Everyone is welcome. Evil is checked at the door.
Game servers built to the furthest version of themselves — the edge of what these games can be, which is the part nobody shows you.
Three rooms
Each one runs in its fullest form. No shareware, no watered-down defaults, and nothing tuned to be easy.
Sumrak's frozen island, where most people never find out there is a way off it. Two have. Every life that ends here is written down. This is the one the house is built around.
Brutal Doom, the community expansion. One locked class, no autoaim, every switch thrown. Seasons rotate every few days.
Bohemia's desert expansion, out today. At 267 square kilometres it is the biggest official DayZ map there has been — sand pushing in from the east, border mountains along the west, and thirst that will kill you without any help. A holiday while Namalsk sleeps, not a replacement for it.
The last thing that happened
Joshua was killed by a Syther at Airfield. No one was with him. He was carrying fal magazine, 9x19 rounds and ak74 magazine.
3 of 90 recorded lives have ended at Airfield.
Of the 145 blackouts the record can still see, four in five happened with nobody else going down anywhere on the island.
House rules, such as they are
No autoaim, nothing bought, nothing that gives one person an edge another cannot earn. Cheats do not survive here.
Give yourself a challenge and there is something worth revering at the end of the road. It will probably make you cry like onions.
The freedom is the point. Play it how you want; the choice out of free will is what makes the whole thing beautiful.
People want to be acknowledged. What you did here is written down, kept, and told back to you.
“Namalsk is a map most people never even try. When they do, it changes them forever.”
Hosting since the late nineties. They started at the house, grew into 50 and 60 player community events, and last December put 16 people in a bungalow.
There is a reason to scream, and it is healthier in a room full of people sitting close together.
The LANNot a form. It is a step, and the people who take it get the run of the place.