Humble Bundle Weekly Bohemia Interactive (Arma 2:CO Beat The Average/ DayZ Mod!)

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Compass wrote on 2014-01-17 09:53

https://www.humblebundle.com/weekly

$1
Alpha Prime
Arma 1
Arma 2
Arma Tactics
Take On Helicopters
UFO: Afterlight

$6
Arma 2: Combined Operations - Needed to play the DayZ mod
Carrier Command: Gaea Mission
DayZ - This is free because it's a mod. Have no idea why they even added it.

So yeah, I heard that DayZ stanalone is only *slightly* better and the $24 savings is neato.
That and with the $20 you saved you can buy Rust [S]or Nether.
And to the Nationer who suggested people to look up Nether, thanks amigo or amiga I'm interested in it now.[/S]
WarZ devs, and seems they learned nothing since the early access still has microtransactions. Staying the crackers away.
Adrianblade wrote on 2014-01-17 18:04

This weeks humble bundle is a steal for what you get. Definitely pick it up if you have $6 to spare. The helicopter sim isnt that bad either.

Also agreed on Nether, they had a good thing going but are now killing it.
BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2014-01-17 18:32

The DayZ mod is now mostly community run while the creator moved on to the standalone.
Compass wrote on 2014-01-18 07:02

Quote from BobYoMeowMeow;1188876:
The DayZ mod is now mostly community run while the creator moved on to the standalone.

Really?
Did Rocket or whatever his name say he was still going to work on the stanalone? ;_;
BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2014-01-18 17:00

Rocket got involved in DayZ again when the community wanted to add street lights
not really paying much attention to indie/mod developers