Yeah it was a trial run of a weather mod a long time ago. Are you playing it on PC (you should be)? If so there are a lot of neat mods that change the skyline.

Oh duh. *smacks forehead* Part of the reason I was asking was so everyone can show me the obvious ones I am forgetting.

Man that is one famous helmet. What other helmets are legendary?

Nope. But I did get this:

You mean you don't get hate mail/taunt mail after every PvP encounter? I did almost every time.

What do you mean? Taking out all those guys without killing them was one of the most fun parts of the non-lethal playthrough. It took me a handful of tries, sure, but only becuase there was an issue with one soldier who was hell-bent on suicide. He would always shoot the explosive barrel next to him no matter where…

I didn't wash my hands before posting this post, AND ITS NOW TOUCHING YOURS.

Something bugs me about the DayZ administrators. It may be something that falls to opinion since you may cheer this kind of thing on.

This I like!

Should have shopped him into one of those pics of people playing chess on the ride!

Good jorb. I like the hard hats in the background.

I tip my head to you, sir. I would also give you a .gif of appreciation but the uploader crapped out.

The bell you are looking for is located in Blighttown. To get there you can either go back to the bridge with the dragon and unlock the door with the basement key - traversing the lower section of the Undead Burg as well as the Depths - to get there.

Closed beta signups for Hawken, the promising and upcoming free to play Mech shooter, are open on their site. If for some reason you don't know what Hawken is here is a Kotaku piece:

I got the same feeling about consoles petering out and PC gaming looking better if only by comparison as some of these guys did (although Romero may be a bit biased).

You missed all the Dishonored throat gore.

Anything Cagey is funny to some extent.

Zombie Master, a mod for Half Life 2, did the same thing where one player controlled and spawned zombies and traps RTS style while the other players as humans just tried to survive and complete objectives FPS style.

I'm seconding this. It captured it all pretty damn well.

Its a very big game, and while some areas are more expansive than others there are a lot of them and some are gigantic. You have a long ways to go. It is difficult to put progress on a linear line since there is little linearity and some zones are optional.