. That quote of Sable is from April, by the way. That's more than five months ago and at the time there was that topic. Now there is a different way of approaching this. You should just use those ways. We are in contact with the DayZ Developers as well as the BattlEye Devs and we're gathering data to be used to fix any security-holes currently out there. It's currently being worked on actively to help with the security-integrity of the game alltogether. There is not much I can say about this, naturally. But this is the very nature of it all - can't say more than the fact that it's currently being worked on. You were saying it's the fault of the Forum-Users. Yes, of course. We were trying to moderate that topic as much as we could. But it usually ended up with people jumping on the Forum and letting off Steam directly after being killed. This does not mean they were killed illegitimately - it could have just been that they were killed by a player that has been smarter / more experienced then them. This is the first point. The second point being, that it was almost impossible to moderate that topic in the end anymore, even though we tried as hard as we could. You might think it'd be okay to "let off some steam" on our Forum - but in the end it is not. It might be, if you're still being somewhat reasonable about it. But in most cases (may that be because of the age of the people in question) it ended up with insults towards the DayZ- or BattlEye-Developers as well as abusive behaviour towards others. All of our doing and our words or warnings did not help, which is why the community has to suffer the consequences now. As mentioned in other places - this will not stay like this forever - but for now you will have to Dean with it.

Wouldn't make any sense if it were any different, to be honest.

Don't. This goes for both of you.

Is that a fetish?

You are the one responsible for the safety and integrity of both your Steam-Account and your computer. If you really "didn't do anything" - then your computer is most likely corrupted and this is your fault, I am afraid. We can't help you here even if we wanted to, as we do not have any power over it.

If you believe you have found evidence of an unknown hack, submit the evidence to one of the Forum Staff, it will be looked into and verified. As mentioned before, claiming that BI is making money with hacks is nothing but uninformed, lazy defamation. There are things being done and you can be a part of it. Instead of just relying on your personal experience we will have to look into it and thus need proof.

You not only have errors in your code there, it is also not possible to do this anymore, as this guide is from 2012. Not to mention that Donator-Loadouts will not be supported in any way shape or form. Locked.

You don't seem to have taken any action yourself and it has been made clear how to report servers. If you're not willing to spend a tiny amount of your time doing this, you have no right to complain. It's much like politics. If you invest the time you take to complain into reporting servers instead, it would soon look very differently. It is as easy as that. And if you're not willing to accept that, we here on the Forum can't help you either. You have all tools to change the situation. Just use them. Oh, and I am in no way affiliated with Bohemia Interactive - I am a volunteer that is part of the community. I don't get anything from doing this, so don't bother blaming me. And the Devs have more importan stuff to take care of at the moment. If one of the people would start taking servers down 5 days a week instead of, let's for example say go on the Forum to talk to the community, there would be loads of people complaining about that as well. It's all about priorities, I guess. But in this case there is noone to blame other than yourself. It's not only you and you wouldn't have to fight alone. If only 10% of the community would report a single server a day (which is 15 seconds per day and person they'd all be gone within half a week). You have the tools and I explained to you how you should go about solving this problem.

The problem you're having here is that you don't understand the system behind it. BIS has the rights to the game and made the rules.The servers are being provided by Game-Server Providers and thus it's not in BIS's hand to take care of it. This is not to make the life easier for BIS - it's how the world works. Just think about it. The GSP's would have to give BIS access to their backend and/or servers as well as the website-backend so that BIS-Employees could take care of server reports. This is not only highly impractical - but it's also a security problem being injected into the system, because an outside person would have access to the GSP's backend. This can't work and won't happen the longer you actually think about it. As far as filing the report itself - it wouldn't even be the work of two minutes to write a draft you could use everytime. And once you have that darft it would require you about 15 seconds to report a server (including ALT-Tabbing). Here, I will even write the report draft for you: There you go. Copy/Paste that every single time, merely having to fill out IP / Port / Name and send them to all GSP's in a BCC (this is the most effective way of doing it, as everyone will get it and they don't start replying each other.). Now, if you take that to heart you can't really bring forth anything, as this requires less than 15 seconds to do and will result in the servers to be taken down. It's your repsonsibility as much as everyone else's. And just to remind you: It's not only undoable for a BIS-employee to take care of this or have it reported to BIS via an ingame-function - it is also highly impractible as well as impossible from a legal point of view.

The Developers have stated that there is a sound artist working on numerous aspects of the sound environment. The current sounds are placeholders and mostly taken from other games, such as ARMA 2. I would expect the sound to change entirely before the game releases.

One topic will do. There is no need to spam the Forum with multiple threads. It's also against the rules - which you should have read before posting. And CornProducts is correct - there should be an option for your UI size in the Video Settings. Try changing that.