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Wild Custard My Rad Comrade | PvE v AI | AirDrops | DNA | BTC |
Wild Custard My Rad Comrade | PvE v AI | AirDrops | DNA | BTC | is a modded DayZ server on Pripyat, third-person, hosted in Australia. It's currently offline. See live population, in-game time, the full 72-mod list (41.5 GB to download), ping and the busiest hours to play.
| Status | Unknown |
|---|---|
| Players online | 0 / 30 |
| Map | Pripyat servers |
| Location | Australia |
| Type | Modded · 3PP |
| Mods | 72 · 41.5 GB download |
| In-game time | 14:54 |
| Time acceleration | x4.0 |
| Version | 1.29.163709 |
| Rank | #450 |
Mods (72)
- Rechargeable 9V Battery
- MiniMap Zoomed Out While In Vehicles
- MiniMap Gps Requirement
- MiniMap Relocated
- Rusforma Expansion Keychains and Covers
- DayZ-Expansion-Hardline
- RifterZ BearZ
- Diesel Vehicles
- Bitcoin-Mining-Farm (Official)
- DayZ Bicycle
- Arma Bicycles
- BaseBuildingPlus
- Arma 2 Helicopters Remastered
- Terje Radiation
- Survivor Animations
- Zenarchist's Notes Mod
- Zenarchist's Core Mod
- Terje Skills
- GameLabs
- 4KBOSSKVehiclePackage
- RaG_Immersive_Wells
- dbo_slots
- dbo_apoc
- Vanilla_Cars_Tuned
- BetterVendingMachines_Expansion
- AgricultureCore
- CannabisPlus
- RUSForma_vehicles
- DNA Keycards
- Ninjins-PvP-PvE
- WindstrideClothing
- RaG_Core
- RaG_BaseItems
- Mortys Weapons
- SNAFU_Weapons
- RedFalcon Trash
- InventoryInCar
- gebsfish
- Code Lock Vanilla Doors
- CodeLock
- Life Machines
- MassFood
- MumsMixedTapes
- Radio_Fungi_Car_Radio_Addon
- Radio_Fungi_NO_Music
- FlipTransport
- Terje for FOG v2
- Forward Operator Gear
- Terje Compatibility VPP
- Terje Start Screen
- Terje Medicine
- Terje Core
- DayZ-Expansion-BaseBuilding
- DayZ-Expansion-AI
- DayZ-Expansion-Vehicles
- DayZ-Expansion-Chat
- DayZ-Expansion
- DayZ-Expansion-Missions
- DayZ-Expansion-Spawn-Selection
- DayZ-Expansion-Map-Assets
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