RegulatorNobody

Age - 21 How long have you been playing? - A few weeks What is your reaction when you see other survivors, not knowing if they are friendly or bandits? - I tend to keep my distance and get away from them ASAP. What is your first instinct when you see another survivor? Depends. If he/she is unarmed, I'm usually calm and even willing to help out. If they are armed, I'm cautious and keep my distance unless they have no intend of doing harm. Situation 1: You and a fellow survivor you have just met are searching a barn, you find the only can of food in the building and your fellow survivor is down the red on on his meter. You are at orange and the next local town is a few km's away. What do you do? - I'll would give them beans since they need it more than I do. However, I usually like to travel with spare can of beans. Situation 2: You are down to two clips of your 1911, your fellow survivor has a revolver and is currently out of ammo. Knowing you can convert the ammo of your 1911 to a revolver .45 clip, do you give that survivor your last mag or do you keep it for yourself? - I would give him the mag.

I have a broken leg and in need of some morphine. I'm located in the outskirts of the NW Airfield. A blood transfusion or fresh meat would be nice too.

Hello there, I'm Nobody. That is all.

Actually, I have my own special requirements in order to join my group.

I hear there's magical place beyond the borders. A place where you no longer have to worry about zombies, in fact I hear they've actually found a cure for the zombie plague. Simple civilization where there's warm food in your tummy, cold Mountain Dew spurting from fountains, and a soft bed to sleep in. And best of all, you don't have to worry about any bandits.

I have several unlucky moments. One time, I relogged into a game only to spawn without any of my gear from last time I played. There are many instances where a higher cap pack is replaced with the default coyote pack. There was another instance where I broke my leg by opening a door. Then, just last night/morning, I found my first crashed heli only to find two painkillers.

Painkillers won't recover a broken leg, they are only useful for stablizing yourself after getting mauled for a bit

Your leg must be broken. You need to get morphine.

You can't really turn off the effect. The only way you can recover your color is by regaining blood through eating food or getting a blood transfusion. The best food is fresh cooked meat.

So far, the best people I've met are loner noobs because they're just starting out and don't really have any motivation to kill you.

I had a Czech pack with a Aksu74 and when I relogged in I lost it both my pack and rifle.

I was pretty happy to find my first gillie suit.

I tend to play alone, though sometimes I do play with a buddy of mine. I think everything that needs to be said has been said at this point. As far as people, it's pretty much a mixed bag. I have met random strangers who have been helpful and I've met assholes who will shoot you on site (even if you are unarmed or you imply you are friendly). Because of this, I tend to avoid people and areas that high populated areas. I will only kill if a person is armed and is in a threatening range. I would also kill someone out of vengance or if they are a bandit. It's also recommended that you do play on low-populated servers so the loot bounty is higher and there's a lower number of people who will kill. However, you still need to be on a lookout for I had a rather close encounter on a low pop server.

But I like playing as Han Solo....wait

I try to be friendly but I will murder you if you are armed and don't claim you are friendly, or if you murder one of my friends I will bring vengance from afar. When scavenging for equipment, I tend to be steathy around zombies, especially if unarmed. However, I do become a bit reckless when I do find a weapon. Agro a few zombies, lure them into a building, and then dispatch them. If I hear gunfire, I will actually run away from the area.