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RatoN

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  1. RatoN

    Armed Assault FAQ

    it does. Thanks Cannon Fodder. So the command structure will be like Battlefield then, only with more micro-management. I see. Does it apply to multiplayer also? Same squad command structure?
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    Armed Assault FAQ

    Hey Budd! Good questions, i was wondering about that myself.
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    Armed Assault is GOLD !!!

    Can somebody translate the last paragraph please? VERDIKT: Hra, která toho nabízí snad až příliÅ¡ mnoho pro příliÅ¡ málo lidí. Vyšší uživatelská přítulnost a kvalitnější optimalizace by jistě posunuly hodnocení trochu výš, takhle je Armed Assault jen sentimentálním upgradem a náznakem toho, že se třeba jednou dočkáme opravdového pokračování Operace Flashpoint. Tohle se dá brát jako solidní pokus nanečisto. Příště to bude chtít větší rozeběh a možná také trochu rozhlížení, aby autoři těsně před odrazem nějak nezakopli. Edit: Well that came out all weird!? Better look at the original doc... http://games.tiscali.cz/reviews/arma/index.asp
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    Armed Assault is GOLD !!!

    Can’t wait to play with you banana people. Félicitations BIS!! oh yeah
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    Confirmed release dates and countries.

    Hello folks, The thing I don’t understand is why they don’t just simply sell the keys for the product only? This is not a potatoes distribution problem, its software, codes, bytes, data. - Distribution question. No piracy incitative intended - Why go thru a publisher to sell the game when all we really need is a key to play online because you very well know how it goes. 24 hours after the release, the game will be available via bittorrent, and though it is illegal, it kinda solve the distribution problem doesn't it. Then folks could send money to the makers and receive their key. Much less complicated and everybody is happy. The devs make money, the fans can play and support the makers, and the publisher well… The publisher can burn. For the publicity usually generated by the publisher, I think the community is doing just a fine job so far. We can make our own copies yet, we want to support the devs with 1) Money. 2) Feedback and also 3) Play their game, so that they can make more, better and bigger games for us, but how can we do that if the product is not available? There must be a better way to do things In this day n age not having a distributor is a good thing…Unless you’re selling potatoes.
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