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Weather

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I don't think this has been discussed yet, or needs to, but the last few times I played I rarely came across bad weather. I know in other game modes I've encountered overcast, foggy, rainy, and even snow flurries. I see fog commonly in dayZ but rain doesn't come often, and flurries. I thought it would be cool to discuss a more variable weather system? Rain really adds to the zombie feel. More lightning storms too? Just a thought I came across, discuss?

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Both rain and lightning storms exist in the game.

Much like real life, they don't occur every 2 hours.

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Leechman, no instead we have fog and rain 80% of the time.

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iirc the prevalence of fog is to hide a reduced draw distance that helps with server loads.

Who's to say that this part of Russia wouldn't suffer from Chronic Fog Syndrome irl? :P

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Could be summer?

I can't imagine adding snow as a dynamic weather effect would be easy.

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The weather dynamics of Arma II are fine for spring, summer and fall. There isn't a satisfactory system yet for dealing with snow accumulation. The map itself needs a 'snowed over' version. An example is the Thirsk Island map mod for Arma II. Two versions exist; one without and one with snow.

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