UKSparkle

Thank you DefectiveWater for you reply and input to this thread. That's fair nuff,. I know as a dev myself how hard it can be to port things over from one OS to another (Different API's and such).

"Again, there are very few Mac users, and given all its flaws in software development, it is not very profitable to make games for this OS. Do you want to play games? Buy devices on Windows." I do have a Windows PC, as I stated at the start. I find it funny that you are saying that while playing Dayz on a Linux system. "BattlEye runs in Wine, if it didn't work I wouldn't be able to play on the official servers from my Linux PC." Which build of Wine? 7.0? Any winetricks used? Did you have to run Dayz though Windows Steam?

Em no, I am not joking. Only asking a question. As for Linux, I know they haven't made for that OS but could do then port it to macOS as Bohemia clam the game engine is "cross platform'. True, Macs have changed architecture from x86_64 to ARM. However, compiling for different architectures (with some code tweaking) can be done. Also, Wine won't be able to help. The game will run as normal (apart from battle eye) but joining servers is impossible as they require battle eye.

Hello there one and all! My question is, with the update to the Enfusion game engine, will Mac version of Arma/Dayz ever be made? Currently I mainly play Dayz on my main PC but would be nice to play Dayz while out and about (I've got a Macbook Pro)