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  2. Posted

    Well, don't want to jinx this, let's just say that as soon as they're back to CZ they are as good as free (espionage=political crime, no extradition...)

    The BBC article said they would have to face trial sometime this year, after the judges come back from being on strike.

    They live in the EU unfortunately. As we have learned with Julian Assange with Britain and Sweden, the individual has few protections when it comes to defending themselves from bizarre politics of backwards countries like Greece or Sweden.

  4. Posted · Edited by opec

    cool news.

    I didn't even know this forum existed. I didn't see a thread about this in DayZ discussion so I made one -- which was promptly deleted. Couldn't someone have at least locked the thread, to redirect users?

    Aren't these guys at least a little bit DayZ-related?

    edit: this thread is now in announcements. nice

  5. Posted

    http://www.helpivanm...n-free-on-bail/

    Athens/Prague – Two developers from Czech Republic who were held in a Greek jail since September on suspicion of espionage will be, according to information from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, released on bail. Several days ago their attorney Dagmar Raupachová said that the Greek authorities should make a decision regarding their further appeal during January, mid February at the latest. Martin Pezlar and Ivan Buchta will be able to return back to the Czech Republic once they are released. Prime Minister Petr Nečas was so informed by his Greek counterpart Antonis Samaras.

    “We received this information from the attorney of the two arrested, who informed us, that they will be released as soon as they pay the bail,” told Česká Televize the deputy ambassador in Greece Miloš Kučera. The bail has been, according to him, set to 5 thousand Euro. “We have an unconfirmed report that both families have the money available and are discussing transferring the money to Greece with their attorney,” Mr. Kučera added.

    He highlights that this is just a release on bail, it isn’t a definitive end of the cause, court dealings will continue further. The time frame cannot be estimated, Greek judges are still on strike.

    Looks like their longer-than-expected vacation to Greece is finally over with! I'm sure they're eager to spend some time with family and friends, then maybe

    get down to business on developing their awesome games!

    From last week's update:

    The lead architect of the revised (and original) Chernarus map, Ivan Buchta, is still imprisoned in Greece on charges of espionage - and is a great loss to the team. Luckily, through letters, Ivan is able to provide some input and insight into the development of the map. Regardless, the continued imprisonment of him and Martin Pezlar has a significant impact on our ability to redevelop Chernarus.

  6. Posted

    I get that #13 winapi error now too. I thought it was a problem with my client, but if it's suddenly happening to other people I figure it must be on battleye's end.

    I was first kicked because battleye failed to update itself in-game. I downloaded the latest BE .dll files from their site and put them in both arma2 and arma2oa BE folders. After trying to connect, I got kicked for the #13 winapi error.

    I just re-installed arma2 and dayz through dayzcommander and I am connected just fine now.

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