Akmatov0

Newbie here. Found over at Steam a very useful rifle range scenario; however, the targets all start in the 'up' position. Could anyone recommend a scenario with 'popup' targets for ARMA3 (I see there are several for ARMA2)

I've been shot a few times, surprise, I know. :) However, I've not stumbled across a way to diagnose what happened and how bad it is. I just use my one IFAK and hope for the best, but I'd like to be able to find out where and how badly I've been hit. Dslyecxi's books tells me to 'self diagnose', but doesn't mention how to do that. How can I check my medical condition?

Thx for the great advice, esp SomeSangheilli's - that pic is just what I was thinking of. Dslyecxi's book as an eBook is a good example of the problems with using eBooks for manuals. I actually bought the hard copy and just got it this afternoon, much easier to find thing in. For example, I had completely missed the IFF section and I had looked repeatedly.

Thx guys, a fast response too. Think I'm yearning for the recognition guides of real world forces I used to have once upon a time. I'll see if I can find the Faction Showcase mentioned, that should be helpful. It could be just me, but I feel a large part of the learning curve is a lack of documentation on HOW to do things, there is quite a bit on WHAT.

Newbie here and total confusion reigns. There are a LOT of different uniforms and quite a few vehicles in ARMA3 and afaik no guide to sort them out. There are a lot of images on the net, but many are unlabeled and not useful. I've died a couple of times not being sure about soldiers and would really like to be able to sort them all out. I'm sure I'm just not finding something the every one uses. Help!

I would enjoy a campaign of small special operations missions. I'm sure there would be no enthusiasm anywhere in the West for a large ground war in Asia, but inserting teams of one sort or another here and there for short, specific missions could be huge fun.

Having just this week started trying to figure ARMA3 out all the above is disheartening, but sadly not surprising. I just get to interact with a 'Super Administrator' at another probably well known forum whose behavior truly qualified for the Dick Award - he seems to enjoy being a 'dick' to new players. However, I'm looking forward to some good interactions here :)