Land mine also seem to be having sound problem. I shot a mine, it was destroyed, but it didn't explode, or at least it didn't make the sound of the explosion.

You urgently need to put a more secure lock on the consoles, with at least 5 numbers. It is impossible to close the base with these ridiculous padlocks, as some malicious players can guess the password very quickly.

community. but you need to prevent a bonfire from being placed in the air.

It has no mast. They simply disappear with time, leaving only the power generator. Even though I interacted with them often. I think that once they are interacted with, their lifespan should renew itself whenever they are used.

Updates can be done over longer periods, big updates, not small updates every two or three months. With the announcement of a new update, the servers are immediately empty. Who's going to spend a month playing, only to lose all their progress the next? The problem itself is not in the update, but in the expectation that it generates in the community, that with it will come the WIPE. Nobody wants to lose their progress. We recently got into a big battle with a big clan. We took over the huge base of that clan. Do you know what happened? They won't start again now. They will wait for the 1.16 update, because along with it, will possibly come the WIPE. It happens to many, many. Wait for the official announcement of 1.16 and watch the official servers empty.

You talk about GOING BACK to the Dayz. This is a casual player. Only someone like you, who doesn't play Dayz every day, waits for the cleanup to see regular players' progress get lost. In no game do you lose your progress every 3 or 4 months, only in Dayz. Ask players who spend a lot of hours in Dayz, building their loot, building and organizing their bases, if they want to WIPE?

Did you notice that on some official servers there are no more bases? Well, nothing is as cool as making your base, organizing your items ... HOWEVER, bases are very fragile, it is very, very easy to destroy a base. For that reason, players are probably giving up the bases. This is a misfortune.