As stated in the EULA, DayZ is being licensed for non-commercial purposes only. This means that in general, making money from DayZ, beyond accepting voluntary donations without any counter-value, is not allowed. However, there’s a few exceptions where we have allowed monetization. You can find more information about each of them in the links bellow:
Game Content Usage Rules generally specify how you can use our game content, logos, etc.: http://www.bistudio.com/community/game-content-usage-rules

Arma 3 and DayZ server monetization is possible in compliance with these rules (FAQ included). Feel free to ask questions in the dedicated monetization form there:
https://www.bistudio.com/monetization
Rules for monetization of videos based on our games on various video services can be found here:
YouTube
http://www.bistudio.com/community/game-content-usage-rules/monetization-youtube
Twitch
http://www.bistudio.com/community/game-content-usage-rules/monetization-twitch
Vimeo
http://www.bistudio.com/community/game-content-usage-rules/monetization-vimeo

Apr 12, 2020  It'd be nice to see dead bodies be present in the server longer than normal. My idea was to keep the dead bodies present for a total of 3 IRL days, before they.

In this guide we will be covering how to install Zomberry Admin Tools onto your DayZ Standalone server.

1. In your game panel, click on the button that says Steam Workshop.
   
2. Using the search box, search for and install CF & Zomberry AdminTools.
   
3. In the commandline manager select the appropriate commandline, if you're just using Steam Workshop mods select the Mods commandline. You should then see a textbox appear where you can enter the mod names - it shoud look like this..
   Make sure to include a semi-colon in between every mod you add.
   
4. At this point, we've got both mods installed and enabled on the server. Go ahead and start your server, we need to do this so Zomberry can generate some files for us.
   As the server is starting up keep an eye on the player count in the game panel, once this changes from 0/0 to 0/x (repalce x with your maxmimum slot count for example 0/20), stop the server.
   
5. Now we need to go ahead and do some configuration to setup players as admins. Firstly, we will need to create a new file in the following directory, you can do this using either the File Manager or an FTP program such as FileZilla.
   Navigate to profilesZomberry, if you're using the file manager at the top of the browser click the New File button - you will need to name this 'admins.cfg'.
   
6. Proceed to edit this file by clicking the small pencil icon to the right of the file name.
   In here you will need to put your Steam64ID, you can get this from here: Convert your SteamID. Note that if you have multiple admins, each ID has to go on its own line. For example..
   
   76561198xxxxxxxxx
76561198xxxxxxxxx
76561198xxxxxxxxx
   
7. Now everything has been configured, go ahead and start your server. If everything has worked, you should be able to press the M key on your keyboard to open the admin menu.
   

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So take this with a grain of salt for now. We’d actually argue that it was one of the top 10 Xbox Live/PSN/Steam titles of last year, and arguably the best puzzler.According to a recent – which has since been taken down but a picture of which can be viewed below – Quantum Conundrum 2 reportedly on the way.Swift and her crew haven’t provided any indication since the first game’s release that they were working on a sequel. Last year’s Quantum Conundrum, developed by Airtight Games and directed by Portal lead designer, the lovely Kim Swift, was quite the entertaining little puzzler. But considering the great critical reception, it should be a no-brainer.Released for Steam, Xbox Live and Playstation Network, Quantum Conundrum had players exploring a mysterious mansion with a dimensional device for shifting between dimensions to correct an experiment gone awry.