U.B.C.S. Story, Ravin guides a player how to be a Bandit.

[U.B.C.S. Ravin 326]

So, its no surprise with the clan now that I am the 'bleeding heart' of the group. Up north I am rather viscous but when I respawn in I understand sometimes people are new to the game and I just don't go gun HOE on someone.

I am sitting in Chenro one day near the firestation and I am waiting to be picked up by my Clan friends. I am stocked with an AKM and got some grenades. The firestation is covered in barbed wire and tanktraps and its basically our 'pick up' point if we wanna try to play rescue if we are bored.

After about ten minutes of waiting I am watching near the top of the firestation tower I notice someone log in. I immediately assume this is a server hopper and unload my AKM into the windows.

"Stop shooting I am friendly!" Now, a majority of the time, I never hear someone plead to not be killed. I stop firing and call over the mic.

"You are a friendly, in the firestation?"

There is a pause and I hear a broken up voice "Yes, I am lagging pretty bad, you nearly killed me."

Feeling a bit guilty for nearly ripping a guy open with a bunch of bullets I run up to the top of the firestation and bandage and bloodbag the guy. Don't know his name, but he seems very thankful. I don't even know if he knows who I am or what my position is. Let alone the blood on my hands.

After talking for a moment, we hear a few gunshots go off near the market, I poke my head out and explain to him. "You are lucky I didn't kill you, generally people just kill you in the firestation..." The guy who was running to the marketplace appearently hears us over direct chat and he turns with a M1911 and tries to shoot at us from the market into the firestation.

This guy beside me who I bandaged up had a CZ and he peeks out the window and fires, hitting the guy. The guy drops over.

"Did I get him?" He questions me.

Peeking out of the window I tell him. "Nope, He's still moving."

The guy plug another round into the person. We wait about ten minutes before running over to check the loot.

"...I've never had to kill someone before... They always kill me." He explained as we come into the marketplace, killing a few zombies that chased us in.

"Well... Thats generally how it goes." We approach the body he shot and I stay back, informing him. "Its your kill, your loot."

The guy seems very confused at my statement, but loots an alice pack off the body and a GPS for some reason with some other goodies. I might as well be praising him as I state. "Nice shot. Now good luck."

He seemed reluctant to see me go, giving him a wave I run out of the market and make a sprint for the great north. I never asked for his name and he never asked for mine. Though, it was rather fun and it was good to interact with someone who didn't exactly know how the game works and guide them to their first kill.

[Trakz (DayZ) 7]

i really liked this story goes to show theres more to the game then just butthumping everyone you see and give them a chance and being a part of a first kill in this game is pretty sweet ive actualy gotten a few kills but nothing that i could put into a story so i dont really count em intill i get that ONE KILL....... NAW MEAN?

[zantiago 119]

aaaaw, how cute..

I think my precious little ravin is getting soft arround the edges..

Guess i'll have to take him back into the tent, and this time without using butter ;)

[D4saken1 80]

I was expecting it to end with.

"...I've never had to kill someone before... They always kill me." He explained as we come into the marketplace, killing a few zombies that chased us in.

"And now that you've learned." *bang* "never trust again."

Edited July 17, 2012 by D4saken1

[U.B.C.S. Ravin 326]

I was expecting it to end with.

"...I've never had to kill someone before... They always kill me." He explained as we come into the marketplace, killing a few zombies that chased us in.

"And now that you've learned." *bang* "never trust again."

I thought about it, but to be honest I am not like that. I know I am a bandit up north, but down south I know some people don't really get a chance and it ruins their gaming experience. I didn't want his CZ, had a GPS at camp waiting for me.

[TheTigger 34]

Great story man, Ill be sure to remember this the next time im around the south coast.