Uncle Gapey

It's super easy to fill it up quickly if you just land next to a gas station (step 8). The instructions I gave are simply to get it in the air - it will also need engine repairs. (;

I used the example of Spore because of the incredible coding talent it took to make it. You guys are saying, "Nah, if you want real go outside. This is supposed to be a realistic zombie mod t.... oh, whoops." Silly kids.

Grab the chopper and go vehicle hunting! It'll be on Skalisty Island right after your server restarts. Try this if you like (having a friend will make it many times easier): 1) Find a tent (grocery store, apartments) 2) Find a boat (on the shore) 3) Take the tent to Skalisty island via boat and set it up. 4) Collect a main rotor assembly, 3x scrap metal, and put it in the tent. 5) Collect at least 6 full jerry cans and put them in the tent. 6) When the server restart warning appears, haul ass to Skalisty. 7) When the server restarts, take your parts and repair the chopper, then pour all your jerry cans into it. Throw the empties in the chopper. 8) Fly to (132, 99), refill jerry cans, fill up chopper, rinse/repeat. 9) Go vehicle hunting and note the locations of the ones you find! Might sound complicated, but this is currently the best way to find vehicles.

Way to stifle a dreaming mind, Spart. You're a good dude for talking down to him. What a champ. Realistic or not, I'd also like to see a more authentic-to-life game, Pyrex. It would take a crazy amount of coding to allow a subfunction such as creating your own structures from chopped wood, though (remember how long it took Spore to release?). It certainly would be awesome to see, though. Some day perhaps there will be enough open source game function libraries that it will be simple to implement a Minecraft-esque building feature to an otherwise unrelated game.

The AWP of DayZ. If its rarity could be controlled, it wouldn't be an issue. It can't, so it is. Never run in a straight line!

Beans!

Oh! And in Options->Video->Advanced, turn Post Processing effects OFF. Set it to disabled.

70-75c under load is not bad. You're fine, OP. If you really want to do something about it, things to try (in order of ascending cost) are: - Blast your case out with canned air or an air compressor. Let it dry for an hour or two before turning it back on. It might not look wet, but it is a little. - Buy some decent thermal paste, remove CPU heat sink, remove CPU, remove old thermal paste with rubbing alcohol, put new paste on, re-seat processor, put CPU heat sink on. - Figure out how much air is currently being pulled into your case versus how much is being pushed out (how many fans are pulling/pushing?). Buy two 80-120mm fans and mount them inside your case. Measure your fan mounting areas first! If your case currently has the same amount of air coming in as is going out, then mount one fan as intake and one as exhaust. Hope this helps, but you're really OK with temps in the 70-75c range. o/

That's a global message.

If only you'd had a satchel charge...

When you spend your time getting ass-hurt over people creating threads that've already been done instead of actually playing the game or contributing to said thread!

Aside from being Aussie, how can you tell the difference? I need to leave the U.S. more.

You said you fell from the crane into water, right? You should be right next to a concrete wall. If you just can't see anything in general, is it daytime on that server? Regardless, if I were you I'd want to die. Stay logged in and go do some RL stuff. You'll eventually starve to death. Your gear is gone anyway (the only way to retrieve it is to put yourself in the exact situation you're currently in).

Aussie narration is win. Good videos. Edit: Fella is aussie, no? Hah!

Follow the concrete to an actual shore that you can crawl onto. Then get eaten by zombies and restart.