The only reconciliation you get as a player just starting out is that if someone kills you with an M-240B, or an M4A3, your life is probably worth less than his bullets. This produces a few whiners, though actually not as much as one would expect. If killed, you will lose all of your stuff, and there is virtually no penalty to go about killing other players at will.
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The PvP in this mod is fairly unrestricted, and extremely harsh. And if regular guns weren't hard enough to find, military grade equipment (Ak-74's, M4's, nvg's, etc.) are even harder to acquire, and the easiest way to go about finding them is sadly, to kill another player and steal his junk. Adding to this is the fact that you start off with only a revolver and six magazines means that you will need to find ammunition and a second gun rather quickly or end up out of options. Most supplies (canned foods, beverages, and containers) that you will end up needing to survive are fairly common, however this is not the ArmA that most people are used to, and commodities such as weapons and ammunition are extremely scarce. If you want to live longer than a few hours, you will have to start looking for supplies. Stuff, not not like the filler word, but equipment. The last way is to simply kill them all, though this might take quite a bit more ammo than expected at first glance. Though if you go sprinting down the middle of the highway, they will probably come running after you. Their maximum sight range is about three feet, and they can't hear very well. The second method of avoidance is to crouch down and attempt to avoid them. If you run out into a field or forest, the chances of having an encounter with the undead are minimal at worst.
This can be done in many ways, the first is to realize that they only spawn inside and near structures.
Thus it is more prudent to try and avoid the Z's than to actually fight them. If you got up to that tower, so can they (even if they have to stumble a few times). That being said, there is nothing in the way of physical objects that will stop a zombie. The only things that will slow them are changes in elevation (hills, ladders, or stairs), or forcing them indoors (they can't navigate very well indoors and stop running). It will catch you, and it will do so in a very short amount of time. If you manage to alert one while outdoors, it will run with all the haste of a gazelle trying to avoid getting eaten by a cheetah.
They are your typical meandering, moaning, brainless creatures. The first and most obvious thing is the zombies. That being said, if you can get past that (I reckon most people here are quite used to slow paced games by now), this mod has some very interesting things to present. And when I mean slow, I am talking about hoofing it around with no vehicles (they are very rare, and when you do find one, you have to look around for the parts required to fix it), in an open world, where every time you walk through any semblance of a town you are going to be doing it crouched or crawling. For most of you who are experienced with past BIS titles, you will immediately come to the conclusion that this is going to be a slow paced game. The first thing that you have to remember about this is that it is based off of ArmA 2. Now I know some of you could care less about the above mumbo jumbo, so this is where I start getting into the gameplay. This means that if one server is full, you can simply hop around to another server and still have all of your gear. All of your stats and data are recorded in semi-real time to a master server, wherein they are retrieved by any other terminal server running the mod should you decide to reconnect. The reason this one is so special is that it is totally persistent and not just on one server either. So what exactly is DAYZ? Well, it is sort of an unofficially officially developed mod for ArmA 2 that places the players on the island of Chernarus along with a zombie infestation. An apology that I forgot to make a post here about this last week. I am going to start this one off with an apology.
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