SexyHair n8o

So for some reason, every time I try and join a DayZ server, the BattlEye Client has some sort of issue with the version I'm using even though that version is up to date. It'll initially say that the client has initialized but then after 1-3 seconds it'll come up with two more messages giving the version I'm using and some sort of ID with a bunch of numbers and letters. The reason I find this as a problem is because after the second and third messages pop-up, the server gets insanely laggy for me to the point where it's unplayable. For about three fourths of a second the graphics will run smoothly but then it locks up and freezes for about a second. Here is the message it displays. BattlEye Client: Initialized (v1.167) BattlEye Client: Server requiring client version 1.167. up-to-date BattlEye Client: Server computed GUID: 7818acd1df274506ba2f9dd4d06e91fe I've tried updating the BattlEye client by replacing it with the versions from this website. (http://www.battleye.com/download.html) That seems to be what everyone is suggesting in the other threads but nothing different seems to be happening. If anyone has any ideas on how to remedy or even fix this, please reply. Notes: I'm using a copy of Arma II: Operation Arrowhead from Gamestop and a Steam Demo of Arma II. Arma II: OA - Gamestop Arma II Demo - Steam I've followed the guides very thoroughly to make sure it didn't bug out but apparently not well enough.

Okay, so I tried going through that guide and another in a last ditch effort to fix it and nothing seems to have changed. I'm still getting the same error and it still lags when it comes through. I don't know what other options there are.

This is true. I bought a digital copy of Operation Arrowhead from Gamestop and I'm using the Arma II demo on Steam.

I've been trying to play DayZ all day but I'm always getting the same errors. I've followed the guides and started both games in the event that it needed to update or something and got additional updates to make sure they had all the files. And it is a clean install. (Unless you think the people at Gamestop are thrifty people.)

Operation Arrowhead was actually a digital download off of the Gamestop Client but I don't see how something like that would affect an anti-cheat. EDIT: I'm using Six Launcher and Six Updater. Don't know if that'll help with anything though.