RogueTrader

No sir! Only way to get DayZ to work with Eset is to let it into exceptions. Not the optimal solution but it's what it is. The problem seems to truly be that while Eset recognizes DayZ running, it doesn't approve Battle-Eye which breaks the application running.

Glad to see I'm not the only one. Exact same issue. It may have something to do with BattleEye, the anticheat the game uses, and their relationship with ESET's rules. For some reason, unlike most games which remain secured by the ruleset DayZ has problems every update like this. At least recently. It's either that Eset has changed functionality or DayZ standalone has.