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steam上的ARMA3是不是买了arma 3 dlc bundle以后就不用再买DLC
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对，arma 3 dlc bundle是包含部分dlc的，其中arma 3 dlc bundle1包含Helicopters,Karts,Marksmen。arma 3 dlc bundle2包含Jets 和 Laws of war以及另外未发布的新dlc
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回答问题，赢新手礼包MARKSMEN DLC DEVELOPER DIARY: WEAPONS & PLATFORM FEATURES | News
To provide a more in-depth perspective on development, Bohemia Interactive today released the first of a two-part series of developer diaries about the upcoming Arma 3 Marksmen DLC. Exploring the new weapons and supporting platform features, in the . Arma 3's Creative Director Jay Crowe, Project Lead Joris-Jan van ’t Land, and Encoding Lead Petr Kolar discuss the vision behind the Marksmen DLC, its development process, and the contribution it makes to the Arma 3 sandbox. In the next developer diary, members of the Arma 3 development team will discuss the new End Game multiplayer mode, showcase scenarios, firing drills, training courses, as well as the Virtual Garage feature, which will all be shipped alongside the Marksmen DLC.
The Arma 3 Marksmen DLC consists of seven new weapons, two scopes, remote designators, ghillie suits, firing drills, and the Marksmen showcase scenario. The DLC will be accompanied by a major platform update, which will be free for all people who own Arma 3. The supporting update will introduce weapon resting and deployment, improved recoil simulation, improved AI suppression, various sound enhancements, a new multiplayer mode and showcase scenario, suppressor and bipod weapon attachments, heavy and grenadier vests, nine additional face paints, and Virtual Garage. The Marksmen DLC, and the supporting platform update, will be released on April 8th 2015. The Arma 3 Marksmen DLC will be available on April 8th for 12.99 EUR/10.99 GBP/15.99 USD on
and . People can already purchase the Arma 3 DLC Bundle, which includes the Arma 3 Karts, Arma 3 Helicopters, and the upcoming Marksmen DLC, for 19.99 EUR/16.99 GBP/24.99 USD - saving them more than 25% over buying the DLC piece by piece. Those who are completely new to Arma 3, but are looking for the complete experience, can now seize a massive discount of 50% on the Arma 3 Extended Edition at . The Extended Edition includes the Arma 3 Digital Deluxe Edition and the Arma 3 DLC Bundle, which already saves people 9.99 EUR/11.99 GBP/14.99 USD over buying the vanilla game and DLC bundle separately. The special offer runs from March 23rd until March 29th. To enlist for regular Arma 3 service, people can purchase the standard edition of Arma 3, or the Arma 3 Digital Deluxe Edition, from
and . Both editions will be available for purchase with a 50% discount later today until March 29th. More information on the Marksmen DLC, and supporting platform update, can be found . A more in-depth explanation of Bohemia Interactive’s approach to DLC for Arma 3, and how it prevents a split in the game’s multiplayer community between those who own DLC and those who do not, is available in a previously released .
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Fight in the sky with brand new air-superiority jets and use advanced targeting systems to shoot down the enemy in the Arma 3 Jets DLC.
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Fly the brand-new CH-67 Huron and Mi-290 Taru heavy-lift helicopters, and master Sling Loading to provide ground support in the Arma 3 Helicopters DLC.Key FeaturesCH-67 Huron - The CH-67 Huron is a twin-engine, tandem rotor heavy-lift helicopter. Its primary role is the transportation of troops, vehicles and cargo. The Huron exists in two variants.
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Start your engines - this is Arma 3 Karts! When we unveiled our 2014 April Fools joke via the Splendid Split parody video, some of you were quite keen for us to release the go-karts package for real. And here it is, for everyone to try. Enjoy this little sidestep in our typically military sandbox!
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Hone your shooting skills and engage in ranged combat with the seven new weapons in the Arma 3 Marksmen DLC.
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Enlist for active duty in a brand new warzone with Arma 3 Apex. With the new 100 km? South Pacific environment Tanoa, 13 weapons, 10 vehicles, a new faction, a co-op campaign, Arma 3 Apex introduces fresh opportunities for all combat operations. This is the PC’s premier military game at its finest.
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Explore a different perspective on the battlefield with the addition of a humanitarian faction, van, drone, mini-campaign, and much more, in the Arma 3 Laws of War DLC.
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Welcome back to Malden, soldier! This is where we started our amazing journey with the Arma franchise sixteen years ago. We hope you'll enjoy this re-imagination of Malden.
Arma 3 Zeus is a new form of multiplayer where improvisation is the key to success. Inspired by popular tabletop games such as 'Dungeons & Dragons', this free DLC for Arma 3 enables you to assume the role of Zeus, a game master with the ability to curate the multiplayer experience of others.
Take part in three distinct military operations and influence the course of events with the Arma 3 Tac-Ops DLC Singleplayer Mission Pack.
VAT included in all prices where applicable.&&
View mobile websiteOPREP - MARKSMEN WEAPONS | Dev Hub
OPREP - MARKSMEN WEAPONS
reported by Luká? Haládik on March 13, 2015
UNIT: Luká? Haládik (), Design Lead, Sandbox Design Dept. TO: Arma 3 Dev-Branch Users OPSUM: Flexing the Big Guns
EVALUATION Weapons are the backbone of Arma. They are the core of the gameplay. As such, they require a lot of attention and that's exactly what we're trying to give in Marksmen DLC. We want to provide interesting choices of weapons that, aside from being visually distinctive, offer new and fun gameplay possibilities. Here we'd like to explain a bit more about the choices we made as well as the process that led to them. BULLETPROOF PLAN When thinking about weapons you need to consider how they behave, and that's why we threw ourselves deep into the pit of Weapon Handling. That has several layers, consisting of Weapon Recoil, Weapon Inertia, Weapon Sway and Fatigue, all of which can greatly influence gameplay. To counter-balance this, we've taken it a step further: in Marksmen DLC, we will introduce new mechanics known as Weapon Resting and Weapon Deployment. Each has a significant impact upon the way you play or behave on the battlefield.& We selected weapons that could best demonstrate and take advantage of these features. We started with the idea of a marksman as a team member, not a 'lone wolf'. This was a difficult choice, especially with players' expectations in mind. This is why we've tried to explain the difference between a marksmen and a sniper. Of course, we known that this is not an easy task and even the explanations and opinions differ. Nevertheless we made the choice, and we are happy with it. The marksman is an incredibly lethal unit that can drastically decrease life expectancy on the battlefield. And what makes a marksman stronger than a high-powered weapon which can be deployed in a heartbeat? With this in mind, we looked at the relatively new concept of MMGs, and it instantly clicked for us. We started to imagine various interesting situations that could arise from heavy suppression in the game. For example, what if you have a marksman teamed up with a heavy gunner? Serious firepower that is. A heavy gunner in your team can compensate a great deal. Laying down suppressive fire from a deployed position wit he's pretty much a marksman by himself. It also gelled well with our idea to put bipods into the game. And that's how the selection of weapons for Marksmen DLC all began. CASE STUDY When we were looking at the concept of marksmen units, some things came to us naturally. DMRs were the first choice of weapons. They are the basis of any marksman out there, they are fun to play with and they are fun to develop. So, we started looking around for those beauties we'd put into the game. We've considered many well-known weapons but decided to do things differently. Let's take a look at one 'case study', the Mar-10, which might hopefully provide a bit of insight into the process behind each weapon.
I've personally always liked Noreen Bad News, because it's based on the AR platform and it offers huge power in a semi-heavy package. The Lapua Magnum round is something we hoped to introduce one day and this was the perfect opportunity to do so. After we gathered some initial reference material, we prepared a quick concept of how it could look. However, we were worried that the weapon on its own would not be interesting enough to look at. That's why we took the concept a bit further, and made it a big gun, a beast essentially.& In the concept stage, we pretty much looked at the visuals and played a bit with the biggest parts of the weapon: the barrel and the buttstock. It was shaping up quite nicely, and we decided to make some other color variants. After that, we looked at how would it work compared to other weapons in the game, which led to an agreement on the ammo that would be used for the weapon. It was an easy decision. The Lapua Magnum has very beautiful features. Once all of these decisions were made, we had our final concept. After the concept stage, we started prototyping the model in-game. This took multiple iterations before we settled on the final shape. One issue was that the gun was too long to fit our character, so it meant we had to make some changes. However, perhaps the biggest challenge was finding the right pair of iron sights. We wanted working iron sights, and this was not an easy task, considering that the new weapons are not one-to-one replicas of the real-life counterparts that inspired them. For example, the Noreen actually doesn't have any iron sights, so the fact that our weapons are not direct copies of existing weapons affects the decisions we make about things like the available fire modes and other features. Ultimately, we make our decisions based on the gameplay value they offer. To support this new weapon, a new scope was made. We were really looking forward to it, as the AMS is much like the DMS, which I personally think is one of the best and usable scopes in the game. We rigged everything together and tested the weapon in the game. Some details were not right and we had to iterate more than once on the size and position of certain parts. However, eventually when I tested the weapon in a simulated firefight, I was really happy. It finally felt like I was holding a gun that is worthy of being in our game!
& DISPLAY CASE After a period of discussion and iteration, we finally reached the point where we were happy with all of the selected weapons, the concept-art sketches, the prototypes and, eventually the production. Now the weapons have arrived on , which means we'll complete the tweaking and polishing with the help of the community. So, let me present each new weapon, and pick out a few interesting details.
Inspired by the Noreen 'Bad News' - huge beast with a custom buttstock and barrel modification Uses .338 Lapua Magnum ammunition - very strong caliber, high impact Selected for the CTRG faction as an exceptional weapon, not so heavy as an anti-material rifle while still delivering massive firepower
Draws inspiration from the SIG 556 DMR with a different shape, we added a custom buttstock and muzzle break We had to re-chamber this weapon to 7.62mm because 5.56 would be too weak in our current ORBAT A woodland variant was added as an exception to current NATO camo because we were thinking that some mission makers would like to use it for more guerrilla-oriented characters
An easy pick: a well tested weapon that made it through decades with a few changes Single and auto fire mode We selected it as a sort of 'antique' weapon for the FIA faction
Real-life analogues are something like the VSS and VKS with additional pistol grip on a butterfly-shaped stock We wanted to make something very 'Russian' - so the selection of materials was crucial It was easy to work on, but the shape caused quite some controversy even in our team - at one point there even was a Bullpup version in play We wanted something special with extreme hits, a low range, and built-in silencer
The design is again very 'Russian', taking inspiration from the Dragunov and Saiga platforms We had to make a 10 round mag because of the size and weight distribution on the weapon We needed a counterpart for the .338 caliber rounds, so we made a very big 9.3mm round with comparable ballistic features
Inspired by the LWMMG by General Dynamics, we wanted something with lower recoil and rate of fire than the Navid The weapon is heavy and pretty accurate: lower recoil than standard MMGs, still next to impossible to shot precisely from the hip Soldiers with the SPMG may act well as a base of fire
& Some of you might notice that the names of the weapons have some meaning. Nevertheless, we always wanted something more from the names, and unfortunately we are not very keen on cheesy names like Dagger nor are we happy with simple NATO designations like SPMG. So we started giving them names - names that have some meaning. For example, did you know that Zafir means Victorious or that Rahim means Merciful? Although those are mostly Persian or Arabic names, we think it adds a neat touch to them and a bit more personal feeling to the weapons. So, naturally, with the new additions we did the same: Cyrus translates as Far 'Sighted'; Kir is ano Navid means 'Good News'. It's a small touch that not everyone will catch, but it makes us happy to consider even these little details. OUT OF RANGE During development of the weapons we touched other subjects that were - and still are - highly upvoted on our . Yes, let's talk about the wind affecting ballistics feature - which we call windage - and simulating 'one round in the chamber', thus allowing us to have not only 31 rounds total in a gun but also being one step closer to simulation of bolt action rifles. Let's call this 'chambering'.
In truth, simulating wind-affected ballistics is not the m the real struggle comes with the way gameplay is affected by it. Little details like counting how much a bullet is affected at what speed become irrelevant very quickly. The reason is probably surprising to most looking at the company from the outside. How would we tell the player how strong the wind is? By some gadget, one might say, yes, but what if you don't have the gadget? How would you tell the player the strength of wind? Wind is so natural to people - you can feel it - but this feeling is something we can't put into the game. We also considered showing the strength of wind by particles raising up at the target you are aiming at. We had several ideas but we hit a big wall during the process. That wall is performance. Especially in MP it would be hard to measure, show and compute all the necessary 'helpers'. Our timeframe is limited and the gameplay value is very uncertain because it would make long range shooting much harder than it is. And considering Arma already has a pretty steep learning curve, it could drive away some people that would like to enjoy the game as it is. Some people might say it could be a game option, but should we clutter the game options even more? These questions are very real and very important to us. There are too many questions that don't have very clear answers. That is why we decided not to add this feature to the Marksmen DLC. We are still positive that these can be answered, and with a not-significant amount of time, resolved.
This was another topic that we brought up in the pre-production of Marksmen DLC. However, there is one simple fact that we can't be oblivious to: weapons in Arma are merely 'shapes'. That means they contain no information about the magazine or ammunition in them. The implementation of such feature would require vast amount of time and effort and - since we already planned big features that you can enjoy (deployment, recoil overhaul, resting, audio overhaul and some basic changes to suppression) - we put the effort and gain to scales and decided to postpone this feature. Much like windage, it is not impossible to do, but again, the balance of effort to value was very disproportional - so we made a decision.
Nevertheless, we hope you'll enjoy the other features that we prepared for you to enjoy. Deployment is shaping up really well and resting is already in the Dev-Branch. TEN-HUT! We hope this answers some questions and sheds more light on what is called game development. Everything has a solution but not everything is meant to be how you might imagine. The new additions of weapons should give you a very good basis for squad gameplay. Imagine MMGs deployed on a high ground as a base of fire, while the advance of the rest of the squad is covered by a high powered rifle in the marksman's hands. This is the game we live and breathe, and we are always eager to listen to what our players have to say. You are the proof of the game's success.
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