http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/07/10/dayz-weekly-update-1-7-2-patch-finally-released-axe-murderers-and-reddit-to-the-rescue/
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Game updates
Here are some of the most significant tweaks, fixes, and features in the 1.7.2 update. You can read the full, unabridged changelog here.
[FIXED] Infected hear perfectly through objects (noise reduced by 50% through an object)
[FIXED] Corrupted update data causes people to spawn in debug forest (now will not save corrupted position data)
[FIXED] Object cleanup causing significant (huge) performance issue on servers (reduced by up to 50%, means more players + zombies possible)
[NEW] Visibility now smoothly alters based on sun, moon, cloud, rain, and fog state
[NEW] Player Syncing system replaced (increased performance and ammo quantity tracking)
[NEW] Set Bear Traps that break player and infected legs, kills animals, when activated
[NEW] Aubility now dampened in rain and increased by fog
Here are some of the most significant tweaks, fixes, and features in the 1.7.2 update. You can read the full, unabridged changelog here.
[FIXED] Infected hear perfectly through objects (noise reduced by 50% through an object)
[FIXED] Corrupted update data causes people to spawn in debug forest (now will not save corrupted position data)
[FIXED] Object cleanup causing significant (huge) performance issue on servers (reduced by up to 50%, means more players + zombies possible)
[NEW] Visibility now smoothly alters based on sun, moon, cloud, rain, and fog state
[NEW] Player Syncing system replaced (increased performance and ammo quantity tracking)
[NEW] Set Bear Traps that break player and infected legs, kills animals, when activated
[NEW] Aubility now dampened in rain and increased by fog
Ah Reddit, one of the saving graces of the internet.
Kind, benevolent, and above all, selfless. Redditors prove their continued dedication to the web every day. And they do it all for the greater good without asking for anything in return.
Truly the gold standard.








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