TG-18th HaveANiceDay (HAND) is a good guy: friendly, helps out, and just generally a swell person. But, this is not a story about HAND - this is story about what happens when you wrong a TGer. HAND was en route to meet up with me and the freshly-spawned Lancer. HAND and I were being honorable gentlemen and carrying Lancer's gear to him. (The reason Lancer died was that Dredge screamed like a little girl and wanted his Ghillie suit out of my pack right now, but that's story for another ...
I had to see it myself so downloaded the mod and joined the nightmare... It is not surprising that something great like this comes as a mod of ArmA. If you are a PC Gamer, you need to experience it. I dont like zombie stories. But it would be an underestimation to call DayZ a zombie mod. It is about survival in a chaotic situation. It is about strong human emotions. Decision making under the stress of extraordinary situations. I like to think about these things. They show who we ...
Updated 06-13-2012 at 06:38 AM by John CANavar
At that very moment, there happen to be four zombies within spitting distance of Zhoey. Walking aimlessly, grunting like mad canines, and eliciting a kind of primal screaming that would set alight pools of adrenaline within a normal human being. That being said, Zhoey is not a normal human being. Zhoey is a sasquatch, and sasquatches do not roll like that. Thus, our intrepid hero is flat on his belly, patiently waiting for the zeds to pass before he makes his move. ...
Updated 05-23-2012 at 09:18 PM by Zhohar
It's been three days since the outbreak. Yesterday was horrible. Our group of 5 got over-run by walkers, and I was the lone survivor. This morning I awoke in a ditch on the side of the road between Zelenogorsk and Drozhino; stranded, without ammo, and dying of thirst. Thirsty, with three empty canteens, my first goal was water. I used the 'supplies map' to learn that there was a well in Bor... so that's where I would go. I quietly walked south, into the forest. ...
Originally Posted by Delta*RandyShugart* The below is an email posted on a fishing forum, the email writer is from a friend of mine and my brother who is currently serving in Afghanistan with the USMC. On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 2:42 PM, Gabriel Sganga wrote: > All, > > I had planned to write weekly emails which I expected would consist of > a narrative of the monotony of life aboard Camp Leatherneck, the > largest forward logistics staging base in Afghanistan. ...
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