Unit 2 - Communications (Unit 78)
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Arma 3 - Taken from PC Gamer on 31/10/18 - https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/arma-3-review/
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The scale of Arma 3 dwarfs everything in the genre, including Arma 2. Altis, a keyhole portion of which is seen in these screenshots, but what's more significant is that Arma's landscape finally has the technology it deserves. Fictional and adapted contemporary weapons, vehicles, and equipment make up Arma 3's armory. Arma 3 represents an aesthetic overhaul of the series. Unbelievable dynamic lighting, a volumetric cloud system, genuine vehicle physics, 3D weapon optics, ragdoll, noticeably improved weapon audio, and other grainy, eye-level details await scrutiny inside Arma 3's macro elegance. The best improvement is the merciful cutting of Arma 2's rigid, Tin-Man-without-oil combat animations, which makes infantry combat more responsive in your hands. Even on high-end hardware, my framerate dips under the spectacle of some multiplayer missions. Friendly AI units, though marginally better-behaved, still depend on the player to be their brains, an issue that's circumvented by playing Arma the way God intended it: cooperatively. Arma's capacity for stimulating camaraderie, atmosphere, and problem-solving, in other words, is fully intact. The feeling of ownership that arises over these moments between you and your squadmates sticks in your brain.
On the ground, a new stance adjustments system is the best thing that's ever happened to infantry combat in Arma. Holding the Ctrl key as a modifier while tapping W or S cycles between nine vertical stances, and you can also take a horizontal step in addition to using Q or E to lean. Coupled with the general smoothing of movement. AI remains a shortcoming. Arma 3's enemies oscillate between being eagle-eyed snipers at one moment and static, dumb, 3D silhouettes evocative of a light gun arcade game another. I watched a rifleman flee for the first time in Arma. This is the sort of human behavior I'd love to see more of. Friendly AI is even worse, unfortunately, because they're typically your responsibility/ Pathfinding isn't reliable. The crux of the issue is Arma's mile-long command menu, which scatters dozens of commands across all 10 numerical keys. Like the enemy AI, though, there are glimpses of authentic behavior. Bohemia's graphical improvements are substantial enough to make Arma 3 one of the most visually impressive games on any platform. illuminated by lighting that produces pink sunsets, blinding solar glare, and golden afternoons. Gravel, sand, and grass all emit different sounds under your boots.
If the downside of Arma's fidelity is its inconsistent graphical performance, its upside is that it reliably produces stories. I'm annoyed that it's still much more of a burden to command teammates than it should be, on par with chaperoning a second-grade field trip. It's bothersome that enemy AI oscillates between being smart and dull. For most of us, the self-authored war that awaits in co-op is worth tolerating all of this.
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A realistic military FPS that gives the player the ability to commande entire armies from the frontline. With its photo-realistic graphics and its 3 chapter campaigns, you'll be jumping to multiplayer to fight with your friends.
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Review/Journal
Arma 3 - Taken from PC Gamer on 31/10/18 - https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/arma-3-review/
Text Editing:
The scale of Arma 3 dwarfs everything in the genre, including Arma 2. Altis, a keyhole portion of which is seen in these screenshots, but what's more significant is that Arma's landscape finally has the technology it deserves. Fictional and adapted contemporary weapons, vehicles, and equipment make up Arma 3's armory. Arma 3 represents an aesthetic overhaul of the series. Unbelievable dynamic lighting, a volumetric cloud system, genuine vehicle physics, 3D weapon optics, ragdoll, noticeably improved weapon audio, and other grainy, eye-level details await scrutiny inside Arma 3's macro elegance. The best improvement is the merciful cutting of Arma 2's rigid, Tin-Man-without-oil combat animations, which makes infantry combat more responsive in your hands. Even on high-end hardware, my framerate dips under the spectacle of some multiplayer missions. Friendly AI units, though marginally better-behaved, still depend on the player to be their brains, an issue that's circumvented by playing Arma the way God intended it: cooperatively. Arma's capacity for stimulating camaraderie, atmosphere, and problem-solving, in other words, is fully intact. The feeling of ownership that arises over these moments between you and your squadmates sticks in your brain.
On the ground, a new stance adjustments system is the best thing that's ever happened to infantry combat in Arma. Holding the Ctrl key as a modifier while tapping W or S cycles between nine vertical stances, and you can also take a horizontal step in addition to using Q or E to lean. Coupled with the general smoothing of movement. AI remains a shortcoming. Arma 3's enemies oscillate between being eagle-eyed snipers at one moment and static, dumb, 3D silhouettes evocative of a light gun arcade game another. I watched a rifleman flee for the first time in Arma. This is the sort of human behavior I'd love to see more of. Friendly AI is even worse, unfortunately, because they're typically your responsibility/ Pathfinding isn't reliable. The crux of the issue is Arma's mile-long command menu, which scatters dozens of commands across all 10 numerical keys. Like the enemy AI, though, there are glimpses of authentic behavior. Bohemia's graphical improvements are substantial enough to make Arma 3 one of the most visually impressive games on any platform. illuminated by lighting that produces pink sunsets, blinding solar glare, and golden afternoons. Gravel, sand, and grass all emit different sounds under your boots.
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A realistic military FPS that gives the player the ability to commande entire armies from the frontline. With its photo-realistic graphics and its 3 chapter campaigns, you'll be jumping to multiplayer to fight with your friends.
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