Originally posted by Mason™ of Germany:This isn't new for literally anyone who has been reading what the DLC includes either on the Steam Store page or on BI's website. Its been written there sisnse the thing went live lol Im just confused why anyone would be shocked by it. Overall the only none cosmetic i see is the new drone and the 4 new weapons.īeing brutaly honest i would say its 90% cosmetic, but thats no biggie, cosmetics are good for making missions and stuff. One of the "new" weapons is an wooden mk14 so not new just a reskin. Pretty much all the other stuff like uniforms isnt functionality either just looks again. They both bring noting new to the game functionality wise just looks. Hmm i dunno, i count the AAF vehicle reskins as cosmetic, and the buildings. But the factions, vehicles and weapons are as real as it gets. This DLC is not "purely cosmetic", it merely features 4 or 5 items that won't have any special functionality outside of the official campaign. Usable for decorative purposes but lacks any special functions (unless of course you program those yourself in Eden).Įrgo: you're making a big drama over nothing.
Which seems pretty bloody obvious to me maybe that tinfoil hat will have some special function in the campaign but outside of that it's only a prop. So the 'Spectrum Device', CBRN, Radio pack, blindfold and the tinfoil hat. The only thing that is cosmetic is the "special gear". This is even mentioned in the FAQ on that page you referred to. The terrain will be just like any other official Arma map: plenty of stuff to "do" there (for example buildings with working doors and full (but empty) interiors).Īnd of course the weapons and decorative items (100+ of them) are all usable too, even in 'regular' Arma maps. The Livonian defense force is a new faction, so is the Russian Spetsnaz. 99 GER:The new Contact DLC is pure cosmetic, means no functions !Nonsense.
The Mosin-Nagant only accepts Mosin-Nagant Rounds.Originally posted by Mr. The Mosin-Nagant supports a variety of attachments, including the Scope and Weapon Flashlight. However, The Mosin is still far better than weapons like the Double-barreled Shotgun. Even when fitted with a Scope, the Mosin is inferior to the CZ-550. The Mosin is also extremely loud, and can easily be heard from a kilometer away. The Mosin-Nagant is quite common, but is generally considered inferior to the Lee-Enfield, because of it's heavy recoil, which limits the accuracy of rapid fire. In recent years, surplus Mosin-Nagants have become very popular with Civilians, and the people of Chernarus were no exception. They remain in use in hot spots worldwide. The Mosin-Nagant was a Russian military bolt-action rifle, first introduced in 1891, and in regular production until the early 1960s. Mod:Scope, Mod:Weapon Flashlight, Ammo Belt
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