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No, they're not "totally" different, they have a lot of similarities. That's just the lazy way of out of a conversation.
If you were to, let's say, compare StarCraft II with Battlefield 3/4, then yes it would be impossible.
BF3/4 do not have mod tools. If you mean 1942/2/2142 then yes. All BF3/4 is a usermade realism enhancent coding. That is if EA/DICE approve of it.
Sorry if I dont tell you my specs but I think it encourages teenagers to praddle on about what they think is a powerful system.. Truth be told, you can play Arma 3 with an older processor and a newer video card (if you know how to configure it).
but i would play some bf3/4 if it came to steam. until then, no bf.
Go to this link and look at what is possible in Arma 2; Arma 3 will be better.
http://www.youtube.com/user/Dslyecxi/videos?view=0
Your hardware is fine and here's is a quote from recent beta patch that summarizes why alpha/early beta had fps problems:
"Our programmers have recently had some wins in the field of optimization, but we want to be careful sharing these performance gains. As we keep saying: this is a forever ongoing effort. Just because we were able to sneak in a few extra frames per second here and there, does not mean we believe this task is done. Please also understand that there are many types of optimizations. Some are global, some relate to specific graphics hardware vendors and / or drivers, some work only in specific game scenes, some are CPU-based and some GPU-based, some relate to network traffic, etc."
The game is still very much in development and will be continously supported by the developers and community; the final release will be but the first milestone. For now most of the games features are missing or disables for the sake of stability.
As was stated in the livestream, the game (including netcode) still has a long way to go to being properly optimized.
Also as the developers have stated if you can run Arma 2 OA, you should be able to run the final product of Arma 3
I play ARMA games since 2001 and Like battlefield games just the same but play them for diferent reasons.
BF4 will not replace ARMA it doesnt do the same thing.
ARMA will not replace the fast hectic action and polished online play experience of BF 3 or 4.
He is quite right, its stupid to compare them. It´s like compare NFS: Underground vs rFactor (If you play driving games you will find out what i mean) but i´ll try anyway.
ARMA is realism over everything, that means sometimes is quite boring to spend 20 mins or even much more looking for enemies, pinned down or planning but thats what realism is about. Spend hours fighting, with a nice community of players. Most of the time focused on their tasks. In a huge map with no limits, infinite ways to complete the objective, and of course 1 bullet can kill you.
BF3/4 is about quick action, shoot everything, go mad, perfect for short sessions. Feels so simple after play ARMA imho. And like others said before me, you can run BF perfectly with medium/high end Pcs. ARMA needs a high end pc if you want to run it on max settings unlike BF3 (from my experience).
So it´s your choice, both are cool games. Honestly after spend so much time with arcade fps, i rather play ARMA.
I suppose you're right.
ArmA is NOT a simulator... its a tactical shooter... just more 'hardcore' than BF.
"Nop, it's a game, with simulation elements. VBS is a simulator." ~ BI developer "neokika" on the BI forum:
steam://openurl/http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?157066-Serious-injuries-(graphic)-gore-violence