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couldn't find that patch notes. Would like 2shot though (1 shot actually is a bit op), but for me its like I'm emptying a whole revolver/M1911 Mag into a zombie from 1m distance (always blood splatters) and that bastard doesnt die. (or die again). Meanwhile, my companion is sniping down zombies with his M1911 and always doing oneshots.

oh, and you actually have to reload your crowbar/hatchet once (99999 magazine size^^), before that you cant hit anything.

well, armA II itself already takes 16 GB, and you also may want to store films, music, etc. I've even managed to fill my 1 TB HDD within a year or something, and had really hard time deleting things, then just erased drive. (I've filled about 200 GB atm, and don't think I could miss anything) So I would really recommend rather getting a 1 TB HDD instead of an SSD. And if your parents say it's too expensive, you might downgrade the graphics card (arma even runs fine with my 220 GT, though you should get something better for future games), or maybe even get an ati card (from what I've noticed, they are far cheaper than their nVidia counterparts, though lacking things such as 3DVision, but you don't need that anyway...).

oh and btw, I know that there is a bit of an intention in this post to maaaaybe get you unbanned. That was not that hard to get. But damnit, if one writes such a post, why not give it that try. Everyone would have done that, nobody would write such a long text without at least a little little hope of an unban. So pls, don't judge him only because of this...

if it were on me, I'd actually unban you. This text actually seemed honest to me. And to all those ppl who say yeah he's an asshole he'll cheat again once he buys a new copy... Everyone makes mistakes. This is a huge one, though. But still you can learn from that. I had similar things happening in rl. I did miss some school lessons on purpose, starting out with half a day before holidays, then soon going over into always skipping last 2 lessons a day. I knew it was wrong all the time. But I continued, it just felt good, for that moment, though always when i thought about it, i was in fear of the consequences. (not only probable punishments, also me not knowing what i have to know for class tests). I've always waited for the day when finally a teacher told me I had to stop it, being the signal I needed to stop, as I always wanted to, but the short-time advantages of it always were stronger. That day came. And from that day on I didn't miss anymore lessons. (ok, it's been 2 months or so since then, but I don't feel like doing it anymore). And from all I read here, that guy did go through kind of the same process, just in another environment, and not with a friendly advice, but with a permban. and btw, for those who dont believe him, I've also started playing video games with 3 years. (am 15 now).