Jimmy the Saint

That's just a saying. I was actually thinking of Willy Wonka! :p

I do live here click.

I don't want to spoil your expectation, but I don't think you're going to see a PS3 version of "ArmA 2". The game seems to be too complex. Just think about how long it took to convert "OPF" to a gaming console.

"ArmA 2" supports WinXP, you don't need to activate any compatibly mode.

:nuts:

Those are high command symbols and show you different groups (depends on symbols) under your command. You can change between high command units and your fireteam/squad by hitting "Ctrl+Space". ;)

You have to compare "Eject" with a emergency jump (out).

Be careful when giving the command to "Disembark". Sometimes A.I units tend to get injured or killed when jumping out of a vehicle while it's still slightly moving. So be sure the vehicle has come to a full stop and doesn't even float on a hillside. ;)

The thread starter made one incidental remark about the featured islands (Utes and Chernarus) in "ArmA 2". In my opinion they're just too few and do not satisfy my demand in numbers.

Cheers! :) I always liked the exemplary Operation Flashpoint missions a lot. Of course, they might have been straightforward at times, but they had some pretty intense and remarkable moments because of their up close and personal situations (without the possibility to respawn). Those situations and the limitation of resources forces every player to become a tactical part of the whole team. I believe that's the essence of Operation Flashpoint, ArmA and now Arma 2.

Do you get a response like "roger" from your team or do they ask "Where are you?" Maybe you've just forgotten to select your team? Setting your team to "safe" or even better "aware" is a good hint aswell!

By looking at the title of your thread, I guess you're fully aware of the problems within this mission. Maybe you should really try to use the search function or look for the numerous threads with the same content. You might aswell search for "Endmission". *by the way, Badlands will be fixed with the next patch, so they say

You cannot argue like this, because there are exceptions of the rule. I could say ArmA2 runs best on a 32bit OS because ArmA2 is a 32bit application, but my statement could be wrong too. Have a look around the forums and you'll notice that people made different experiences. :) *But if you're having enough time and you're able to do it, I'd say, give Win7 a try aswell.

I agree with that! :)

Finally somebody brings this thread back to its topic. :)