If you need some pointers, here you go Manual (Although I'm not gonna be the guy to tell you to read an encyclopedia before enjoying your game, do as you please).
It's also a persistent game mode which allows you to save your character's stats.
It's a fully-fledged guerrilla warfare game mode which is crazy in-depth, and loads of players online. Controls etc will be listed properly in tooltips and such during the Campaign or training, so don't worry.įurthermore, I think the most well thought out multiplayer game mode must be ANTISTASI (There's also the APEX branch called Warlords of the Pacific which is the same mode but on Tanoa) if you want to have a more impromptu go online. I just can't remember if it includes all the advanced stance stuff (that's nothing fancy, it's just CTRL+W/A/S/D to cycle between additional stances, you can experiment, and it's also indicated on the stance indicator).
Additionally the bootcamp/VR training deal isn't bad either. This is a bit of an interesting one actually.įirst off, if you want a more structured way of being guided through the game, I'd suggest trying out the APEX campaign. It's a little more tightly scripted and basically shows you everything you really need to know about how the game handles on a grander scale, and you don't require a massive team (Although coop is ArmA's strong point).
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