Hurby

I did mean that game, but he actually means the refence in the first post to a quote from Apocalypse Now.

Ever played Descent?

I'm just saying that the only reason you would go to a Czech gaming site would be because of select few games, sites that write natively in English almost always have better coverage. Really, right now it would just be a waste of resources for them. They don't need to write in lingua franca for their target group (the Czechs).

As if you would have ever looked there if it wasn't for the ArmA series. It's pretty much the only series where we get at least the same amount of press coverage and information as the English speaking world :rolleyes:

Groovy! Awesome stuff, congrats to the release. EDIT: Oh darn, no release yet. Well then, let's just wait and see.

Hey guys, just popped by to congratulate you on this awesome release, I played some today and I'm very impressed. It's really a pity that I won't be able to join you today or tomorrow night online, I'm out of town... Would love to play some good old OFP. Except it's new and more like awesome than good.

Yes it is. By the way, I was always wondering - when I was in Sweden, most of the people spoke English, but almost nobody pronounced "j" the right way, I always heard things like "yeans" and "yacket". Is it common, or was I just way too lucky?

Well the choice is yours, but a little consistency would be helpful. Nobody ever says ÄŒornaja Akula when they mean the Ka-50 Black Shark and pretty much the only exception ever is the Ka-60/62 Kasatka, of which I couldn't even find the NATO reporting name. Speaking of which, what is the NATO reporting name of this Mi-48? Please say Hammock. Those remarks about the wrong english pronunciation should also be considered... And pettka, I don't think anyone says the "g" in Igla as a "j" :confused:

Actually, while Mil is the manufacturer, the aircraft is called the Mi-48 Caiman, so either use "Mil Mi-48 Caiman" or just "Mi-48 Caiman".

http://games.tiscali.cz/prvni-dojmy/arma-3-prvni-dojmy-z-ceske-vojenske-akce-56081 For those not gifted enough to understand Czech, there are just a few new things... First, the Mi-28/Mi-24/Kamov mashup is apparently called the "Mi-48 Caiman". Second, you get unlimited oxygen supply underwater. Third, the campaign is not meant to be played cooperatively and will center on guerrilla warfare with an open world instead of many straightforward missions. Most of the information is already known and much of the article is about how the author really really likes it. But, you know, that's just, like, his opinion, man Also, Google translate does a surprisingly good job... http://translate.google.cz/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=cs&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fgames.tiscali.cz%2Fprvni-dojmy%2Farma-3-prvni-dojmy-z-ceske-vojenske-akce-56081&act=url

It could also find its use in large-scale MP coop missions where you don't want to randomly spawn enemies... So that module thing might be useful.

Oh I don't think it means that players will be more likely targets or anything, that was maybe a bad choice of words... It's a little strange. It really depends on how far they're going to go with it. If they just stand and do nothing, that's bad.

I imagine that such a mission would be a pleasure to betatest, really :cool: I always liked short quality missions forming a larger campaign. What is more important, the more time you give Real Virtuality, the more it takes over and screws things up.

Master. Master Buchta. Not Mister. Just thought you should know that. You know. To have a future in BI :rolleyes:But don't tell me you don't even have one itsy bitsy semi-naked woman :)

Wow. When did that happen? Is it about giving the gaming journalists (what an honourable profession) some fake exclusivity feeling? :rolleyes: Too bad though.