Why are the map name in english if the sign names are in cyrilic?

[Rec0n412 9]

Why?

I would think that the local maps would be in cyrilic, and it would make it easier to match the sign names up to the map names :P

[Land Squid 22]

Because the americans printed off a bunch of maps for their troops and they got lost in the zombie apocalypse. Next question. :P

[Lady Kyrah 1110]

The game was localised in english but the arma dev team are from czetch republic.

[sei 0]

Use this map - it has both languages:

http://avidblur.com/arma2/

cheers

/sEi

[Ub3rS0ldat 0]

Although not entirely accurate it does make the game a little more accessible. :)

[beeman 1]

I use steam's in-game browser to access the avidblur map. Love it. I don't even have a need for in-game maps anymore, even if they show my location directly.

[Land Squid 22]

I use steam's in-game browser to access the avidblur map. Love it. I don't even have a need for in-game maps anymore' date=' even if they show my location directly.

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In-game maps still give you the ability to place a waypoint which tells you which direction to go and how far away it is. Immensely helpful.

[anssiyl@gmail.com 2]

Use this map - it has both languages:

http://avidblur.com/arma2/

cheers

/sEi

Anywhere I can get a pdf or downloadable copy of that map sEi?

http://downloads.game.co.uk/game.co.uk/pdfs/ARMAII_MAP.pdf

There you go, almost same.

[b00ce 5]

Why?

I would think that the local maps would be in cyrilic' date=' and it would make it easier to match the sign names up to the map names :P

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In Real life, the military has a map for EVERYWHERE.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_grid_reference_system

In game, the map is defined by the map maker (BIS), they did this to make it more accessible. At this point, there is no way for Rocket to "fix" it.

[Goldenkrow 0]

I dont like the idea that I need to like alt-tab out of the game to use a map. I'd prefer just to have one in game that I can actually understand compared to what is written on signs

[b00ce 5]

You do. You just need to find it first...