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Vet mode gives you an unsteerabel chute from what I percieved.

"No mission editor for the console versions at release. PC Mission editor Confirmed and is the same one the developers are using. Split Screen Mode will not be available for local or online play. It is confirmed that there is no track IR or free look for infantry on ALL platforms however, free look and track IR is supported for vehicles It has been confirmed on the official site forum by an administrator that there will be no provisions for leaning action. " Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Flashpoint_2

be interested in seeing if you saw the same results if you reversed the partition lcoations for your windows 7 and xp installs.

Then it's missing from the zip file because I've downloaded a few times and I've never had it. And i've always been under the impression that the signed update was the complete package but with a working signed key, and if it's not, it should have been. It's rough enough keeping up with addon versions.

Heck strap on 30 pounds of gear and tell us you can jump much higher than you can take a big giant step. Arma 2 has already gone far and above most other games by not allowing you to be stopped by ankle high garbage on the roads the way a large number of others games tend too.

The readme leaves a lot to be desired for those of ust that havent' installed a BIS game addon for 7 years if ever. Suggested Readme additions: Place all files within ..\Arma 2\@gdtmod_hdr\Addons\ -- missing theAddons Folder as far as I can tell default key is 'Home'

Have to remember, Arma 1 and 2 render double square kilometre's at a general minimum and BF and COD might render up to 4 or 6 square kilometre's at their max. Every bullet, every tracer and every leaf has physics modeling and you can see how the processing load on these games is easly 5-10 times that over your run of the mill run and gunner.

Just like crysis, give the hardware 6-9 months to catch up.

Thanks for the signage, felt kinda odd self-signign one for my server.

The entire role of the A-10 is to fly at 200 knots and 200 feet, and provide anti-armour/defense support for a platoon.

You only get to focus on anything in about a 120-90 degree field of view, the outside 40-80 degrees is motion and contrast detection. Even veteren mode offers the white bubbles on the screen edge to indicate a motion or contrast sensing, without highlighting it in the FOV. Seeing over walls and around corners is game breaking for the most part, and definately more so than an artificially limited FOV. If you want 3rd person in PVP might as well turn on all the newbie level settings and get a massive boost to situational awareness, god knwo sI coudl use it some days when my team is sneaking up on an enemy I saw disappear behind a fenceline and I get them confused.

It's pretty much as the others have suggested, mission makers have been thinkign large and utilizing the entirety of the map, whcih woudl be great 3 months from now with full PVP servers. We just need a few peopel to make soem quick and dirty maps that aren't any larger than town to town for now.

Quick question, curious if anyone's inferred through observation a minimum upload bandwidth required per player slot for smooth gameplay on a dedicated server?

I just know that in the past you used to have a recommended amount of bandwidth per player in the server. Looking to host my own, and was hoping to find out approximately how much bandwidth was needed to run say a 16 slot server.

Press and hold RMB for zoom function.

Check your key mappings, I have never personally experienced this.

I'm in the same boat Datter. Splurged on one after humming and hawing over it for 3 years now, likely get a frying pan over the head over it myself.

Most aircraft use a gattling gun as an after thought accessory, the A-10 is literally built around the GAU-8. The entire design thought of the A-10 was "I have a massive gattling gun, now build me a plane to use it".

Ever consider Trying Escape > Revert >Load your desired save point?

Techincaly 100% of the Longbows have the radar dome as that's waht differenciates the AH-64D from the AH-64A (which is sans dome) and is jsut called the Apache.

Well the other term for it could be deflection shooting, and you don't zero in your scope for snap shots either, from what I know, which isn't much, is that for themost part a sniepr's rifle scope is zeroed in on a specific range ahead of time, and deflection is only dialed in if you have loads of time to get the perfect shot (law enforcement sharpshooters during hostage situations come to mind), but generally if you are on the move and encounter an enemy that you are at risk of exposing your self too, as as sniper you are trained to use teh graduations on the crosshairs to make delfection adjustments on the fly. Now in OFP the M24 had a distance dial stock, I haven't used it, but am kind of surprised it isn't included in ArmA2 stock. One of the reasons I prefer the PSO scope in both games.