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Added: Challenges now ignore other tiers of currently assigned challenges when assigning a new challenge Changed: Character shown in the reward screen was low detailed Changed: Content of combination lock box content Changed: Updated translation files for Spanish and Italian Changed: Outlander Uniform fixed for Lobby and Reward Screen Fixed: It was not possible to deconstruct more than 1 Consumable at a time Fixed: Weapons correctly centered in aiming down the sights Fixed: Challenge Manager had a tendency to give daily challenges of the same category during reset, ie. when looking for the least recently used category, it was only factoring in completed challenges, not currently active ones. Fixed: Number of friends shown in the leaderboard Fixed: UI & preview updated on customization loaded Fixed: When you open menu just before the wipe reward screen is shown, you will be stuck Fixed: Proximity-triggered events (airdrop, antenna, barred vault, comm station, exit area) should now be triggered only by the local player, not by any player Fixed: Threat based challenge condition to correctly respond to killing and becoming a threat Fixed: It now takes 4 kills to become a threat, not just one Fixed: Challenges in duo modes now properly count their progression Fixed: Challenges to extract wit some items didn't count properly Fixed: Item Deconstruct challenges were tracking item crafting instead of deconstruction Fixed: Game mode description is now properly localized to client language Fixed: Extracting with an item challenges now accounts for matches where the player dies with insurance Fixed: Comm Station Challenge now takes into account any interaction with a comm station Fixed: Ambient sound of Comm Station is now properly started/stopped as appropriate. Tweaked: SnowForest map fog density

I'm sorry for the issue, there was a misconfiguration of map rotation.

I'm sorry for the issue, there was a misconfiguration of map rotation. It is all fixed now, along with an update to fix some major issues. I hope this helps.

Glad to hear it works as it should And sorry for the Pay to WIn part, it was not aimed directly at You, rather explaining why we chose this road. To dig a bit deeper, if we didn't do that, it would even allow some strange loadouts like with EMR and full grenades and vests. And we don't think that's anything for Argo. I'm glad You enjoy the game, have fun playing :)

I have some bad news for You - Argo is not a pay to win game in any regard ;) That means You have to be able to use standard EMR to be able to use the pumpkin pie one. Try spending some skill points to open the DMR 2 tier and see the pumpkin pie EMR opened. The same goes for AKs and SPAR, they need You to have the tiers in skill tree opened to be used.

As of today, we're inviting external developers to send us their pitch for new third-party premium DLC for Arma 3 (be sure to read the invitation here). In the meantime, if you have any questions, suggestions, or concerns, we welcome you to share them here. Thank you for your interest!

Hi everyone, After more than four years of post-release development, the Arma 3 team is gradually moving onto new projects here at Bohemia Interactive. This includes the development of new games, as well as the development of the technology and tools that will power our future projects. Of course, we've not yet reached the final destination on the current Arma 3 roadmap, and with Tac-Ops and Tanks DLC on the way, there's still a lot to look forward to! Beyond that, as we'll be investing our resources into the longer-term future, it means that Arma 3 Tanks will most likely be our final, official, DLC release. Of course, we'll still be supporting the Arma 3 platform with updates afterwards. However, these should not involve major changes to the game's core architecture, which also makes it less likely for such updates to cause compatibility issues, and helps us to ensure a more stable platform overall. Regardless, thanks to our dedicated community, we're convinced that Arma 3 will remain active and relevant for many more years. Yet to help Arma 3 continue its life as a constantly evolving platform, there's one other idea that we wish to pursue. Namely, we'd like to work with external development teams, including the splendid developers in our community, to publish their Arma 3 projects as third-party premium DLC on Steam. As most of you probably already know, Arma 3 Jets DLC was the first opportunity for us to become familiar with third-party development partnerships. This DLC was developed together with BRAVO ZERO ONE STUDIOS (B01) - an external team led by Make Arma Not War winner Joshua "Saul" Carpenter. To put it simply, B01 developed the premium assets like the new jets and carrier, while our own development team took care of the related free platform features such as the sensor overhaul. It was a very challenging, but also satisfying and successful project. And even though we don't have the resources to directly support the development of any future third-party DLC (unlike the more cross-collaborative approach to Jets DLC), the overall experience has made us confident about extending this opportunity to other external developers. Furthermore, this opportunity also connects with our belief that quality content creators, including the talented developers in our community, deserve a financial reward for their hard work - and facilitating this would eventually lead to many benefits for everyone. At the same time, we're also very keen to preserve everything that makes community content and modding such a beloved component of our series. For this reason, let us already point out a few things: We'll be looking to select and publish new projects, but also existing projects that would be able to scale up in quality/quantity as a result of being published as a premium DLC. However, we'll always insist that any existing free Arma 3 addons and mods remain free. In other words, third-party DLC we publish should never replace something which was previously free. Different from Arma 3's official DLC so far, this new third-party premium DLC would always be an optional installation. This means you only download the DLC data after you've purchased the third-party DLC pack - and so if you didn't purchase and install the additional content, you wouldn't see it listed in Arma 3's main menu or in the Editor's content browser. As mentioned earlier, we'll not be able to offer development support for third-party DLC. However, we will provide guidelines on technical and quality requirements, assist with the Quality Assurance process, help with promotion and deliver the tools for mastering. Lastly, we know from experience how difficult it can be to bring a project to completion. With that in mind, we currently anticipate that probably only a few third-party premium DLC packs will get published each year. Our intention is to ensure a steady flow of exciting new Arma 3 content over the next few years, while also making sure not to clutter the game with an excessive amount of premium DLC. For now, we're mostly looking to get the ball rolling by inviting those who are interested in a collaboration to send us their DLC proposal. To do so, please send us your pitch (which should already include a working in-game prototype delivered as an Arma 3 mod) to businessdevelopment@bistudio.com. After we've evaluated your concept and if we see potential, we can start discussing the details of the agreement, the development schedule, and anything else that might be relevant to your project. All in all, we know you'll have many more questions, and quite honestly, we might not have all the answers just yet. We're currently in the process of formulating the basic guidelines, and forming the team of people who will be guiding the entire process. We'll probably also be making some mistakes and all be learning as we go. However, in the end, our ambition is straightforward and clear: to establish a third-party publishing framework which benefits our content creators, our players, and our longer-term future. In the meantime, if you have any questions, suggestions, or concerns, we welcome you to share them with us. Thank you for your interest - we'll keep you informed as things progress!

Hello. There are actually three ways how to obtain the package: You go to Gamescom and visit our booth, You ask someone visiting the booth to get You the key, or You may obtain the package on Steam. Ideally, we would like to hear and see You in person, but there are even some giveaways on various channels. See https://www.projectargo.net/blog/announcements/meet-argo-devs-at-gamescom-and-receive-exclusive-in-game-items for more details.

There seems to be a hiccough on the Steam service, it's available via direct search (http://store.steampowered.com/app/690780/Argo__I_went_to_Cologne_and_all_I_got_was_this_DLC_Pack/) but it's not shown as a child of Argo itself just yet. You may either buy it on Steam, or feel free to ask someone to grab you a code on Gamescom

21-08-2017 Gamescom update Size of the update: 1,3 GB General News: We added new package with exclusive in-game assets called "I went to Cologne Expo and all I got was this DLC". As the name suggests the best way to claim it is to come visit us at Gamescom. This pack will only be available to get for limited amount of time - duration of Gamescom. We added some cool Gamescom graffiti to our playable locations, go check them out and feel free to Tweet your screenshots at us! UI: Added: Descriptions in Loading screens added based on new unit's apparels. Changed: Radio volume slider in Audio Options (obsolete setting with no function in Argo) Others: Added: New languages – Turkish Bugfixes: Fixed: Too small component for mouse acceleration in controls for some languages. Fixed: Player wasn't able to move after multiple pressing of 'Kill yourself' button. Fixed: Wrong vizualization of the power stat of AK-12 and AK-12 GL in the Equipment. Fixed: HUD Helpers states in Game Options are now localized. Fixed: Too small component for mouse acceleration in controls for some languages. Fixed: Combat Patrol - Proper vests are now used for playable units Fixed: Link - Airdrop crate would not get deleted between rounds if claimed near the round end Fixed: Occasional stuck black screen at the match start Fixed: If you host your own game of Combat Patrol, the mission will not end properly.

The recent changes of AI skill (see Reply to AI Discussion (dev branch)) resulted in a slower recognition of enemies. This has been tweaked, we are still trying to find proper solution for that. Generally speaking, current recognition speeds are still a bit slower than before the AI skill change.

Thanks a lot for precious feedback! We have spent a good deal of time discussing this change, lets provide you with some more context. We always wanted to make the Argo experience as immerse as possible. We divided the HUD helpers into various categories to see if they have some impact on the actual gameplay, and there was just one that really did - the crosshair. The decision was pretty easy for us on that one, as players may aim down the sights, there is no need for any artificial help in that regard. One thing that was on the edge was marking of friendlies - that made it a lot easier to see where the friendlies are. Given the ration of team kills, we decided to remove the general helper and add a new one only in case you aim at a friendly. Recognizing the enemies still adds you precious time to secure the kill and allow fulfilling of the objectives. Other HUD helpers, such as round status and position of points, are already available in one way or another, be it on the map, in the score screen or via announcer voices. We decided to keep them based on players preference. On the other hand, we'll evaluate that decision based on data we get from the live environment. I hope this explains the changes a bit more in depth, feel free to let the feedback flowing.

The fine gentlemen at our support informed me that they have a way to solve such individual issues. Could You, please, try to contact them, they should be able to help You. I'm sorry for the inconveniences.

I'm sorry for the confusion, it's actually the other way around - damage to main turret doesn't disable the secondary one anymore. I'm sorry for the confusion, I'll try to formulate it better in the changelog.

13-07-2017 EXE rev. 142346 (game) EXE rev. 142346 (launcher) Size: ~256 MB (depends on Apex ownership) DATA Tweaked: Combat Patrol - weather & daytime presets are no longer forced for user-made scenarios Tweaked: Improved civilian base class event handler inheritance for better compatibility with community addons Added: Non-moving variants of wind turbines; you can find them in the editor as "Wind Turbine (Off)" and "Wind Turbine (Off, Camo)" Added: Light when firing launchers; also moved light and smoke effects from ammo to the weapon itself for NLAW and Titan Tweaked: The function that does the adjustments to vehicles through Garage is now spawned (this way it works properly also for simple objects) Added: The scenario description in the loading screen now stretches vertically up to the height of the overview image ENGINE Fixed: The commander's turret didn't work if the main turret was broken (it is properly independent on each other now)