Drool
Try it:
http://www.gamershell.com/download_47716.shtml

scalper_old wrote on Jun 25^th, 2009 at 3:06pm:

so far soooo good and I'm real good at dying too crashed the chopper, blown up in hummer, shot and landed in water

AWSOME screens man!

It's out already?? 

Running off to download NOW!!! 

Cheers

I get the X3Daudio1_6.dll error when I try to start up the demo. I wish it would work, but from the looks of things, that game is probably going to kill my system even if I do get it running.

Nice shots!

Wow, I've spent the last 3 hours just creating my own missions. (piling up random vehicles and weapons) The detail is amazing 

Shame the planes aren't in the demo.

Got the demo... graphics are awesome!! there are some really awesome stuff in there too... construction mode was a great idea!!

It was a bit jerky at first here... need to find the best settings yet... and map the controls  but so far so awesome!! 

I checked the site a few days ago, and it didn't look like the game was out already, I thought it would be a while still... nice to know that it's out!! I'm definitely buying it!! I never even stopped playing ArmA one... this is the kind of game you never grow tired of 

Cheers

I checked out the site again, and found that the full game hasn't been released yet... currently it's on pre-order on Steam

the release date is 29/06, meaning the day after tomorrow   ...now I can't wait!!!

Cheers

Mazza wrote on Jun 27^th, 2009 at 10:37pm:


The editor has many levels of complexity, and allows you to create from the simplest "go in, kill everyone" type missions, to full blown epics with complex cinematics to multiplayer missions so complex that rival entire mp games.

The basic functionality of the editor is placing objects onto the game map... this is done by double clicking anywhere on the map while in 'units' mode (default mode)... this will open a properties dialog, where you define what you're placing, whether is a player or AI, the kind of unit and everything else concerning that item

the first drop box defines to what team that unit belongs to... blue is friendly and red is enemy... empty means you're creating empty vehicles... and you can use it to place cars and choppers for your entertainment, just remember you need a player unit to be able to play your mission (that's pretty much the only requirement)

as you go deeper you are able to place waypoints, triggers, game logic and everything else, but explaning these would quite easily max out the character limit for this post  

the ArmA2 site has links to tutorials and the whole documentation for more avid mission makers... the editor is quite a piece of software and it can be more entertaining than the game if you like making stuff... it even has it's own programming language, which allows you to create and manipulate the game rules so far as to make completely different games other than the 'default' ArmA

check out this site: http://www.ofpec.com/
it has many tutorials on how to use the editor, and a forum... the tutorials might be for ArmA one or even Operation Flashpoint, but the editor's basic design hasn't changed much on ArmA2 so most of the old tutorials still apply  

Hope this helps

Cheers

these were some very long 2 days, but ArmA2 has finally become available on Steam... I'm downloading right now  

90% done!! but I have to stop the download right now, since my computer is in my bedroom, and it's as loud as a jet engine... and I have to sleep  

tomorrow it'll be done!! after that is happiness   ...this is the kind of game that makes all the money I put into this rig be worth it!!

91% now... tomorrow should be fun  

Cheers

Another game my computer cant run 

Am loving it....but finding it bloody difficult as well (apart from the choppers...they're a piece of cake )

Just wondering how you're getting screenshots. Irfanview isn't working for it and neither is just hitting print screen.....any ideas?

.mic

FSSCREEN?