However, this huge amount of DLC is not very good for new players as some online servers require specific DLC, therefore, meaning that the game is a greater investment than some people initially think. This link provides a complete run down on all the DLC. After playing with these DLC, I can say that some are more fun/needed than others. However, this comes in at a huge price: $59.99 (Arma 3 Apex Edition) + $24.99 (DLC Bundle 1) + $24.99 (DLC Bundle 2) which equals out to approximately $110.
On top of that, in their paid DLC there is an additional 6 hours with Arma 3 apex, and even more content with the Laws of War, Jets, Helicopters, Tanks, Marksmen, Karts, Tac-ops and Helicopters DLC. Single Player: Arma 3 has a decently long 25-hour campaign. The game is developed by Bohemia Interactive, the developers of the previous Arma games as well as Military Simulation products such as VGS Blue, which is not available to the public. If you in addition could take control over individual units at will, it would be even more awesome.Arma 3 () is a Fist Person and 3rd person shooter that focuses immensely on realism as military simulation. But with Zeus being here, if it's easily moddable and possible to restrict certain features with scripts or what ever, a mod can easily be made to make arma into an RTS. I wouldn't say that I'd want this to be an official feature, there are more important things.
Is it done so that it can be modded? Imagine how awesome it would be if it could play like Red alert or the like, where you could spawn units based on resources and tech development? My thought is, just like you did in High command, by placing structures able to produce certain types of units based on available resources, is it possible to play ARMA III as an real time strategy game, controlling it from the top?įrom the trailer, it looks like you can place units at ease, without having to care about resources or anything like that. It struck me, as it did with high command in ARMA II, this is as close to RTS as you can get.
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