TacoGrease

My mistake on 2035, then. That opens up even more possibilities And yes, GR is definitely story driven (which is kind of a minus, I think) as compared to the sandbox nature of ArmA, but GR is the only game I can think of that really integrates near-future systems. From what I've seen, however, ArmA III looks to change that. I've definitely checked out the confirmed features/vehicles/weapons/systems thread, but because I had not seen any of things I mentioned I thought I'd post them here :) The airborne laser would make for some impressive Close Air Support :P And yeah, the Stealth Hawk looks pretty lol. ------------------------------------------------------ Has there been much talk of active camouflage?

Would be so stoked to see the 160th :) It would also be legit to see Delta, the SEALs, and USAF Special Tactics operation together, like in real life. Given the presence of a civilian population, it seems like Army Special Forces (the Green Berets) would seem fitting as well. Being new to the forums (and therefore having only been able to consume a handful of posts in my times here thus far), what is the community's feeling toward futuristic tech? I mean, the storyline for ArmAIII is set in 2025, so theoretically that could make for some pretty cool additions, depending on the community's and BI's desires. Basically, if I'm looking for that, should I just go play Ghost Recon? (even though Future Soldier looks pretty...muddled) For example: Bell Hybrid Tilt Rotor (or something similarly inspired): Boeing Airborne Laser (ABL) - which would by 2025 likely be available on platforms like the B-1: US Navy X-47B UCAV (or even a sixth generation fighter like Boeing's F/A-XX concept): Lockheed HULC Powered Exoskeleton: Concept Helmet (though I do love the OpsCore): Big Dog (for really rough terrain): Scan Eagle (Small, Swarming Drone): Optical/Active Camouflage (Metamaterials-based): Picture defeats the point :P MH-X "Stealth Hawk" Or again, should I just go play Ghost Recon? :P