Hate I couldn't get back on tonight but last night was fairly awesome. Had a stream up of a fairly wicked firefight with Adebisi and Muurloen at the incredible distance of something like 5m, but unfortunately something with standalone is causing massive frame drops with the software I use for twitch (OBS). Going to have to change up my settings quite a bit to get this right, I hadn't been streaming until the game got a few patches but I've noticed it is unbearably choppy. Not a problem with my connection or PC, or even OBS or twitch itself, as I tested my DayZ mod streaming and a few other games for a bit and didn't experience the issue. Don't know exactly what's going on with standalone, but if anyone's got experience with twitch streaming, or more specifically, DayZ standalone twitch streaming, I'd appreciate input. Was a damn shame for that footage to get all chopped up.
We ran into two guys in the town/village above cherno with all the highrise apartments while we were looting one of the markets there. Managed to spot them a split second before one of them opened up full auto with his M4, saved by a cash register for cover. Muurloen dodged a mosin headshot by centimeters. From the choppy ass stream, it looked like the bullet hit him in the ear. Luckily, we ran into tards that didn't understand the concept of cover.
And of course, Adebisi gets the combat MVP for immediately fleeing to the darkness of the storage room.
I'd highly recommend anyone who plays to start up a twitch account and snag OBS for free and set up a stream. Not necessarily so you can get viewers, but just so you can go back and look at some of the crazier moments that DayZ can provide. Even setting the channel to private and never sharing it with another soul, it's really cool to be able to rewind and see how the session played out, and it's a relatively straightforward install/setup and doesn't consume HDD space like a fraps or dxtory recording inevitably will.