therobotfuture

No thank you. I like the idea of actions or in-actions of players and not game cues to guide player interaction. * That being said, if there needs to be something implemented to identify players that are more likely going to kill you, then sure, I guess this sounds like a decent way to do it. It is subtle and seems to be something that can be scaled up or back. ** Rick new they were bad (or at least the fat one) because 45 secs. before the clip Rocket showed, the fat guy said they should just kill them and take their shit. *** There are always going to be players sitting outside Elektro with their sniper rifles and NVGs taking shots at people, but what I would like to see more of is, less shoot first ask questions later and more incentives to not escalate situations when encountered with other players. A possible solution to cut back on player killing, or increase player interaction (I guess it depends on how you look at it) would be to make death more permanent. I think having a delay between re-spawns is a possible solution. Not sure how well that would work as I see it adding to the satisfaction of killing someone and making them sit out 5/10/15 minutes or whatever it would be. What would be neat to see is after a player death, spawn them as a zombie for a certain amount of time. It would be neat if a player controlled zombie (possibly with a small zombie group) could be spawned near survivors. Even better, spawn them near players that are out in the middle of no where.

Thanks. I am planning to spend as little amount of money I can to get the game to work as best it can with what I have. I know I don't have a "gaming" computer but I am definitely gong to be playing this game.

Thanks for the input, I didn't really think about the PCU either. I think I will start with a new graphics card (with power supply if necessary) and hope for the best.

I am not really a big PC gamer and have not bought a PC game since early 2000's and although I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, but I will start here. I am really excited to play this mod, but I am afraid My computer http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c02481324〈=en&cc=us&taskId=101&contentType=SupportFAQ&prodSeriesId=4269976&prodTypeId=12454 does not meet the minimum requirements. A couple questions: - Without upgrading anything, how crappy will this run? (I am so excited to play it, I don't want to wait) - After upgrading my video card, I will meet minimum requirements for ArmA II: OA. How well does it play with minimum requirements? ( I am more concerned about how "smooth" the game runs rather then graphics) - This PC is not a gaming rig or anything, but if I need to buy a new video card, I am. Is it worth getting a higher end one capable of the recommended requirements, or just get what will work for the minimum requirements?