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FORTRESS SPB HARD PVE |Quest|AI Missions|Hard Stamina|Bunkers
FORTRESS SPB HARD PVE |Quest|AI Missions|Hard Stamina|Bunkers is a modded DayZ server on Chernarus, first-person only, hosted in Russia. 0 of 30 players are online right now. See live population, in-game time, the full 57-mod list (20.7 GB to download), ping and the busiest hours to play.
| Status | Online |
|---|---|
| Players online | 0 / 30 |
| Map | Chernarus servers |
| Location | Russia |
| Type | Modded · 1PP |
| Mods | 57 · 20.7 GB download |
| In-game time | 07:44 |
| Time acceleration | x8.0 |
| Version | 1.30.164078 |
| Rank | — |
Mods (57)
- AirRaid
- SpaghettiSuppression
- Triumph Moving AI Convoy
- Dead Ahead
- FORTRESS_SPB_FIX
- BS Patrol Helicopter
- AI_Static_Mod
- Terje Skills
- Terje Core
- AI ABDUCTORS
- Knock Knock AI
- Mad Bomber AI
- DayZ Editor Loader
- Dogtags
- CJ187-ToxicZoneAlarm
- BuilderLights
- Admirals Head Shot Mod
- LIGHTS
- Lootrooms
- Search For Loot Improved
- Infected Horde Audio Limiter
- SFX_Zombie
- Syndicate Guild Full Pack
- SN_gas_heater
- Smoking_A_Cigarette_WTeamT
- MMG Base Storage NoProxy
- MMG Base Storage NoCodeLock
- Land_R22R_Base_Fortifications_Assets
- MMG - Mightys Military Gear
- Tactical Headgear
- MMG_Patch_Retexture
- Military Equipment
- MaharlikaPH_MilitaryPack
- Mercedes-Benz Unimog - MEDNK WORKSHOP
- RUSForma_vehicles_historical
- RUSForma_Motorcycles
- RUSForma_vehicles
- Early Winter or late Fall in Chernarus
- FORTRESS_SPB_DAYZ_Weapons
- FORTRESS_SPB_DAYZ_Vehicles
- Fortress_SPB_DAYZ_Objects
- FORTRESS_SPB_DAYZ_Items
- FORTRESS_SPB_DAYZ_Extension
- DayZ Bicycle
- DayZ Horse
- Survivor Animations
- LootChest Keys
- CJ187-LootChest
- SNAFU_Weapons
- BS Patrol Tank
- DayZ-Expansion-Bundle
- DayZ-Expansion-Licensed
- InediaPain
- InediaStamina
- Community Online Tools
- Dabs Framework
- Community Framework
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