(just updated to english)

TL;DR: ArmA III: A highly demanding and resource-intensive shooter and simulator. While the game offers breathtaking experiences with its rich scenarios and stunning visuals, it used to require a high-end PC for optimal performance (update 2024: a normal gaming PC should be enough today). The DLCs significantly enhance the gameplay, making them worth the investment. Despite some persistent bugs (update 2024: tbh... not that many anymore), ArmA III remains a captivating game, especially when played in Hardcore/First Person mode to avoid common issues like wall peeking.

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# ArmA is a very demanding and resource-intensive shooter and simulator. But what exactly is good and bad about it?

The biggest problem for me has always been the FPS rate. With an average PC, it used to be impossible to even approach the 60 FPS mark in intense, action-packed scenarios. Therefore, ArmA was clearly a game only for those who could afford the necessary hardware. However, with recent updates and hardware improvements, a normal gaming PC should be sufficient today.

But when ArmA hits those 50-90 FPS moments, the experience can be breathtaking. From multiple explosions on a chaotic battlefield to the most stunning sunsets, it has everything! For me, the purchase was definitely worth it (even though I had to buy it twice, lol).

# Why Should You Buy DLCs?

The DLCs expand the gaming experience significantly! Sure, the prices might seem steep to some, but in my opinion, they are absolutely worth it. The recent "APEX Protocol" alone justifies the cost. Anyone who has flown a Blackfish into the sunset or landed in a hot LZ on the Tanoa map or trekked through the jungle will agree. The other DLCs like Marksman or Helicopter are also nice "small" additions that might be a bit unbalanced but don't provide a distinct advantage. Remember, ArmA is not an arcade shooter – those who complain about a Mar-10 could just as well complain about an MX or a Lynx. It's all about teamwork and perspective!

# What Is My Conclusion?

ArmA is a beautiful game that has given me many great moments, and with modding support, it never gets boring. While ArmA had some bugs in the past, Bohemia has addressed many of them over time, significantly improving the gaming experience. If you play ArmA on a reasonable level (HC - First Person), you can avoid issues like wall peeking, which definitely enhances the game.

# So my tip: If you get annoyed by pre-fire, wallbangs, or bug-using, try playing Hardcore/First Person mode!

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Overall, ArmA III is a gem for those who love tactical shooters and simulators. Just be ready to invest in some decent hardware and dive into the expansive world of DLCs for the full experience. Enjoy the battles, the beauty, and the tactical depth that only ArmA can offer!

(just updated to english) TL;DR: ArmA III: A highly demanding and resource-intensive shooter and simulator. While the game offers breathtaking experiences with its rich scenarios and stunning visuals, it used to require a high-end PC for optimal performance (update 2024: a normal gaming PC should be enough today). The DLCs significantly enhance the gameplay, making them worth the investment. Despite some persistent bugs (update 2024: tbh... not that many anymore), ArmA III remains a captivating game, especially when played in Hardcore/First Person mode to avoid common issues like wall peeking. #-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-# - ArmA III - # ArmA is a very demanding and resource-intensive shooter and simulator. But what exactly is good and bad about it? The biggest problem for me has always been the FPS rate. With an average PC, it used to be impossible to even approach the 60 FPS mark in intense, action-packed scenarios. Therefore, ArmA was clearly a game only for those who could afford the necessary hardware. However, with recent updates and hardware improvements, a normal gaming PC should be sufficient today. But when ArmA hits those 50-90 FPS moments, the experience can be breathtaking. From multiple explosions on a chaotic battlefield to the most stunning sunsets, it has everything! For me, the purchase was definitely worth it (even though I had to buy it twice, lol). # Why Should You Buy DLCs? The DLCs expand the gaming experience significantly! Sure, the prices might seem steep to some, but in my opinion, they are absolutely worth it. The recent "APEX Protocol" alone justifies the cost. Anyone who has flown a Blackfish into the sunset or landed in a hot LZ on the Tanoa map or trekked through the jungle will agree. The other DLCs like Marksman or Helicopter are also nice "small" additions that might be a bit unbalanced but don't provide a distinct advantage. Remember, ArmA is not an arcade shooter – those who complain about a Mar-10 could just as well complain about an MX or a Lynx. It's all about teamwork and perspective! # What Is My Conclusion? ArmA is a beautiful game that has given me many great moments, and with modding support, it never gets boring. While ArmA had some bugs in the past, Bohemia has addressed many of them over time, significantly improving the gaming experience. If you play ArmA on a reasonable level (HC - First Person), you can avoid issues like wall peeking, which definitely enhances the game. # So my tip: If you get annoyed by pre-fire, wallbangs, or bug-using, try playing Hardcore/First Person mode! --- Overall, ArmA III is a gem for those who love tactical shooters and simulators. Just be ready to invest in some decent hardware and dive into the expansive world of DLCs for the full experience. Enjoy the battles, the beauty, and the tactical depth that only ArmA can offer!