I own Arma II, never really got that into it........I was a huge, huge Operation Flashpoint fan back in the day...once you were dialed-into how to play and move in that game (memorizing squad orders for instance, their keys) it really did become a dangerously realistic combat simulator. It remains the only FPS I have ever played that put me into the game where every time I was prone in a dense repeating forest with enemy voices around me, or laying prone trying to evade or possibly destroy an enemy tank or BMP while having nothing but a rifle and 1 grenade left on me......it was the only game to ever give me pucker-factor! I mean, any game that had you running in real time to a destination for 2, 3 hours sometimes only to get killed and have to respawn all the way back...it really made you afraid to do anything in the game. even exposing yourself by shooting a sure-thing enemy kill is something you consider. "If I shoot this guy, 10 more will be on me.....but if I let him pass....can I sneak in?". Its the first game that ever made me do this like I might do in real life, by putting self-preservation first (usually by cowering and retreating) 
I would get the expansion pack for ARMA II, which you need to play Day Z, but i'm reading that going in solo is basically the same as setting yourself up for repeated deaths....everyone is a hostile to you, plus the dead.... :P
Too brutal to do alone I guess.....has anyone here played it? is it awesome or is it only so if you invest your life in it like an MMO....??

I would get the expansion pack for ARMA II, which you need to play Day Z, but i'm reading that going in solo is basically the same as setting yourself up for repeated deaths....everyone is a hostile to you, plus the dead.... :P
Too brutal to do alone I guess.....has anyone here played it? is it awesome or is it only so if you invest your life in it like an MMO....??
















