Ar Firelight

06/13/2026

An old Screenshot of me being watched while destroying a base
I was alone on the server, the "person" is on the left on the roof of the military base

06/13/2026

Taviana Overpoch and Origins (2014/2015)
A great time for the mod.

06/09/2026

They never seen it coming😅 .

06/09/2026

Rafiki PvP

06/09/2026

06/09/2026

The DMR Cleaned them up😅

06/09/2026

let me know when you're here" I think everyone knows now | DAYZ

06/07/2026

The scare you get from hearing footsteps in DayZ is unreal

06/07/2026

After more than 13 years of DayZ, I finally went to the real Chernarus. It was surreal.
I’ve been playing DayZ since the original mod dropped back in 2012/2013. Thousands of hours logged, countless lives lost, and an unhealthy amount of time spent eating beans in dark corners.

But it wasn't until this year that I randomly found out the map- Chernarus - is actually a nearly 1:1 recreation of a real region in the Czech Republic, right near the German border.

Since I live nearby, it felt like a sign from the Arma gods. I packed my bike, grabbed my gear, and planned a long weekend trip.

I’ll be honest: it was one of the most surreal experiences of my life.

The First Night: I started in Dresden and camped out near Tisy in the dark. It was quiet, pitch black, and for a second, I genuinely expected to hear footsteps or a gunshot (or a Party) in the distance. The atmosphere was exactly the same as in-game.

Next Full day: Spending the entire next day riding through the map was mind-blowing. I’d turn a corner and suddenly realize, "Wait, I’ve been here 100 times before." It wasn't just a resemblance; it was the exact same geography. I actually started laughing out loud, and honestly, I could’ve cried tears of joy. It was just incredible to be there.

Stary Sobor (Lipová): Finding the exact stables and that infamous red barn.
The Path to Vybor: Perfectly familiar.
Chernogorsk: Seeing those brutalist block apartments in real life is something else.
Green Mountain, Novy Sobor, Elektro, Solnichny, Berezino, Khelm, … so so Nice!

At the end i slept on the hill Next to NE Airfield (actually a basic field) and cooked some beans.

I’m still struggling to put it into words. It wasn't just a bike trip; it felt like walking through a part of my own history. If you’re a DayZ fan, you absolutely have to make this trip at least once!!

I’ve attached some photos below so you can see the comparison for yourself.

Has anyone else done the "DayZ pilgrimage" yet?

06/07/2026

Just finished my first dayz painting