Chernarus street art competition

[Haplo (DayZ) 44]

I have seen multiple suggestions on including spray cans/custom sprays into DayZ.

What if we had a competition, and the winner/s got their works thrown up on the entire side of a building in Chernarus. This is not a temporary tag, but a permanent addition to the DayZ environment. (Just to be clear, these works should suffer weather effects/permanent bullet damage over time, and custom tags etc would be cool)

Rules could work something like this.

-You can enter multiple works.

-All work must be original.

You must submit:

-An original of the work.

-An in-game screenshot, with the work then edited on to the building you desire.

-You can submit multiple screenshots from different angles, but you can only choose 1 building per work.

Don't know about you guys but spray paint is relatively high on the list of resources I will be looting quickly if shit goes down. Fuck da police, etc..

[RayPugh 146]

as cool as it would be to see your own work in game, or some beans sprayed on a wall, I think may get repetative when the whole of cherno looks like a garish banksy wet dream

[Haplo (DayZ) 44]

Which is precisely why I suggested this be a competition, with a winner.

If you don't like graffiti, you won't enjoy my haven in the post-apocalypse. :P

[RayPugh 146]

love graffiti, been known to cut a few stencils and from time to time some free hand shit (emphasis on the shit) i just dont see the idea getting much play, also the time spent making this comp entry and splashing it up on a building... all time I could have spent collecting beans, Ohh my precious beans...

[schockie 16]

dude wtf what is this for a suggestion we try to surviva and you suggest to do on a art competition !

[Haplo (DayZ) 44]

so you don't like it guys? don't participate!!

just leave recreating the world to the people that will actually survive :)

[schockie 16]

not on this game

[3rdparty 229]

yea i think it would be sick, and as for ze guy sayin it would get repetitive, i see nothing repetitive about a free canvas accessible by tens of thousands.