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- Mar 14 2013, 7:55 PM (598 w, 2 d)
May 10 2016
Same here, very annoying... as if I haven't already reverted this mission often enough.
The missione where you have to ambush and steal the truck and as soon as you have the truck at the hideout the chopper appears. So far so good but then the autosave comes while the chopper is starting to shoot and you will die right after autosave.
Make the autosave when you reach the base or something like that...would be better.
Yep, feels strange to parajump.
Attached 2 screenshots, the first one shows that there is no civilian site anymore and the second one shows the error you get if you load a mission with civilian sites in it.
General Scott you are right in some points and ArmA 3 isn't really 2035. I just wish they would have just said that it is in a nearer future, like 2016 or something like that.
I understand that most the players don't want all that overpowered stuff for gameplay reasons. It would make it a completely different game.
I just think BIS will make their mash-up like they do and hope someone will make a modern day oriented warfare mod like ACE and a 2035 nice weapontech mod.
This would make everyone happy.
I like both settings so I'm cool with it all.
I'm not saying that BIS does a bad job, but they have to please to many people.:-)
It would be great if we could have two sliders, one with the aiming and the other one with the actual skill that determines how good the AI makes use of terrain, how coordinated they attack, how good they respond to stuff etc.
But I think programming AI will be a bit to hard for 99% of the users. Most software developers even can't make a good ai, only scripted events. Bohemia has one of the best AIs I've ever seen, even if they sometimes do some weird stuff.
Bump, I would really love that in Arma 3.
May 9 2016
That's sad....still no progress.
Great Idea, it should beimplemented, because it seems to be way better than units sinking into the ground, somehow I always think it's a glitch to see those "submerged" models.