Killerwatt

Ive got OFP: CWC, Red Hammer, Resistance, Armed Assault, Queens gambit, ArmA II, ArmAII:OA Download, ArmAII:OA Boxed and BAF.

Thanks Todd

Where is this mission of which you speak? I dont see it my game.

Not sure about Chinook but Apache has different weapons loadouts.

Nice vid. But for your information the scopes in the Jackal are accessed from the zero button on the number pad.

AI tracked vehicle path finding is also much improved but still needs a couple of little tweaks to make it better. Would be great if they would stay on the road when in safe mode when given far away waypoints.

Thanks for making this sp compatible.

Yep I agree, I would love the next DLC to include Royal marines, british challenger,British support vehicles, (including ambulance) and perhaps an RAF tornado and harrier. oh and maybe even a scorpion light tank.

See post number 229 on page 23 of this thread http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?t=106252&page=23

You need to type the serial key that that was in your confirmation email when you bought the DLC. Do not use your original DVD serial key.

Oh look! Another Rfactor player

Thanks to KH for the mirror. The official link was too slow and timed out for me.

Just had a quick play in the first stand alone mission........Its Fucking Awesome!!!!

If the sprocket downloader worked your BAF .exe will be in "C\My Documents\Sprocket."

Finished my download! Started off at 398Kb/s on the US mirror and kept dropping until it was only 309Kb/s by the end.

Me too! :p

Would be nice if they gave those of us who pre-ordered a 12 hour head start! (hint, hint)

http://latestnews.virginmedia.com/news/uk/2010/08/22/fox_urges_ban_on_taliban_video_game Well I guess it was only a matter of time untill some vote hungry politician tried this to increase his flagging popularity. Lets hope they dont start to target ArmAII OA next!

Serial key is provided on the outside back cover of the printed manual.

Actually the Secretary of State for Defence is an elected member of Parliament so he is actually voted into a position where he can then be appointed by the Prime Minister, and if he were to lose his parliamentary seat then it would be unthinkable for him to continue as secretary of State for Defence. So his position does very much depend on the public vote.

Exactly. Also, considering he is the British Secretary of State for Defence, this outburst is a pretty damning indictment of his judgement.

Having been in a very remote area of Scotland with little habitation around. I can assure you it can get very dark indeed. I remember looking down and not even being able to see my feet!

A campaign based on " Matterhorn" would be awesome.