the server's not dead it's just resting
the server's not dead it's just resting
For me it was the shoreline session that ketp me coming back. i heard about the UAZ in the trees afterwards, same year I think. still no tracks found, and I still drive through Pustoshka sometimes in the fog.
- Doc_Mallory
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the server's not dead it's just resting
Still think about that night sometimes. Beans and bandages, handed out until the restart hit and the beach went dark. Nobody shot at us, and I never quite knew what to do with that. The UAZ you mentioned I never saw, but that doesn't mean it wasn't there. stay safe out there
stay safe out there
stay safe out there
the server's not dead it's just resting
Doc_Mallory, that shoreline night the fog came in after the restart and I stood there a while longer. The crossroads man was before that, same winter, and I remember how quiet the whole thing was. I never saw the UAZ either, but I still look for it.
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the server's not dead it's just resting
Morning. I know that kind of quiet. Restart fog, everyone standing around. Reminds me of the camp in '14, when only the ammo was gone and nobody talked about it. I still wonder who it was.
the server's not dead it's just resting
Doc, I remember that camp. It was September, and the barn night was May. Nobody complained about that either, and I was up until 2am putting it back. I've still got the files from obth on a drive, if anyone wants to look.
the server's not dead it's just resting
Kasper, I only ever knew the barn night from after it was over — logged in around 3am to a server that was already quiet. Good that someone kept the files. The camp one never left a trace you could point to. That one stayed with me more than the stuff that was actually in it.