DayZ is the classic survival simulation where players can fight AI zombies in single-player or multiplayer modes. It's possible to freeze or starve to death, although most players tend to die at the hands of other players. You're given limited ammo in a huge map, and you never know if the player you run into wants to kill you for your loot or work together in order to survive.
The DayZ mod introduced a lot of the mechanics found in the survival genre today, such as a food and temperature meters. It's a little crazy to think that were it not for Arma 3 and its dedicated modding community, the entire genre might look very different than it does today.
Yes, the game that started the battle royale trend began life as a mod for Arma III. The Playerunknown's Battle Royale mod eventually spun off into its own game, before Epic Games and Fortnite came out of nowhere to really solidify the popularity of what was then a fledgling and relatively obscure genre. This once again shows the effect the Arma 3 modding community has had on all of gaming and how far someone can go even if they're just starting out with a really good mod for a pre-established game.
If Arma 3 wasn't around, who knows where modern gaming would be. Although rumors about a Metal Gear Solid remake continue to circulate, there's still no official word from Konami on whether such a project is actually in development. While this will no doubt come as a disappointment to fans of Kojima's groundbreaking series, they can at least take some comfort in the knowledge that a remake of the game does exist in some capacity.
The creator of the Arma 3 Metal Gear Solid mod put in a lot of meticulous detail with the modding tools they had at their disposal for this single-player adventure. The AI can be a real pain, however, as the two games don't always match up in style.
A lack of cover will lead to a number of resets, which, although plentiful, are not common enough that your progress will be hindered too badly. Wasteland is one of the most prevalent mods in Arma 3 and is essentially just DayZ without the zombies. It boasts a huge map to explore in a multiplayer survivor simulation and plays out like an endless battle royale, allowing the player to respawn as many times as they want and do just about anything to survive.
Now for the meaty stuff. Missions can be easily created on the fly, and they can be persistent, with actions in one carrying over to the next operation in a campaign. Modder mbrdmn has created a system called Dynamic Recon Ops, which builds randomized recon missions to spec.
These can be simple, involving a single objective, or surprisingly complex. You can specify parameters like time of day, weather conditions, and factions involved, or you can let the mod decide for you.
The one-objective ops make for great bite-sized portions of Arma action, and you can download the mod for countless maps, both official and user-created. DRO missions are fun and lightweight. Generally, you and your squad will get dropped off by helicopter around 2 kilometers from your objective, which might be retrieving a prisoner or observing an enemy area.
Looking cool? This mod provides a bunch of outfits, uniforms, carrier plates, and accessories, so you can outfit your operator to meet your beauty standards before embarking on your journey. Brass tacks, this mod is outstanding on every level. ALiVE is a dynamic mission generator and editor, that provides the players with the ability to play and design persistent missions with an advanced AI director that makes strategic decisions on the go.
Imagine it as having to play against an AI-army that has an actual general controlling it. You can choose to either create your own scenarios or download premade scenarios, created by other players.
Oh, boy, where do I even begin with this these two? These are such gigantic goodie-bags of amazing treats for any Arma player out there. They provide hundreds of new, realistic models, weapons, vehicles, helicopters, and planes, for both the American and the Russian side. It simulates you as a real person in a real city, interacting with many other players living a life of their own.
You can choose to live as an honest, do-good working man, or you can take to a life of crime, recruit other players and build a strong criminal empire through robbing people and bank heists to fund your struggle for power.
The choice is yours. This is the one. The single greatest mod ever made for Arma III. No comparison for me. This is a mod that is so deep that even Jacques Costaue would have trouble getting close to it. To name a few of its features; ACE 3 integrates a complex, limb-based medical system, that allows you to for example address a specific bullet wound in the arm of a fellow soldier. If I had to solely recommend one mod on this list to you, ACE 3 would be the one.
Skip to main content. Level up. Earn rewards. It starts off simple, asking you to cart a lazy squad a few hundred metres down the road, but gets hard fast. Your next landing zone is covered by enemy AA guns, meaning you'll have to fly low, land quickly, and get out fast before your wings are clipped. Later, you're able to redistribute some aerial justice with your copter's own cannons, meaning that by the end of the job, you should be comfortable landing, hovering, and manoeuvering yourself around the sky.
This download is a surprisingly complex retelling of the Metal Gear Solid in the Arma III engine, complete with boss battle, codec, and audio cribbed from the Playstation game. Arma III's AI - still a little suspect at the best of times - isn't really built for this kind of difficult stealth workout, but it's the little touches that make MGS1 worth playing.
You'll start near a minisub, correctly aping the real Metal Gear Solid's aquatic infiltration, and regular checkpoints mean that being spotted won't lead to too much frustration. There's a time limit, so hiding on the top floor of a house - however much it might be my cowardly instinct - won't work. Survivor's a good mission for training your iron-sight aim, too, forcing you to be quick on the trigger but fairly conservative with your ammunition.
You're plonked onto the vast island of Altis, given a base, and asked to capture enemy territory.
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