Seriously, after accidentally killing an unfriendly NPC with a grenade, I was treated by a ‘Mission Failed’ notification, and THEN a cutscene of my guy getting shot by a firing squad. If you think of Red Orchestra 2’s more realistic approach to World War 2 combat (specifically), and then throw in ArmA’s large sweeping chunks of country side, and you have yourselves the basis for a very hardcore and pretty unforgiving game. If your post has been removed, it's probably violated a subreddit rule.You know, I’d always wondered what ArmA was like – hyper-realistic simulations have always fascinated me, but I’ve never really had the chance to delve into them properly – having spent some time playing Iron Front: Liberation 1944 however, I need wonder no longer. You are responsible for reading the sidebar and subreddit rules. Use the Weekly Questions Thread pinned to the frontpage for general questions. Search the subreddit before posting your question has probably been asked and answered before! See /r/FindAUnit if you're looking for a community to join. Read the ARMA 3 Getting Started Guide in the Wiki.
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