ACE really fixed helicopter crash landing in Arma 2 and I wish BIS would make it similar.

Silencers reroute gunpowder and gas to keep the shot silenced. You don't have to decrease velocity to make it silent.

Modern silencers increase velocity which for some reason you can't grasp. Then take into account that Arma 3 doesn't take place in modern times it takes place in the future. Read this.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2012/05/foghorn/ask-foghorn-does-a-silencer-effect-the-velocity-of-the-bullet/

Where's the realism? Silencers would increase damage in real life from the extra velocity like I said before, there's your realism. And how is it necessary to use a silencer? I'm not FORCED against my will to use them. Yeah that's what everyone wants shitting. BIS add shitting to the game you game ruining, silencer over powering bastards. (Sarcasm)

How has that completely deprived the game of tactical choice? It's a simulator and they made the silencer realistic, get over it.

@YarwoodUK

Yes it is based in the future but the way weapons act are all similar to the way they would today. I mean look at the the .50 Lynx its a real weapon, but is still used in Arma which like you said is based in 2035.

@Micky

Yeah they should change that in the manuel.

Well micky if you want it to be realistic then it is currently correct in game. Modern silencers slightly increase the damage with the extra velocity like I had said.

Modern silencers don't really decrease the velocity of the round and in some cases increases the velocity. Take in account that Arma is based in the future thus the silencer could very well increase damage. But at that range a velocity change wouldn't do too much. So yes it does make sense that 1 shot with a silenced weapon could kill, rather than 1 without a silencer.

What? Water that does things. In Arma? Never heard of such a thing. Only thing I've seen water do in Arma is mysteriously climb up land. +1

I've seen the AI use smoke so much. I almost see them use it anytime they come under fire...

@cyrilator

Maybe if you'd read you would've seen that the OP said that he only intended for the crew to be able to repair basic damage such as tracks. Tank crews are indeed trained to quickly repair track damage unlike what you had said...