ArmA is only really fun when you play it with one or more guys on TS / Vent, imo. I've played pub by myself a few times but didn't like it at all. But when you use voice with a bunch of like-minded people, you're in for a great experience. So if you're interested in buying it, make sure you find a nice group to play it with (forums, clan, whatever). And if you're serious about ArmA multiplayer, then co-op is pretty much the only choice there is... but ArmA is at its best when played in co-op, so don't worry about that.
Cool- if 6th sense Arma servers are anything like Vietcong co-op, they will be well worth joining.
It's the most co-ordinated, organised feeling of being in a military unit ive ever played online.
I would recommend Arma players check them out, they probably run public servers with admins to try out before you join to access the passworded servers, as they do with 'cong.
Does Arma not have it's own native VOIP?
And to the guy above me, STALKER is a must-play. I doubt its multiplay is good, but STALKER is a singleplayer game anyway. That game is all about atmosphere and the experience of walking around in the Chernobyl area.
Yeah I'm drawn to STALKER, pc performance permitting, but not primarily for online. i was just thinking if the multi
was ok, it would stave off the need for another shooter for a bit (ie. Arma)
For about 20 euro you can get a version with extra maps, a guide, and judging by the sign on the tin, a healthy dose of genuine Chernobyl Radiation.
Now that's what i call immersion.