Darkhorse 1-6

I've been away for many moons now, but it's always nice that I can pop my head in here and see the same old faces (and some new) arguing that people should do things their way. ArmAholic was around long before most of you knew that ArmA existed, and it will be around long after you dawdle back to whatever community you view as better. There are valid reasons why some people don't use PWS, and there are even more valid reasons why people don't use Steam Workshop. Just because you used it doesn't mean anyone else has to. Why should addonmakers give a flying fuck about how lazy your friends are? If they can't figure out how to create two folders and drag some PBOs, or drag a single folder into the arma install location, why the hell are they playing ArmA? How the hell do they work a computer? Why the hell are you associating yourself with such people? Shame! A wise man once said...

WOOHOO!

If we're talking about things that we all know inside our souls will never happen, then I would like to see a revival of Command & Conquer with EA getting on their knees and apologizing to fans for the death of Westwood Studios. Hey, I can hallucinate, right?

Fallout 4, duh. Maybe, just maybe, some Mass Effect news.

read the article you link next time, please.

Kane Lives!

@drebin - That's brilliant, and so hilariously bullshit. (The 2nd quote, not anything you said) "They would not have blown the chopper" doesn't he know anything about the U.S. Military, or military operations and procedures in general? I mean come on, that that's what we did in Somalia in '93 for crying out loud. They were stuck for a full day trying to cut the bodies of the pilots out, but once they were out *they burned/destroyed the helicopter* because that is standard U.S. Military operating procedure if an aircraft cannot be recovered. The cockpit would have records, flight plans, radio information, sensitive technology, etc. etc. etc. and if the aircraft cannot be destroyed by it's crew, or friendly ground forces, due to time constraints or it's location, then they'll simply call in an airstrike and flatten it. Except only the first option was available here, so...

The creator of the content has the right to not upload it to Steam. In uploading anything to the workshop, you essentially sign away all the rights to it (or give Valve a copy of the rights you have, basically) and they can do whatever they want with it as long as they say it's connected with promoting Steam.

Well, The ArmAversum isn't comprised of a bunch of islands in the Green Sea. The canon islands are spread out all over the place, and in most cases the community terrains are even more widespread.

Yeah... at last check you're not allowed to be paid to make addons using the BI tools, so.... no....

Indeed! It'll be along eventually, probably. Until then Yoshi, your barbershop crate is being dropped into the middle of Chernogorsk, which ought to keep your mind off things while you fight off a bunch of communists.

I'm one of the suckers that bought the Supporter's Edition, lol.

This is priceless considering your history, Ranwer. Also, don't use "We". You do not speak for BI, the community, or addonmakers. Nobody speaks for the community or addonmakers, and only BI employees can speak for BI. This project doesn't violate any forum rules. I know because I had to be the one to burst the initial bubble way back when the idea was for TEI to be a MANW entry. Since this project is noncommercial, and is not generating any money in any way, they're in the clear. Not only that, but they're making all the content themselves (in some cases it's been donated to them) with the help of a crapload of reference pictures supplied by both devs and supporters. So before you go trying to throw your nonexistent authority around in an effort to start shit, I'd advise you to actually make sure you have some semblance of ground to stand on.

Just kidding. :p The weaponry you've mentioned is more than enough. Besides, there's really no way to replicate the way the crew chiefs would have to be bungee-corded to the helicopter or to just stand on the skid with no strap at all.