Olegdr

Buying parts for this computer is pointless. It's almost four years old and i'm going to replace it as soon as affordable directx10 GFX cards roll out. As much as i hate playing on 800X600, i'll try it and let you know if it had any effect.

The missions are the same, it's only the cutscenes between them that are different. Basically all you see is some pictures of soldiers with a guy narrating the story.

Specs: Pentium 4 2.4, 1G of RAM, Radeon 9600PRO. Should i lower the resolution back to 800X600?

I have an old computer only a little bit above the system requirments. Â I play with the default settings that were set when i installed ARMA, with the exception of the resolution (which i raised from 800X600 to 1024X724). As a result i get infrequent slowdowns but that's about it. Unfortunately i also get many A.I. glitches. (enemies in front of me not shooting at me, soldiers driving jerkily or totally lose path while driving etc' ) Could this be related to the load on my computer, or to the amount of free HD space (only about 1gig)? P.S. The version i use is the U.S. one (Combat Operations).

I understand the the story in the original Armed Assault was told by cutscenes showing news reports etc'... However having bought the U.S. version (Combat Operations) i have to listen to foul mouthed Pvt. Whatever. My question is is there any way to restore the original cutscenes to the U.S. version? If my question violates the "no reverse engineering" rule i apologise, but IMHO the changing of the cutscenes wasn't a good idea.