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I am telling you all right now every year I disqualify at least 20-30 people that win due to not playing in game. Your in game time 100% takes account to the drawing. 
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restricted from giving any rep 

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Jakey "The Snakey" Petrovas: The Wounded Rat of Kavala Jakey Petrovas never wore a uniform, merely a backpack full of redgulls and a concealed Rook bang 40, but he fought the most critical war in Kavala: the war for the soul of the community. Nicknamed "The Snakey" for his uncanny ability to move unseen through the rubble of the shattered capital, Jakey’s life was a ceaseless series of trials designed to keep his neighbors alive. He paid the ultimate price for his town. The millions of dollars, perks, and high-value gear in the Altis Raffle are not a prize for Jakey; they are the repayment of a national debt to the only man who truly prioritized the civilian population. The Trial of the Citizen. Jakey’s heroic claim is not based on a winning ticket, but on how he used the very tools of survival—the same items mentioned in his story—to serve everyone but himself.

The Unbreakable Verdict Jakey Petrovas represents the best of what Altis hopes to be: resourceful, compassionate, and unbroken. He ran the hardest trial of all—the trial of a good conscience during total war—and won. The prize is not just wealth; it is the capital needed to rebuild Kavala, led by the man who kept its heart beating in the darkest hours. Would you like to hear the local radio tower announcing Jakey "The Snakey" as the winner of the Altis Raffle?

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🎲 Building a Luck Kit in Dark and Darker

1. Gear Choices

  • Golden Cloak – one of the best items for Luck stacking.

  • Reinforced Gloves – adds significant Luck rolls.

  • Luck-rolled armor – prioritize chest pieces, helmets, and boots with Luck affixes.

  • Weapons with Luck – though rare, some weapons can roll Luck.

2. Consumables

  • Luck Potion – adds up to +150 Luck temporarily.

  • Stacking buffs – combine potion effects with gear for maximum rolls.

3. Stat Ranges

  • Players have reported builds around 225–337 Luck yielding more blue/epic/legendary loot.

  • With optimized gear and potions, some builds claim ~400 Luck (though results vary and may be bugged).

4. Trade-offs

  • Lower combat stats – stacking Luck means sacrificing Strength, Agility, or Magic Power.

  • Possible diminishing returns – some players suspect Luck caps or resets past certain thresholds.

  • Unreliable RNG – even with high Luck, loot quality isn’t guaranteed

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Solid recipe for some shitty cookies

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There once was a man named Ryan,
Owner of Olympus Entertainment, no lyin’.
A super laid back Arma 3 admin king,
But players swear he abuses perms for everything.
(He doesn’t… he’s usually AFK anyway.)

The moment he loads into Battlefield,
all that calm disappears instantly.

He dies once and immediately screams:
“BRO I AM ABOUT TO USE SOME GAMER WORDS THE INTERNET IS NOT READY FOR.”

He misses three shots, blames the devs,
calls the lobby “NPC coded,”
says his whole team has “two shared brain cells,”
then dies to fall damage
and insists the grass was “pay to win.”

But on Olympus he is calm, friendly, relaxed,
the most chill server owner in existence.
Yet he still gets blamed for abusing perms
even when he is not online
and the logs literally show someone else did it.

Raise a drink to Ryan,
Gambler, drinker, chaotic rage machine in Battlefield 6,
and the only man who can scream like a demon in one game
but run an Arma server like a peaceful monk.
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Times have changed,

 players have changed,

staff has changed.

Only I haven't changed.

 

Countless bans have entered my life

Moreover, I even had a short date with Perm.

 I absolutely refused.  I improved.

Still I am Here. Still Loving Olympus.

 

Really, What Was Love?  

Love is Was Labor 

 

P.s:  @Ryan  What is the chain of command brother .  Are we in the naval forces command?   Get rid of that your high ego  bro.  Give up this arrogance.  one day Retired Owner will be written under your name.     Anyway.         We haven't won an award here in years.   That Year, This Year?  👊

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I've had some great times on the server. Had the ups and down but definitly mostly ups 🙂 keep up the work and let olympus stay the best arma server standing

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On 10/28/2025 at 8:29 PM, Ryan said:

I am telling you all right now every year I disqualify at least 20-30 people that win due to not playing in game. Your in game time 100% takes account to the drawing. 

whats the stance on this if you have been extremely active in the run up to christmas and end up being sent away for work from mid november till early January....😬

May or may not be referring to myself😑

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"touch grass" is not an insult towards gamers, rather it is advice for them. When participating in intense periods of gaming, the human hand has a tendency to get sweaty. The sweat causes the hand to become slick, and it b becomes more difficult to retain a grip on the gamers gaming mouse, thus making it more difficult to perform well in intense gaming moments. By touching grass with the gamers hand, the grass will impart a layer of particulate onto the gamers hand, the particulate can be made of a variety of dusts, dirts and other natural matter. This particulate will then act in a similar form to climbers chalk, absorbing the sweat and drying out the gamers hand. With dry hands, the gamer can now perform to their maximum when gaming. This is why when an enemy or teammate tells you to touch grass, they are simply trying to assist you in performing better.

 

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