ruhtraeel

It's in a state that The Old Republic is going through, where it sort of lacks end game content, so people start leaving. But just because people start leaving, doesn't mean it's dying or anything. People are just temporarily gone. People come back when content has been added, so it's a win situation for us, the end users. Along with other games like WarZ, it forces companies to improve upon their games, giving a better experience for us. It's rare to see someone never touch a game again, a game that they bought. I know I still play BF3 once in a while. That being said, it applies to me too. I haven't played DayZ in a while (lack of lategame stuff), but I still play ARMA 2 regularly.

It makes me happy that people haven't forgotten about the origins. I mean, to each their own preference, but still, it's nice that people don't immediately jump on the bandwagon, although I am sure they are out there... Yeah... I hope in ARMA 3 they can have good multiplayer, but it will IMO be up to the community to make/mod the simpler drop-in-and-play type gamemodes of a smaller portion of the map for elimination, TDM, CTF, etc. Also very glad that it looks like most of you will be picking up ARMA 3 as well

I've noticed that DayZ has gotten very mainstream lately, so I'm wondering, do you guys play ARMA as well? Which one do you play more often? I personally find ARMA funner because once you get to a certain point where you are loaded with stuff, the only thing people have left to do is player kill, which I find in ARMA is a lot more satisfying. Are you guys going to get ARMA 3 as well as DayZ, since it's a standalone now? Personal thought: I also find a lot of people hating on WarZ. I would really recommend watching SideStrafe's video "Head for the hills", because like he said, having competition means an overall better experience for the players, so please, open minds.