Lennsik

Rocket expects to get DayZ standalone quickly, or quick in the term for developers. He also wants to do a Minecraft sort of stance on selling the game, if anyone remembers how that went. If I'm correct, earlier versions of the standalone beta will be cheaper than later versions. i.e: Minecraft in Christmas 2011 was about 15$, as opposed to Minecraft now being 30$.

Admins, as it stands, can keep the server up and ban players. That's just about it.

Are you unconscious, is that why you can't move? Even with a broken leg, you should be able to crawl.

Slenderman near Cherno. /thread

Sounds like a Bandit with a sick, yet funny, sense of humor. If your legs are still broken, you should now be able to use the Respawn button in the Escape screen.

Playing with a buddy of mine, we're in a town off the Sobor twin towns and enjoying the mad loot we find. We're talking ALICE Packs, new guns, ammo, food, water, the whole shabang. I pass up to a higher floor when I see a man in a Czech back pack in a black shirt pass infront of me. Well the client dictated that my buddy would also wear a black shirt and we had yet to find him an ALICE pack. My brain goes "Oh, it's just Chris. Move along." I turn around to the stairwell to see yet another similar looking man. I raise my gun and ask who's at the stairwell. After learning it's my buddy, we hear gunshots outside followed by a smoke grenade going off. Followed by two other players dead. Shyeeeeeeeet.

Night serves both an authentic purpose to the game as well as a technical one. The mod NEEDS night as that's how spawns/loot are determined by the client because time needs to move on. If it infinitely daytime, then the game would spaz out and we'd be lacking loot and other important game related objects. This is more of a feature in the Arma2 engine than DayZ, so because of this, it's also nearly impossible to change that. Unless you want Rocket to waste countless hours to code a shit ton of stuff on the already struggling servers so someone can have their daytime fun and not worry about changing their tactics once it becomes night.