fabi.rohde@web.de

If the game has been leaked, Dean and Bohemia already know about it I guess. Nonetheless they should consider releasing the SA before E3 starts. Mainly because they won't show any multiplayer footage anyway. So while Dean and Matt are presenting SA to a major audience some lucky folks can already play and give feedback.

I know...but I really think if Rocket and the team of Bohemia make something unique it will be worth the wait. That sounds odd, i know, but in the end the more we wait the more the pleasure will find it's way to our game. Life has so much to offer, it's not important if a video game is delayed for one - three months. Have fun playing the mod. Other things are secondary.

There's a nice interview with Matt made by RhinoCrunch. They discuss various aspects of the closed testing foundation, the delay of the SA and much more here:

I would like to see "TotalBiscuit" otherwise known as "TheCynicalBrit" participating. Please invite this guy. His videos are hilarious. http://www.youtube.com/user/TotalHalibut

If you release the closed testing build, are you going to do that via Steam? I think acting like this has two advantages: first of all you can test how fast and reliable the updates are moving through the steam distribution system and the second thing is that the testers can already profit from some of steams features like the server browser, screenshots with direct upload (ofc not in the time of NDA being active) and some intern steam groups for handy info distribution.

It's a new zealand dollar maybe. So in the US currency it's approx. 13 dollars.

Did I get this right? Matt said the ragdoll physics may be implemented later but not in the foundation build. I don't think this is a good idea. The devs delayed ARMA 3 community alpha due to the reason of implementing new ragdoll physics (or at least update to the current version). I think Dean and his team should implement the new ragdoll system as early as possible to avoid trouble - with the engine, gameplay, ballistics etc - which might occur later on.

I like the interview. Thanks guys!