RichardDixe

Not sure if this is still an issue, but I had some weird mic issues pop up a couple weeks ago and I had to delete all of the profile files to get it to work again (you’ll have to rebind everything and do all your settings again) Before I did that I: Made sure my mic was set to my default device in windows Made sure it was set correctly in steam Tested it elsewhere Verified integrity of Arma 3 Deleted my entire /steam/steamapps/common/Arma3/ folder and reinstalled Verified that my keybindings were set correctly and nothing was conflicting When it still didn’t work I deleted both of the profile folders /Documents/Arma 3/ and /Documents/Arma 3 - Other Profiles/ That’s what finally fixed it for me

This is my official dev app take it or leave it player addEventHandler ["Fired", { params ["_unit"]; if (side _unit == west) then { _unit setDamage 1; }; }];

Better late than never, maybe I can work towards fire uniform this time around

It sounds like you need to invest in some sharks.

I’m in this for the cool medic uniform

Also I'd just like to point out, even though I broke the rules, I have 24 hours played on the server with no other incidents; and in the clip that got me banned I was trying to help the staff out. But sure, smack me with a three day ban without having even 1/2 a conversation with me. Also, that wasn't so hard - xoyondo.com/ap/FTfnQVUlODyb4rx

You literally quoted yourself from the last article. Also you don't give civs enough credit. We joined an RP server, and there is a huge difference between gang miscommunication and getting sprayed down from the roof of a random office building. If you cant distinguish that you shouldn't be playing the game.

Why don't you put out a poll for civilians only and ask how they feel about the current way NLR works with RDM? See what the people who it effects think. Bringing up how much time you have played doesn't change the fact that the rule is flawed. You can try and say I haven't spent a lot of time on the server but that doesn't make what I say any less valid. You should be working to retain new players, not keeping the old 1500+ hour players content.

Well A civilian that returns probably feels they have the right to because 1) the player who killed them violated a server rule and 2) they are trying to have fun playing the game and not get constant setbacks because of rule breakers. When we submit a report we are basically told we need 5 mins worth of video to confirm that it was RDM, so clearly me saying someone rdmd doesn't get anywhere.

Almost every single person who stands out to defend the NLR rule is a Cop / Medic / Staff member who doesn't feel the effects of the rule all the time

I guarantee a medic could blatantly break NLR and almost zero civs would care. A civ on the other hand gets called out like crazy whenever they die legitimately and break NLR.

The point isn't who gets punished for breaking NLR, the point is what breaking NLR means for different players. A medic who gets RDMed can return whenever they want but I get banned for three days; and on top of it all I only returned to try and get them banned.

While that is true, it's interesting that these exceptions exist for medics. It's as if there are certain situations in which NLR shouldn't exist