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Can't say I've played Dark Souls, but in Fallout Tactics and Xcom there was an Ironman mode that meant you could only save once you'd returned to a base, creating some hard decisions when one of your team died as to wether you accepted their fate or had to replay hours of gameplay. It would stop simply reloading the game whenever you do something silly like crash your car or get jumped by raiders and expend all your precious ammo. I've only just started to get back into Arma scripting/modding after a 12 year break, so I'm sure there is a lot for me to catch up on, but I'll have a go at drafting a script to be added into the mission that adds an autosave on sleep so long as there are no enemies that know about the player in a radius and see if I can do one for the fireplace too as well.

@Haleks Great Mod, absolutley loving this. I actually spent about 2 weeks heavily modifying the "Stronghold" mission to create a much poorer version of this mod, then found out this existed and wished I'd just spent that time playing this instead! Just a couple of ideas: I'm playing with RHSUS installed for the weapons it gives. Unfortunately though, the vehicles (especially the humvees for example) come with about 20 magazines and loads of weapons. Would it be worth having a small "removeItem" script applied to all spawned vehicles to delete their inventories (apart from for any mounted weapons magazines)? Also what would really add to the atmosphere and survival element, as well as make things a lot tenser, would be a 'hardcore' save mode. This could be enabled via the radio menu or something similar, and once enabled cannot be turned off. It would make it so the autosave feature can only be used if near a campfire (by adding an action to them) or sleep is initialised and enemies within a certain distance are not aware of the players existence. This would make encounters a hell of a lot tenser and prevent someone from just saving the game and going in all guns blazing. I know you can clearly recreate this by simply not saving at any point that you are not near a fireplace etc, but I struggle with having the self control to do this. Thanks for this wonderful piece of work.