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Just spent 7 minutes trying to figure out what that last picture was. Then I read Tatanko's post.

In Soviet Chernarus, car have alarm?

lol

There once was a man named Red He was trying his best not lose his head He went to Green Mountain And drank from a fountain He found a truck A hockeysick but no puck He went to Stary Sobor And woke up hung over His life was okay Until that one day Where a man he met betrayed him And now he is most certainly dead.

Let's be honest. When was the last time someone chose a knife over an axe in a melee fight?

Be alert, be prepared, and above all, be cautious. A person with over a thousand hours should know this.

Being geared doesn't mean having full military stuff at all. I consider myself fully geared when I have a gun with ammo, food, and a set of clothing that looks badass. There's no rules in this game, so the only standards as to what is considered 'end game' loot is up to you.

Or if you open the door inside a house and a zombie pops out from behind it and tackles you. Or some guy sends a dog/zombie dog after you.

In the near future... You shoot at truck. Five men in truck shoot back.

Love it

The Russian Military seems perfectly fine with using Gorka. Nothing is going to make you invisible.

That is Gorka. It just has Partisan on it. Gorka is a type of uniform, Partisan is a camo.

I had first heard of DayZ back in late June of 2012, prompting me to join the forums on the 8th of August. Back then, the forums were amazing. They were full of Fan Art which I constantly contributed to, it was full of videos, and these amazing stories of adventure and despair, stories that seemed beyond reality for just a simple zombie mod. These stories were the things that made me ache to play DayZ. Back then I only had an iMac. I couldn't play the game even if I wanted to. Despite this, I tried my best to actively contribute to the forums, mostly in the form of my art, since I had no idea how to play the game. But I remember this one thread that changed my view of the mod so drastically, that it became more than just a silly mod for an outdated game. I remember it was a thread about DayZ Urban Legends. In which, people had actually taken the time to share the crazy anomalies and happenings that had happened to them in the game. People didn't look at bugs as just bugs back then. They looked at them as paranormal activity. A zombie making a human sound? Today that sounds typical of the mod, but back in 2012, it was a "man still trying to fight back the zombie infection, struggling to cling to his humanity". it was a story behind the story, an untold tale of an unknown man, just waiting to die. And the players believed it. Not because they were stupid, but because it added that extra in-game depth to the world they played in, making it seem more realistic and mind boggling than any game has ever done. The players were the story. "This is your story" is the over-used and abused DayZ slogan that people just say as an excuse to death match in Berezino. It is your story. It truly is. If you choose to share it. This thread was the spark that fuelled the fire that is my crazy addiction to proving the Curse of Green Mountain exists. Had I not read the stories in that thread, and the stories of the Green Mountain anomalies linked within the thread, Green Mountain would just be another loot location, and DayZ would be just another game. I look on these forums nowadays, and don't get me wrong, what I see is great, but there's a huge lack in player made content that used to make DayZ so addicting. There's suggestions and recruitment requests, videos of bandit squads being wiped out, epoch server spam, and guides in the general discussion. But the fan art thread seems all but dead. I see no more stories besides the ones titled "to the man I killed in _____" or "to the man that killed me in _____", there's screenshots, yes, but not enough to satisfy. The creativity of the playerbase has all been used up in the Suggestions area, and I wish it weren't. Yes, I am guilty of this as well, and I will try my best to revive the Curse of Green Mountain, but I can't do it alone. Maybe I'm just pointlessly rambling, but I want to see more creative content. Instead of whining about a bug you found, why not write it in your characters perspective and label it as an urban legend for others to try and debunk? Instead of writing a love poem to the man who killed you despite you saying "friendly", why not write a story about that person's mistakes in his life? I don't know, guys. I'll work on that Curse of Green Mountain thing. And I hope it will make its way into the official player created backstory of DayZ.

http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/222133-ways-to-better-the-gorka-helmet/

Only one explanation to this.

It was the Curse of Green Mountain. There's no bugs in DayZ. Only paranormal activity.

You're going to die.

Hey fellas. I'd like to suggest a Police Utility Belt that fits with the Anti-Stab Police Vest. I've played as a full police officer before in the game, with only a makarov, two mags, a bandage and extra ammo. The full police uniform, Chernarus Police Pants, Jacket and Hat, plus Black Leather Shoes or Black Combat Boots, and the Anti-Stab vest. No backpacks or anything, only has a total of 8 slots for carrying items. This means, before the apocalypse, Chernarussian Police Officers could only carry their sidearm (in their pants pocket, which is highly illogical and unsafe), a spare magazine, handcuffs and some ammo (in their jacket pockets, which is again illogical and unsafe). I think that there should be an item added that is a Police Uniform Utility Belt that comes with a hip holster, two spaces for magazines, a place to put handcuffs and their respective keys, a place for a radio to clip on to, and a slot for a small melee weapon like the stun baton, knife, or retractable baton. It should CO-EXIST with the Anti-Stab Vest, so you don't have to drop the vest to wear the belt. Other tactical vests shouldn't be able to be worn since they all have things already covering the waist area, some even having belts there already. Hopefully this item will allow people to have a logical place to store a sidearm, a few magazines, a small melee weapon, a radio and some handcuffs and keys without them being in useless locations like the bottom of your backpack, or your pants pocket.

I could probably help... Maybe. I might have the time. I narrated this one, and could do more voices. It all depends.

There is Riot Gear. OREL Special Police Uniform, Black High Cap Vest (has POLICE written on the back), black balaclava and a black spray painted K6-3 GORKA Helmet with visor. There's your riot gear.

Needs a musty 1970's police stache too.

Two suggestions of the same thing are always better than one. Threads and posts tend to get lost or forgotten, and some people may have better ideas of the same thing. My opinion.

Yes there should be more survival things like this, but if you forget that you're in a world where there could potentially be a town close by that could cater to any of your clothing, food, and tool needs, then you're just plain dumb. Why spend all that time trying to make a stick farming tool when you could sneak into a town, or even a small farm, take the tool you need, and exit. Even if you are living off the land 100%, one day that town down the road that's infested with zombies might pull you in just for curiosity's sake of what loot might be found. It's inevitable. But yeah, good ideas here. I'd like to see them in the game,

Motherfucking books.