MasterFroglicker

I'd love to see 2 things: 1) An "in the hands" equipment slot. For example, if I have a rifle and pistol equipped, I should be able to holster both to temporarily carry items with the penalty of not being readily able to access my equipped items. I'm referring to briefly being able to carry tires/jerry cans without having to clear out my inventory, or temporarily picking up a Winchester without having to drop my sniper rifle. To clarify, if I can put my rifle on my back when I use my pistol, I should be able to keep my rifle on my back, a pistol in my holster, and any other item in my hands. 2) Physics based loot piles and items. Instead of static loot piles (which are really just tweaked weapon lockers), I request dynamic loot piles and items that can be effected by physics. This would add alot of realism and open up many different possibilities. For example, being able to shoot a gun off a cliff or out of range of an enemy, or being able to throw a gun/blood bag/etc off a roof down to a friend below, or being able to set up custom traps out of gas cans, wire, water barrels, rocks, etc.

Can you please fix tents in soon? in particular, tent placement and loss of gear access (when in/near a tree) is still a problem. P.S. Keep up the good work. DayZ still has a long way to go but its still a blast even now, despite what all the haters say =)

I have this issue too =(

I doubt this this an intended feature. If it is, why can't I replicate it without actively moving? If it's a feature of ArmA2, then it's a bugged one. I can prone fine 98%, from standing, crouching, walking, standing still, shift or no-shift, and pretty much every other combination. Every once in a while tho, i'll randomly take a running dive (no I wasn't holding shift nor was I double-shifted)

This is the real deal. I was exploring the NWAF for the first time looking for goodies and decided to check out one of the little watch towers. It was night and I wanted to take out a few zombies attracted to a flare I threw. I press Z but instead of calmly laying down my character decides to take a flying leap off the top. Needless to say broken bones, blackouts, and zombie fighting ensued. By the time I made it out of the airfield I was down to 1500 blood and close to starvation. Luckily for me, I was able to meet up with Trooper and he patched me up and gave me a can of pasta just moments before I starved to death. Once again, thank you.