nyk_nunya

I look forward to seeing you as well. My afterlife, is yours.

Thank you, the issue is pretty silly, and I'd feel more comfortable proceeding with the process once I've discussed it with someone.

They are, kind of. 11 of them spawn per map in the normal hive. They are also the easiest vehicle to hide, and almost as easy to destroy as an atv.

Checking for temperature and bullet wounds doesn't require any knowledge.

Yes, they have their own hive. You can try contacting Vilayer, but they'll likely tell you what everyone else will. It's a private hive, you are shit out of luck, there's nothing you can do. Find another server and move on.

Like the guy above said, don't play in servers with it. The point of giving the option on servers is to give some diversity to game play, and allow people to play how they want, not force them to play the way you want to.

Lolwut? AKMs are one of the most common weapons in game, I can't tell you how many firehouses I've been in that had 2-3. PVP is a factor, but this game has lost it's survival horror aspect. When you can simply loot farm/cycle to get the gear you want on a low population server, set yourself up with multiples of your gear, and pop in in the most advantageous spots, coupled with the almost nonexistent threat of zombies, it's an open world FPS, not a survival horror game.

This is why a friend of mine and I were discussing some sort of, fear or conditioning system. Something that has negative effects on you that decrease the longer you're alive, to make it actually mean something to stay alive longer.

So, 2 days ago there was mention of this being a method of cd-keys stolen, and that's not recent, making you unable to provide a link? You sir, should never be taken seriously in any regard.

No, it's to counteract anaphylaxis which is brought on by severe allergies. http://en.wikipedia....iki/Epinephrine

Proof?

Epi pens are adrenaline. ._.

I think people should keep in mind, with these suggestions, they'd likely (and be better) implemented in the standalone, with the mod being largely unaffected by the changes. Those who don't want to see any of them, can stick with the mod.

I don't necessarily mind the amount of guns, but the whole system needs an overhaul. Guns should have proper size and weight, weight effecting how fast you can maneuver and change out said weapon, lots of other little things lol. Btw, good on you for using an M14 AIm, just started using it myself, and while I've yet to get in a good engagement, I'm definitely favoring it to an AS50. The only one I would trade out for either of those would be an svd camo. there's something so much more satisfying about them.

Don't ever drop your backpack to put on a ghillie or camo, it's dangerous and dumb. What you need to do is, before you put on the clothing, abort and then come back in. This saves the backpack so when you put on the clothes, it won't go away. Also, don't drop your backpack to pick up another one, then loot yours. What you do is, open the backpack you'll be taking, open yours, transfer items, then take the new backpack.

As far as the Mountain Dew goes, me and my group never payed much attention to it. Thought it was just silly lore. Until we picked one up.. Now, I don't necessarily believe in the legend, but every single time we encounter a mountain dew, the individual who finds it dies. If they keep it on them and stay with the group, they along with other members, die. Every. Single. Time. We now force those who admit to having a mountain dew to drink it, or leave. =|

I like it. I'd rather them not waste time and funding on it, but I like it. To the second primary commenter, a good number of people hold two. It's not hard to imagine having a secondary holstered, a primary in hand, and a backup primary on a gun-sling over your shoulder. That's the way it should be, rather than putting an AS50 in a backpack clearly unable to fit it without dismantling it. =|

Likely, they don't want to deal with casual players. Easiest way to avoid it, don't mention DayZ.

The sniper tent, if it was like the tents are now, would never get used. The texture is just too noticeable. Theh ydration pack, I like the idea, but that should simply be how 1 water bottle functions. You should be able to sip it, instead of downing an entire canteen. It's also realistic, and a way to play this game that isn't about killing. Diversifying playstyles is important in DayZ, the whole point is to play it the way you want, and there should be an option for people who don't want to go into towns and live on a steady diet of soda and canned food.

Though a new system is better implemented in standalone, and item that's an anemometer.

Haven't sifted through all of it, but I will say the wind factor is a must. This game doesn't, and shouldn't be casual. It's meant to be an intense, rewarding experience that you get more out of the more you play, not the same thing over and over. However, no company is going to cater strictly to people who want to play a game to it's full potential, there's not as much money to be made compared to catering towards casuals. It, like a good number of suggestions, could simply be a server option. Sniping would be so much more rewarding if it wasn't point and click, and as you stated, would coarse people into playing more like a survivor, and less like a sociopathic ex marine.

Except it's based in the Armaverse, and the game is owned by BIS now.

That's because they are different types of zombies, not all zombies are the same. Some are infected, others a mutation from radiation, and the oldest and most prominent, living dead. The mechanics are wonky, that's for sure, but they're ability to hear from the distances they do isn't too problematic. Just, don't run across roads, walk or crouch run.

If you get a list of names, they'll just change them. =|

Yeah, it's the HUD.. Not ATVs randomly flipping, launching exploding. Not the morphine injections that magically heal broken legs. Not the system that changes your clothes based on a strange system of morality. Not the IV administered blood that you can't give yourself. Not the fuel tanks that never run dry and don't explode... Definitely the HUD that stops this game from being a realistic experience. Not a bad suggestion OP, and don't listen to anyone who says that anything has been confirmed for standalone. DayZ mod is a testing ground for features for the standalone, and in short, they don't know exactly what they're doing with it. Also, Rocket isn't 100% in control of the standalone, so if something gains enough support, BIS will likely "encourage" him. Like a lot of suggestions of this kind, I think it should be a server option. If you don't want it, you don't have to play on a server that has it, if you do, you can. Idk why people don't like solutions that has everyone getting what they want.