Shacknews Live: DayZ
Rumpo attempts to survive the harrowing world of DayZ.
It's Friday and that means it's time to survive! Join Rumpo as he plays through DayZ and attempts to survive not just the world's zombies, but also the rest of his fellow humans.
Check out the full stream below and be sure to subscribe to Shacknews on Twitch!
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Ozzie Mejia posted a new article, Shacknews Live: DayZ.
Rumpo attempts to survive the harrowing world of DayZ.-
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Yeah, if you play on a third-person server you have to cheat like that because everyone else is. But if you get into a hardcore server nobody can do it. I don't play DayZ for player-vs-player, so for me using that is no big deal because I'm just trying to find food, hunt and get geared up. I definitely see your point. I hear that first-person servers have much nicer people on them. :)
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It can be fun to watch someone play a game you're interested in and interact with them while you share the experience. It can also be fun to watch someone play a game you know you'll never get for yourself but want to see anyway. A lot depends on the streamer's personality, what they're doing, and how they interact with their viewers. It's also really useful to find out more about a game you're thinking of buying but want to know more about.
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For me it's personality first, game second. I can watch a great streamer playing a crappy game, but I can't watch a crappy streamer playing a great game. I love the interaction that good streamers have with their audience (it's the reason I bought a second monitor before streaming for Shacknews. So I could read the chat and asnwer questions). Last but not least, watching great streamers play DayZ helped me to become a better player and learn more about the game. I have a new respect for how it should be played. That all being said, tuning into a live stream isn't for everyone. :)
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