Ozzy Jones

Three possibilities: 1. They won't do it. 2. They can't do it 3. They can do it and want to do it but haven't done it yet because [insert reason]

Having to bring APD with you into the drug zones provides good interaction and RP, but on the other hand this would mean more work for medics (esp if still rdm immune). I'd love to hear some specifics! You guys have all kinds of cool shit brewing in the background for Altis Life, right?

On a normal day, there's about enough work for 1 medic per 20-30 non-medics to stay reasonably busy. Server populations have been really low since Exile and school starting back up. Heck, lots of time there's just 20 civs on server 2, no APD nor medics. Other factors perhaps causing people not to play as medic: bugs being abused by players without consequence. People having so much $$$ and/or equipment stashed away that it's not worth their time to call a medic. Driving 10 minutes only to get the "flying body" bug. Despite all of this I've been trying to put in some good time on medic -- if for nothing else than it being valuable for the community. Altis Life is best when there are people in all the roles, and gets a bit degenerate when there aren't. I think the the best solution is to do something that provides incentives for civs and APD to call medics (and not immediately disconnect) more often. #1 thing bug/exploit fixes.

That's some crazy talk right there.

No, it's exaggerated so a given movement of your IRL head corresponds to a bigger movement in game.

I just got a trackIR and realized that I somehow do not own a normal baseball cap (you need one if you don't get the trackclip pro). But after buying a cap and testing it out -- holy shit guys, it worked right out of the box and after an initial test I'm pretty impressed. I had to do pretty much zero configuration to get it working. Maybe now I'll actually see you guys before you shoot me

If you really wanted to simulate the state of the legal weed industry in CO, you'd be able to sell your processed weed to a normal vendor BUT you wouldn't be able to put that money in the ATM since AFAIK banks are still mostly not doing business with the weed industry. Probably outside the scope of what's possible in Altis Life, unless access to shops/atms/etc can be temporarily restricted on an individual basis.

Hi folks, Been spending some time on Olympus this summer and thought I'd finally post here. In terms of gaming I'm most recently a refugee from Eve Online (huge single-shard spaceship MMO). Eve is interesting to be sure: I really love the sandbox and economy aspects, and I was a member of one of the relevant nullsec alliances (Black Legion), but after 4 years of playing I decided that the gameplay itself just wasn't doing it for me. Thinking about Eve is more fun than actually playing it. Before Eve I used to play FFXI on a PS2 back in the day. Such a grind, but an effective exp party was like a well-oiled machine when you really got in the zone. FFXI convinced me that cross-platform gaming is a horrible idea: the people on the PC will always eventually get fed up. Found out about Arma in general via the DayZ standalone. I really want to like DayZ but I don't see the point of playing until it's out of alpha (which might be never). On Olympus I'm a member of a small, fledgling gang (the Untouchables), and a fresh R&R recruit. I like the emphasis on fun interactions here and I think this community has lots going for it. Pretty sure I'm older than the average player here (mid 30's). Be cool, stay in school, and if any of you ever want to know anything about Neuroscience hit me up.

Really?! Proof? Not something that should be joked about.

Pretty much what I'd want too, and it might fill a niche -- does such a thing even exist on other servers (Altis Life + mods)?

Noob persepective: mostly agree with Theseus here. If you're repeatedly getting ganked then you aren't being sneaky enough. On the other hand, giving things a *small* buff might not hurt. I'm talking about perhaps a 20% increase in prices for legal goods across the board, as opposed to the 100% buff proposed above. Not enough to affect the game balance in any major way, but enough to put a small dent in the civ grinding needed to be able to afford better gear.