The year is 2035, and things aren't looking good for Europe and its allies. As a risen China expands its influence and control over the East, Russia uses oil money to lure countries away from the EU, and Iran begins taking territory along the Mediterranean. Turkey has fallen, and the Middle Eastern power is now looking to Greece, weakened by its financial meltdown and politically isolated from the rest of Europe. Beginning from this near-future scenario that sounds disturbingly plausible given current events, Arma III takes players into one of the most realistic military simulation games yet.
Dedmen writes: "Welcome to this technical deep dive into Arma 3's performance optimizations in update 2.20. Before handing you over to this blog's actual author, I wanted to share a few words on the state of Live Ops. Yes, REPception is now a thing."
ARMA 3 and ARMA Reforger project lead Krzysztof Bielawski discusses the use of the game for misinformation in real-world conflict.
Bohemia Interactive claims an ARMA 3 console port is completely impossible, but more optimisations are in the works.
