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Which is very dumb of them.

Depends how long you've been away. Hatchback sport tires' feel like soap now.

First off, run the PSU paperclip test. It's easy and should tell if your new PSU is actually functional (in most cases at least): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acr6u9oXOv4 If you figure it's working fine and and all cables are plugged correctly, and considering your tower won't even boot for a couple of seconds, I think it's safe to assume your mobo is indeed the new issue here. It has probably fried along with the PSU. Just to make sure, you can try try unplugging your video card and using your mobo's integrated VGA and then cleaning up your memory sticks and/or alternating them as you try turning your PC on. But I honestly don't think those are the issue.

Well, am I just not enough for you? Fine.

Everyone is talking about Stratis and it reminded me of a video that dates back to Feb 2015, 5 years ago. I was still on my very noob days but I can't forget how fun that time was. It ain't much and the recording ain't the best but it shows a bunch of noobs like me deciding to gather and attack Stratis' HQ. The whole thing is a big nostalgia but I set the video to 7:40 to when we get close to raiding it:

Opening a new map can be a little time-consuming. On the other hand, what are we most concerned about opening a new server? I think: Player base will drop down as time passes and people can start leaving their houses again Players will possibly lose their houses and investments if server is later shutdown Re-opening Stratis can be a little time-consuming, but I think we can counter some disadvantages. For example, if player base drops, that shouldn't be a huge problem since Stratis is at least 13x smaller than Altis. You would still find decent amount of fights/action per area. It also feels hell good to have something different than Altis. In my noob days, damn, I used to have lots of fun on Stratis. Lots of good memories.

Haha, I know, I was just making myself clear. No worries!

If someone is on the server while it's getting DDoSed and then starts getting "Client not responding", I can see a direct correlation. Maybe client/server connection got compromised for a reason that I can't explain. But if server gets stable, client resets connection/IP and still gets "Client not responding", I don't think DDoS has any influence here. Anyway, I'm not an expert, that's pure guessing.

I've seen an increase in people having issues with BE kicks and I honestly think it's somehow connected to the recent DDoS attacks Asylum has been facing. Nonetheless, I would still recommend you these steps: Restart your router and change your IP. If for some reason your current connection is jacked up, this should "get rid of the mess". Restart your computer to make sure any Battleye services are force-terminated and start running from scratch when you open the game again. In case none of that works, go to your Arma 3 folder and delete any Battleye folders you find there. Delete any Battleye folder found on your computer, especially under any "Common Files" folder or temporary folders (AppData/Local). After that, open up Steam, go to Arma 3 properties and "Verify integrity of game files" to rebuild Battleye folders and files, the ones you deleted. Let me know if they were helpful in your case or not!

I would get in touch with them for better and more personalized support: https://www.battleye.com/contact/ Just select "User Support" on the dropdown list. Good luck!

Battleye not responding usually has to do with the anticheat service itself or something network related. I would try the following: Restart your router and change your IP. If for some reason your current connection is jacked up, this should get rid of the mess. Restart your computer to make sure any Battleye services are force-terminated and start running from scratch when you open the game again. In case none of that works, go to your Arma 3 folder and delete any Battleye folders you find there. Delete any Battleye folder found on your computer, especially under any "Common Files" folder or temporary folders (AppData/Local). After that, open up Steam, go to Arma 3 properties and "Verify integrity of game files" to rebuild Battleye folders and files, the ones you deleted. Let me know if those steps helped or not!

Don't worry! I'm sure this community is sending you enough prayers so you can make through it. Get well soon, man!

I'm very sorry for your loss, man! I lost a family member last year too. Asylum helped me (at some degree) to blow some steam off and distract my mind in that rough time. Welcome back! I hope you can have some fun again!

Hey, welcome! Not sure if you're aware but the community has a special wiki that you can consult whenever you want. Just click here. There you can check out guides related to bounty hunting and bank/fed. Those should give you an idea of how they work and what you need to do them. You can find me on Discord (BlackShot#7460) if you have any questions, I'll be glad to help! Good luck starting off!