RussianBandit

hi. i like many of us, frequent many internet forums. i am happy to see that you guys have installed a bunch of forum styles. i hate the look of the default vbulletin v4. i like the v3 much better. and you guys have a v3 on v4 theme. awesome. thanks., i would also like to know exactly which template this is please. why? i will recommend it to several forums i visit. i know i could try and locate it manually on vbulletin.org but since this is a thread where we can ask mods/admins on here questions, surely the web guy could answer this one easily. tell me even if it's a paid for version as that's okay. though i assume it's a free one made by a fan and available for free to any and all, on vbulletin.org, but finding it there, among thousands of things, may be a task in itself. please and thanks. heck, maybe even another regular user here knows.

this is the most paranoid forum i have ever seen. to register, on the same page, you need to pass the typical captcha, and not one but two different questions. right... now, as i am making this post i see i still have to use captcha. maybe it's a new user thing, but whatever... just who exactly are you trying to keep out? yeah, right spammers... maybe there's some history behind this iron curtain, i just don't know it. so my general arma 3 questions are: what is the official name of this game. is it arma 3 or arma iii (ArmA III) or what? because there is nothing more unprofessional or confusing when a game company itself uses different names. the 500 "name in credits" option has expired. how does one know if they got in and will have their name listed? is there a list? has bohemia listed a range of invoice numbers that made it in? so perhaps where they say; "if your invoice has an order number under #100500 you're in the credits, and all with 100501 are too late". my own idea for an additional supporter reward is to have a different steam appid for the supporter version of arma 3. since it's steamworks that would be easy. what that would mean is that those who paid the ultimate price (yes, double entendre) would have a separate appid. the steam keys used for the different versions are already marked as such. it would be trivial to implement. patching would use the same files so not an issue. all it would mean, in practical terms is that those who get the supporter edition could be distinguished on steam just by looking at their profile. regular or deluxe owners would be identified as Arma 3 and supporters as Arma 3 Supporter (or Arma 3 - Supporter Edition) here's a quick mockup.

I wish this game was on Steam.