DakimDragco

Same here, plus, i see no effort to explain how their behavior will change now, its written in almost the same bored style as what started the ban in the first place. Maybe he should first do some effort to actualy make you (the admins) give him a second chance.

Same here, plus, i see no effort to explain how their behavior will change now, its written in almost the same bored style as what started the ban in the first place. Maybe he should first do some effort to actualy make you (the admins) give him a second chance.

So rather than me write out another post quoting mostly stuff from the three guides Dslyecxi has, I'm just going to link everyone to this whole section. It's well worth a read for everyone, even if you've read it before.
 
I also think we should start putting some of this stuff into practise such as the buddy system etc,
 
So please take a read of this section (God read the whole thing if you have the time too, it's well worth it!)
 
 
http://ttp3.dslyecxi.com/2_basic_infantry.php
 
Enjoy!

I just laughed at the fast rope part, i was one of the few that only broke both legs comming down, the rest just got squashed on landing

Welcome, and hope to see you on the servers.....and yes real war is bad, they should duke it out in arma 3 "Risk" style.   Would save the world a lot of trouble.

Was actualy considering this yesterday. Alot of people tend to test out their guns right now by firing at base, which can cause various nasty situations
Getting a dedicated fire range so someone can test out there chosen weapon could be usefull for that. Also it cuts down on those of us being unfamilliar with the weapon that we have chosen on getting the bullet drop, and thus necesary elevation settings on our scopes, to be right before we get in an engagement and find out the setup is wrong for us.
 
So some reasons listed below for why i is usefull.
Those using AGM scopes can test the scope and gun selection to finetune what they should set for various engagement ranges (200m, 500m, 800m, 1k) We can test out our setup (Scope, Sillencer/Flash suppressor, Lasersight/flashlight, etc) It gives a dedicated area where people CAN fire their weapon to test how cool it sounds with that awsome sound mod (Admit it guys we all do that ) It can also be just a handy training range for new people to the game to get basic arma physics for the guns trained before getting thrown under the buss out there, we all know when the bullets fly, chaos sometimes takes over . So anny thought about it?

Was actualy considering this yesterday. Alot of people tend to test out their guns right now by firing at base, which can cause various nasty situations
Getting a dedicated fire range so someone can test out there chosen weapon could be usefull for that. Also it cuts down on those of us being unfamilliar with the weapon that we have chosen on getting the bullet drop, and thus necesary elevation settings on our scopes, to be right before we get in an engagement and find out the setup is wrong for us.
 
So some reasons listed below for why i is usefull.
Those using AGM scopes can test the scope and gun selection to finetune what they should set for various engagement ranges (200m, 500m, 800m, 1k) We can test out our setup (Scope, Sillencer/Flash suppressor, Lasersight/flashlight, etc) It gives a dedicated area where people CAN fire their weapon to test how cool it sounds with that awsome sound mod (Admit it guys we all do that ) It can also be just a handy training range for new people to the game to get basic arma physics for the guns trained before getting thrown under the buss out there, we all know when the bullets fly, chaos sometimes takes over . So anny thought about it?

Might pop on on the weekend, maybe even friday. I tend to go infantry so i will just get what is needed at that time.
 
PS: On second thought, set me down for Sniper/Recon Marksman. I will most likely take whatever is most useful of those 2.

Had absolute fun out there today. Still a bit to amped up to sleep, so thats why im posting this so late
Loved how the teamwork just clicked right of the bat on this mission, and sure we had some hairy moments, but we pulled it off.
 
As a last note, since i was in a 2 man recon group throughtout a part of this mission, i would like to thank Grim who had my back that whole time, so thanks for the good time pal.