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Creed Diskenth

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i told ya :Y:

What you been doing

Man linked up with one guy from the Dayz forums and we had a bus

We went hospital in Electro and someone stole our bus

:rofl:

Yesterday i jumped back on was in the school in electro

see on guy going in a room, he came out of nowhere!

I was taking no chances!!!

Emptied the clip in him

:lol:

Went of the roof and got sniped

:(

Got lit up the next time i spawned KMT

When are you next on?

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i told ya :Y:

What you been doing

Man linked up with one guy from the Dayz forums and we had a bus

We went hospital in Electro and someone stole our bus

:rofl:

Yesterday i jumped back on was in the school in electro

see on guy going in a room, he came out of nowhere!

I was taking no chances!!!

Emptied the clip in him

:lol:

Went of the roof and got sniped

:(

Got lit up the next time i spawned KMT

When are you next on?

No respect, hows man gonna steal the bus :lol:

Never go on the roof lol 9/10 you will die lol

Ill try jump on this week , ive been gaming too much so have some other sh*t to do right now, so only been playing games for short periods.

Im in the north west airport which is quite far away tbh and its bandit central so it will be a struggle. Its worth trying to get up there though.

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I've been through so much in Day Z..

In my current game I found someone's tent, so I took their food, water bottle, ammo, map, morphine injection thing, compass, hunting knife, everything lol The way I ran away afterwards..

Found my first gun, a shotgun in a barn too.

Right now I'm living in the forests, gonna hunt me some rabbits and drink from the lakes.. Living the good life.

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I've been through so much in Day Z..

In my current game I found someone's tent, so I took their food, water bottle, ammo, map, morphine injection thing, compass, hunting knife, everything lol The way I ran away afterwards..

Found my first gun, a shotgun in a barn too.

Right now I'm living in the forests, gonna hunt me some rabbits and drink from the lakes.. Living the good life.

just googled this game

sounds like a pretty good concept

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Valve boss Gabe Newell calls Windows 8 a 'catastrophe'

Operating system Windows 8 will be a "catastrophe" for PC game makers, according to Valve Software's boss.

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Many took his comment as a criticism of the changed user interface in Windows 8 as well as its built-in Windows Store.

The Windows Store could dent the success of Valve's own online market, Steam, through which players buy games.

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Mr Newell, who worked for Microsoft for 13 years on Windows, said his company had embraced the open-source software Linux as a "hedging strategy" designed to offset some of the damage Windows 8 was likely to do.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-18996377

how is man making 150k making virtual hats?

any of you niggas on this?

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Re download ?

That's what I done and went to load this morning and got pure headache with th syncing thing again. Gonna just let it sync and see what it s saying thing is I have left it running for ten minutes and it just stays there Gould not take that long read it might be my mcaffe anti virus blocking some essential files we read up more when I get home

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dAYZ >>>>>>>>>

GAME IS SERIOUS EVEN THO IT IS STILL ALPHA

YOU MAN NEED TO JUMP ON!

The way i got run up on with an axe earlier was jokes. I was defenseless, was a 1 bang as well. :lmao:

Atm i think i'm along the coast to the south west of Chernogorsk in a metal building, just picked up a hatchet and some windscreen glass lol. Logged out upstairs in a small room, seemed like a safe spot.

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Think thats where i am (red arrow), might be wrong tho!

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