ElRolle

Try removing the absolute path to scheduler.xml and use Scheduler = Scheduler.xml

You have 7 digits in your time value, like someone said earlier in this thread it's supposed to be hhmmss.

That's nonsense. You guys can't monitor ~2000 DayZ servers, many of them are constantly passworded or otherwise break against your rules and none of them are blacklisted. How do you want to monitor over half a million players? Will it be automated? If so there will always be false-positives, no matter how good your algorithm. People will also try to appeal from the ban by making up stories about how "they got disconnected" etc. You won't be able to tell the difference between genuine network issues and server hoppers. Even if the system somehow works, it still doesn't solve the Alt+F4 issue, only server hopping/ghosting. I don't know limitations of the ArmA2 engine, but here is my suggestion. Make leaving the game require a 30s timeout without moving. Make characters stay ingame after a player disconnect, for at least 30s. If the engine doesn't allow you to do that - punish people that disconnect unexpectedly, for example decrease blood by half or shock on next connect for 5 minutes.

Same here

Funny how so many people who find out about WarZ think they are the first ones and have to create a new thread about it. Tards.

It's completely normal. We admins are very lazy beings, we update only when something is broken or many people are complaining. Sorry to disappoint :(

Long time ago, they caused desync and killed the passangers.

Kick his ass and post pics. /edit: Nice keywords btw :D

We should remove all guns and vehicles and then fight zombies and each other with hatchets.

They dissapear and are queued to be spawned again within 7 days.

Roses are red Violets are blue OP is raging Ghosters, fuck you

Seriously though, OP has no idea about basic networking, thread synchronization or latency. /thread

I don't know what country you are living in, but home connections in some parts of the world are just as fast and stable as datacenter connections. For example, if I lived a couple blocks away from where I live now I could get a 1000Mbit down / 100Mbit up fibre optic connection for roughly 100€ per month. That's beast. Notice the use of word "most", "many" and "often" in the FAQ/rules. It's just assumptions from the writer who is very narrow sighted. * Many home Internet connections are simmetrical, ie have the same download/upload speed. * Most ISPs allow users to host servers and only block ports for security reasons (SMTP, Windows file sharing, etc) * Most home Internet connections do not have any bandwidth limits. * Many home Internet connections are binded to a MAC - so they are pretty much static IPs. * Many home Internet connections are just as stable as dedicated lines. I could continue forever...

So it's not really a full control. It's like saying "Selling brand new car, fully working. Without wheels that is."

Hi! In the old forum you could search for server name (for example SE4) and you would get threads mentioning the server. The new forum has a requirement of minimum 4 characters in order to search. Is there a possibility to lower that setting to 3 characters? Thanks!

Yes, you can.

YourOADirectory\cfgdayz\server.cfg password = "YOUR_PASSWORD"; // Password for joining, eg connecting to the server

Set up a private server then, what's the problem?

Much better, but i would recommend getting GTX560Ti instead. It's quite faster than the little brother 550Ti. Also I recommend an i5 CPU from Intel like 2500k or the latest 3750k.

x6xx are basic gaming models x8xx are performance models Please don't compare the two.

On-chip gpu? I highly doubt it. Also, meeting the minimum requirements will allow you to start the game, but not much more. It would unplayable on a rig like this.

It's shit. Intel CPUs are much faster than AMD atm GPU is a budget model from like 2 years ago

You need a gaming rig to play ArmA2. This isn't solitaire.

So sad, so poor. Yet he has Internet, a gaming PC and spare time to play online games. Obvious scam is obvious.

TL;DR: nobody cares what host provider you use.