I too am sure, that this time, we will have less bugs on release day. The main reason for that is that there will be a community alpha test. Look at what happened with Take-On.
Less, much less bugs on release.
The same will happen with Carrier Command: Gaea Mission, which is following the same pattern. Community alpha/beta will help to iron all the serious bugs. So if things run according to the plan, I think we won't have much serious bugs on release day, like all previous versions of ArmA and OFP had. It won't be clean. But it will be much better, I'm positive.
Earlier yesterday, two Czech men were arrested at Limnos island by the Greek police. According to the police reports, it seems that these Czech guys were taking photographs of Limnos' military bases, something that is prohibited in Greek islands. However, these Czech guys claimed to be members of Bohemia Interactive and stated that they were taking photos for their upcoming military FPS title, ArmA III.
Earlier yesterday, two Czech men were arrested at Limnos island by the Greek police. According to the police reports, it seems that these Czech guys were taking photographs of Limnos' military bases, something that is prohibited in Greek islands. However, these Czech guys claimed to be members of Bohemia Interactive and stated that they were taking photos for their upcoming military FPS title, ArmA III.
Always prone next to a military base! Haven't these guys been playing OFP and ARMA for years?
Haha that's hilarious . I can already see the tagline for Arma III: developers endured cold jail time to bring you the most authentic experience ever instead of making our shit playable!
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Pfft! Bugs are part of the authenticity too. Real life is full of bugs and cheaters
Haha that's hilarious . I can already see the tagline for Arma III: developers endured cold jail time to bring you the most authentic experience ever instead of making our shit playable!
gamescom booth was fucking dissapointing .. just arma 2 with dayz mod, no sign of arma 3 wtf ...
wat ? i played arma 3 for like 15 minutes or so. but only the stuff from the trailers was playable, and it was quite difficult actually. also didnt even run all that smooth
"This is true," says Bohemia Interactive's Marek Spanel via the company's official forum. "We prefer this topic not to be discussed on our forums at the moment, at least until we know more specific details about the case."
Having been charged with spying, the two devs were threatened with a 20-year maximum prison sentence. They were incarcerated for six weeks, after which they were released on £9000 bail.
I mean it's not like there's anything to spy on over there. The fuckers are so broke soon they'll be selling their shoes to Ethiopia
EDIT: But seriously, someone mentioned this and I agree, there are huge signs next to the military bases, a mile out, telling you that cameras and trespassing is forbidden.
Ok, Greece and the majority of Greek people are officialy broke but I can't see how this status of the country has something to do with these 2 arrests.It is known that cameras and trespassing is forbidden in military bases all over the world.That's a law.You are breaking the law, you're facing the consequences.
Also, Limnos island has the MM-40 Exocet Block II...
Poor bastards It's long been common knowledge that you just don't start taking photos of military installations, no matter the reason, but damn... locked up in a Greek jail? That's a slice of hell I'd spend every day praying never to experience >_<
It´s a EU country after all, must have some standards at least.
I personally haven´t been to Greece, so i dunno how the situation is there, but the EU is usually pretty uptight about human rights, one of the reasons Turkey hasn´t been invited yet.
Here in Portugal at least, non violent offenders are usually segregated into minimum security prisons that are not actually inhumane.
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. I can already see the tagline for Arma III: developers endured cold jail time to bring you the most authentic experience ever!
It's long been common knowledge that you just don't start taking photos of military installations, no matter the reason, but damn... locked up in a Greek jail? That's a slice of hell I'd spend every day praying never to experience >_<
