Scribe (DayZ)

Having friends with you in the first place is a big advantage and probably the best way to get past the learning curve for beginners in this game. I was not so lucky when I started. It went somewhat like this: "Ok, I think I see some buildings over there" ..."OH BEJEBUS! ZOMBIES! RUNNING THROUGH THE FOREST NOW! OH MY GOD THERE'S A PILE OF BODIES! Ok just keep running, just keep running, just keep ru-oh, there's a town, and I can hear gunfire. Sweet other survivors!" Oh, I was so naive back then.

It would definitely make my day seeing a random bus driving around like a drunkman playing loud music throughout the wasteland. But on topic, my first endgame went like this, "well I'm set. what haven't I done yet? well I don't know, I haven't seen that side of the map yet" and I started walking. Although tbh nvg and snipers are over rated, they take away the thrill imo. I preffer an acog, 1911, and survival supplies in a decent backpack. You have to see gear as a means to an end rather than an end without meaning.

Protip. Play on unpopulated servers.

I don't think spambots have mothers.

The guy came in after you, did he not? I would call that self defense. Even if you did patch him back up he probably would have gotten up and shot the next guy who came along. Also, LOL spam.

I don't think he is, but you just might be judging upon the quality of your posts. Tip. Never tell someone you just met that you're leaving. You might hurt their feelings.

If it's hard to be seen it's also hard to see.

I fully understand where you're coming from. The question was mainly concerning teenagers and such, it came from my experience as a teenager myself, I noticed how drastically uncomfortable my friends felt when dealing with adults that I regularly hung out with and even more so I noticed that young people seem to have a hard time getting along with adults just about everywhere I looked. It just kinda bothers me that even 5 years difference can have a big impact on how most people act around each other. I don't know it might just be how I was raised, but I was never like that. I always treated everyone the same as a kid, although that did get me in trouble from time to time but most of the time I made friends. Don't get me wrong respect is very important and it is something everyone should learn and apply to their behavior, but there's a difference between respect and disassociation.

6 mags that hold 10 bullets each is better than 10 mags that hold 7 bullets each.

I have a philosophical question, it may also fit into categories such as sociology and psychology, but never mind that. Why is it that most kids and some adults feel so differentiated from anyone that isn't in the same age group, that they treat them so differently and feel somewhat uncomfortable even in relaxed situations or situations where they may have a large amount of similarities? Also, nice tacos.

If you can't run, and you can't shoot. Be helpful. P.s. Unless if it's a zombie. Being helpful would mean being eaten. That's bad.

If at first you don't fit, don't try again until you put that huge rifle away, or else you might break a leg.

Trees are your friends.

Roads are made of packing bubbles.

Would you by chance have an M16A4 Acog? I've died recently from a backstabbing newb after a 12 day long life. Having my favorite gun and a mag or 2 would easily get me jump started. Also I would happily bring you any loot I don't have a use for in the future. This is a great thing you're doing and if you ever need help keeping that stache alive, just ask and I'll see what I can do.