Have we considered a different game style? I see that there are manageble DayZ servers available for rent. they aren't cheap though....

Dayz might be hard to play as "BK" what rules are we gonna make and the map  is soo big

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Natb1 wrote (View Post):

Dayz might be hard to play as "BK" what rules are we gonna make and the map  is soo big

Well that's why it would be a change for BK- but other clans play those kind of games a lot. We could make it work if we wanted to.

idk if im rlly interested in that as a *BK* member

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Game Servers DayZ page

I like it a lot, but I don't think it's up for being 'officially' supported by BK. I know many members have it, but Iv'e yet to play with anyone else other than folks from CID. Teaming up and raiding a town is pretty fun stuff. But yes, it easy for the game mechanicals to bring out the sociopath in people: hold a guy up, handcuff him, take off his pants, force feed him drain cleaner, take or destroy all his gear, shoot him in the leg, and leave him to slowly die. Alternatively, it's easy enough to find a 'bambie' (fresh spawn) and help them out by giving them a weapon and some water an food. But it's best to give them an empty weapon and drop the ammo elsewhere. I found that out the hard way when I gave a guy a rifle and ammo, and the pecker shot me in the back as I left...

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-- Of all the soles I've ever tasted, his had the most   ....cumin. --

LOL, yup Abram, isn't it fun????
I wish we had a BK server, I also haven't played with any clan mates either. But it is like Arma, not what BK is use to plus survival can be a beast.

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I just started playing yesterday and while it may not be a BK type game, it is a game that requires teamwork and communication. As of right now there is no global chat to speak on, so nothing to watch for there. But it could always be added in the future and could be policed then. This game takes patience because the map is beyond huge and there are only 40 max on a server. My first experience was running and running and running and then dying of dehydration. Not the best start. There is no hitting 'm' for map though you can find maps as a loot item. There's also an app for that as one person I came across suggested I download to my real phone. There are no in game objections to take, no capture the flag. This is purely an open world survival game. There is a learning curve as I am finding out. I just kind of jumped into gameplay just looking for movement and interaction controls but if you don't know how to raise your hands at gunpoint, some may not be as helpful as the first person I met and be like the last person I met. He shot me in the head. Like Abram mentioned, I'm sure it would be more fun teaming up and rummaging through a city together.

I would play

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I am playing. Mod previously, Stand Alone as of today.

Spawn, find loot, die of thirst/hunger. Spawn, find loot, die of thirst/hunger.

Oh what I wouldn't give for a simple can opener.

It takes a looong time to die of thirst.  Spam,  stock to the treeline,head to the east coast,  and go north until you see the crane.  They building will have  a bag and an axe.  The town has lots of food.  There's also some water on the way. Heading straight north from the crane gets you to the s hool  which will always spawn a gun.

Cans can be opened with any axe,  bayonet, knife,  or screwdriver.  On  the experimental servers,  you can fish and hunt.

This is another great reason to play with friends; they can help you with gear when you spawn.

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-- Of all the soles I've ever tasted, his had the most   ....cumin. --

Machetes work as well, as I have found out.

Naturally now that I have been told I don't even need a can opener I find one.

I'll be happy when they fix the AI for the zombies. They are relentless and will follow you, forever it seems. Plus they go through closed doors, walls, etc. That city that Abram mentioned is packed with items but be careful. It is not far from the airfield and one player told me that experienced players like to head over to the city and hunt noobs.