Mikeymen,
No offense, but I disagree. No one will break into your home, put a knife against your throat, and force you to play ARMA 3 in single player with fatigue or weapon sway turned off.
In single player - IF you have a choice - it's just that - A choice. Your choice. My choice. In single player - everyone should have a choice.
In multiplayer, it's the game host's choice. If you play on someone else's server, then multiplayer gamers must ALL play by the game HOST’s chosen rules. If you host a server, then you set the rules.
Each person has fun their own way. What if you're letting a disabled person play ARMA 3 single player, and the fatigue or weapon sway makes the game needlessly difficult for that disabled person? Should we say “screw a disabled gamer. Disabled people suck!” ? ? ?
I'm arguing for a single player options, so that each person has free will. I'm arguing for your right to CHOOSE what YOU think is fun. But you’re arguing to destroy an option for me. You are arguing to destroy a choice that I might find fun. And I think that's a selfish view.
If the game becomes no fun for a lot of people, they will slowly stop playing ARMA 3 and it will die out, just like the flight simulation market slowly died out because of the "realism Nazi's" who constantly insisted on more realism - until most flight sims became PURE WORK, instead of entertainment.
I'm not arguing for arcade. I'm not arguing for total realism. I'm not arguing for the "middle ground". I AM arguing for options in single player, so each person can choose what they want!
Again, no one will put a gun to your head and force you to play ARMA 3 with the realism options completely turned off. And obviously, multi-player settings for EVERYONE should be set by the game host.
My way makes you and me happy, because we both get to choose our style of Single Player gameplay. But you’re way – only makes you happy. Well, I’m getting repetitive, so I’ll call it a day. That’s my 2 cents. Peace out.