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• gamedeal user

  Aug 8, 2023

  Got adopted by an Australian man after joining 10/10
• BigMoneyBrodie

  Aug 7, 2023

  No steam workshop, consent crashes, perpetual server restarts ect. Just dont bother with this, its nothing more then a paid tech demo/mod creation suite. 1000% should be free.
• gamedeal user

  May 18, 2022

  BE AWARE This is not Arma 4 This will not get you a discount on Arma 4 Currently only 12 months of support is planned This is just a MP demo bundled with development tools to allow modders the chance to port their content to the new engine prior to Arma 4. Having said that this is early yet but it feels like a larger step up from Arma 2 to 3 in a positive way while still being Arma. Gone is the scroll wheel menu all hail contextual interactions. I'm excited for the future of Arma based on this. Just wanted to help people know what they are getting. I'm sure your favorite content creator will shortly have a video to go into more details.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 13, 2022

  The main objective in this game is to send crash reports to Bohemia Interactive.
• gamedeal user

  May 18, 2022

  TL;DR

  Full review below • Not Arma 4, just an engine test/preview. Arma 4 will be a completely separate release and purchase when that releases around 2024. • Not worth full price at current state, unless you wish to support devs or utilize developer tools. • Contains three playable game types: PvP Capture Points, Zeus Game Master, and a tutorial. • Runs relatively smoothly albeit not without its fair share of bugs and quirks. • Uses a context menu (similar to DayZ) that replaces the old scroll wheel interaction menu. But also has console-orientated UI elements that are bad for PC. • Graphics are a major improvement over previous installment. • Is supported by BI's new addon workshop instead of the Steam workshop used by Arma 3.

  What exactly is Arma Reforger?

  It's important to note, that this is not Arma 4, or even a standalone game. This is simply a tech demo/testing platform for the Enfusion engine for Arma 4, which is estimated to release by 2025. As such, Reforger is fairly bare-bones content-wise. Currently, all that is included is a PvP game mode that is somewhat similar to Squad, and a simple "Zeus Game Master" game mode that allows for custom-made PvP/Coop scenarios. This is all on the one map, Everon, the remake of the Operation Flashpoint map. Also included is the Enfusion Dedicated Server for server hosts and the Arma Reforger Tools.

  Is it worth getting?

  The current price IMO is too high to make it worth purchasing, unless you're an avid Arma fan and want to track the future of Arma and support the devs, or you're planning to use the Arma Reforger Tools to get into development. But if you're thinking of getting this just for something to play, it'd be more worth it to buy Squad or Arma 3. The only reason for my up-vote is for the extensive toolset provided to allow addon makers to develop and test mods that will eventually seen in Arma 4. There is a workshop supported by Bohemia Interactive's custom-made addon workshop, and once community content is developed this game may be more worth the price. However, in its current state, it does not contain a lot (3 factions with weapons, equipment, structures, cars, and one APC). On top of that, the custom scenario "Zeus Game Master" game mode lacks much of the same level of control that was found in Arma 3's ZGM. You can place units, waypoints, objects, spawns, and objectives, but that's about it. You can't edit AIs' skills, behavior, or gear, nor can AI drive vehicles. Many of the modules found in A3's ZGM are missing as well, leaving scenario control to just the players' faction, weather, and time of day. This follows a series of other disappointing changes there likely made to support console players, and I personally hope this trend doesn't continue into Arma 4.

  How is the performance? Is Arma finally optimized??

  This is a good question but hard to answer personally. The best I can say is it performs quite similarly to DayZ. I will say it seems large numbers of AI and players fortunately aren't as laggy as was the case in Arma 3, but it's not the +100% FPS some people were hoping for. I estimate Arma 4 will still require a modern build of that time. Hopefully, someone will come out with extensive tests, but from my current playtime so far, I can say it runs decently smooth. As for stability, there is a noticeable improvement in movement, interactions, and animations, but there is still plenty of janky-ness in other places that's expected for an Arma title. On top of that, I've personally experienced a couple of crashes/frame drops during my playtesting, but that is expected considering the current Alpha state of the game. The AI themselves have been improved somewhat. Although they lack any in-depth control over behaviors, they at least do a better job or reacting and engaging in contact. I'm fairly certain they will be dramatically overhauled before Arma 4 is released.

  Misc Ratings

  • Graphics: 8/10 • Performance: 7/10 • Gameplay: 4/10 • Stability: 6/10 • Most impressive: Visuals are stunning (e.g. dynamic lights raycasting, cloud shadows, HD textures, distant models). • Most disappointing: Console-favored interface design. Reminiscent of the vanilla Skyrim UI, especially with the Zeus interface. As Arma Reforger continues to update, I will update this review.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 8, 2022

  The good

  The engine. The gunplay. The movement. The tools. Compared to Arma 3, Reforger is vastly superior in these specific aspects by far: Gone are the days of wishing for Arma to run at a consistent +60 FPS even with intense firefights happening in the background. Performance-wise, you're no longer bottlenecked by your CPU's IPC + RAM latency and are only held back by your GPU (though obviously Reforger still benefits from a fast CPU/RAM combo). Even though Reforger's Enfusion engine is obviously still undergoing development, what it has now is wonderful by Arma standards. For weapons, recoil is handled much better and so many small mechanical details missing from previous games like having +1 round in the chamber, partial reload animations, etc. are all great improvements that the series sorely needed. Let's not forget how you can carry more than one primary weapon and have properly disposable shoulder-fired launchers (amongst numerous other excellent additions). When it comes to movement, you're no longer controlling a tank on legs that awkwardly transitions between different poses or gets wounded from sprinting off a staircase. Even something as simple as being able to leap over small fences, climb up objects, or adjust your movement speed on the fly with the mouse's scrollwheel is great. Lastly, the Enfusion Workbench is a delight to use as opposed to the Frankenstein-like Arma 3's Tools which were, to put it simply, a bunch of loose programs held together by sticky tape. While it's complex compared to modding in older games, it's yet another welcome addition to the series.

  The bad

  Reforger has...questionable changes to the UI that are clearly catered to support XBOX controllers. Don't get me wrong. Things like introducing a generic one-button interaction key and getting rid of the archaic scrollwheel Action Menu from previous games is a sorely welcome change. As is the streamlining of movement along with a whole host of other actions which previously (and rather unnecessarily) required their own keybind. However, the rest of the interface for things like the Game Master menus (Reforger's equivalent of Arma 3's Zeus) take up way too much real estate on the screen and are a clearly a step back. This even extends to the inventory system which would be suitable for a survival game like DayZ but not so much for Arma. Its current design is unintuitive and lacks clarity when compared to Arma 3's far more straightforward inventory. As for content, Reforger is very light on playable assets and scenarios. It's not really a sandbox in its current state since the main factions don't even have a full roster of weapons, vehicles and equipment. Even with the three promised milestones (Ground Support/Air Assault/Final Strike), Reforger will remain lacklustre at best a year down the line once it leaves early access. It won't even come close to the amount (nor variety) that Arma 3 had to offer at launch. To further compound this issue, there is no mission editor so you can't even create your own scenarios in-game. What does that mean? No 2D editor. No 3DEN. All you have is Game Master with its clunky interface...which is not even close to being a replacement. As such, you have to resort to using the (far more complex) Enfusion Workbench...which would be ok if you're a modder but not if you just want to create a simple mission and have no interest in modding.

  The ugly

  "Session Error" I think this error message just about sums up Reforger in a nutshell. It's a multiplayer-centric game that doesn't even work the majority of the time without kicking you back to the main menu a few seconds, minutes or even an hour into a match (if you're lucky). Normally this would not be a problem as you can just not play MP and stick to singleplayer. However, going back to my previous points about the lack of playable content and a mission editor, you don't have that option in Reforger. It's MP or nothing since SP is really not a thing in Reforger. Which leaves the question as to why BI decided to adopt this approach and how BI somehow managed to let such a critical issue get past their QA...

  Conclusion

  If you are interested in modding and want to prepare your skills for Arma 4, then get Reforger as the Workbench and everything the platform already has to offer is well worth it. If you are looking for an Arma game that has a functioning sandbox, then Reforger is not for you. Even for old school Arma fans, the lack of core Arma features makes Reforger a very questionable purchase. As such, you're better off sticking to Arma 3 or remaining patient and wait for Arma 4. Reforger's lack of content, the disconnection issues, the strange design decisions...all of this just makes it not worth the purchase in its current state. Should you still insist on getting Reforger, be prepared for the mess that you'll be stumbling into, and accept that it's not so much a game but rather a playable tech demo (at best).
• gamedeal user

  May 23, 2022

  This is the most ArmA ArmA of all time. The hit you get when the game works right is stronger than ever, and it has never been harder to get that hit. In nearly 10 hours, I experienced a solid 15-20 minutes of the best tactical shooter I'd ever played, and over 9 hours of kitting up, driving to the objective, and then having my game crash or randomly get disconnected. 10/10.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 26, 2022

  To be clear, I've been playing these games for about 20 years now, since OFP. There will be fans that will defend absolutely everything the devs say without question. This is dangerous for any business in any industry, and needs to be exposed. Here's the long story kept short. BI has always come out on top after patching up their games, but Reforger is different. All of the previous titles were basically revisions of the same engine, but now BI is building a new one. Reforger is nothing more than a tech demo to collect information for this new engine that Arma 4 is being built on. That being said, charging this much for a tech demo, and a poorly working one at that, feels akin to a scam. The game has had so many issues since launch that still have not been addressed, and the devs have not shown any indication that they are prioritizing those fixes. The biggest issue that has caused the player base to evaporate were the disconnects. How could information possibly be gathered if players cannot even stay in a server without constant disconnects from the server or even crashes to desktop? Wait until Arma 4 comes out, and even then, wait a bit after it launches once we know what the game is and is not. It's extremely disappointing, and especially that BI has made such poor strategic decisions since Arma 3's launch that have led up to this point. We shall see if they can come out on top of this one, but it's going to require a lot more work and a fresh set of ideas to pull off successfully. I'll be playing Arma 3 and other games in the meantime.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 22, 2023

  I'm not sure how I feel about paying for a tech demo, but I generally don't have a problem with supporting a series I adore. And while Reforger represents a good basis for Arma 4, I've got two main issues with it. For one, the console-orientation of the game, particularly the mission editor. Arma 3 had an incredibly in-depth mission editor, while Reforger's is clearly designed for console use, simplifying to an unbearably clunky, inferior version. Secondly, Arma 2 released in 2009, with Operation Arrowhead releasing in 2010, followed by a few minor DLCs, then Arma 3 in 2013. Nearly a decade later, Reforger releases in 2022 as a $40 test for Arma 4, and a year later, is already dreadfully behind on it's roadmap with a lot of issues remaining unaddressed. Arma 3's CDLC is designed by the community, and it clearly isn't going through Bohemia's QA department, so I'd have to ask... What the flying fuck is Bohemia doing with all this time and money?
• gamedeal user

  May 18, 2022

  You don't play this to play Arma 4, you play this to make sure Arma 4 becomes what we want it to become. Remember the purpose of Reforger before you rage at your inability to read and comprehend what making an entirely new engine means, they have to start from scratch and they need our help, stay positive and constructive with your words so they know what you want.