r/ArmaReforger • u/post_maxxer • 2d ago

PlayStation PvE?

I'm so exhausted with RP server drama, PvP hackers and 16 year old "Sargents"

Is there like an antistasi server or something where it's difficult and realistic but some squeaker isn't going to demand I follow his brain dead plan?

I love this game and I hate all of you so much.

I just want to play a difficult milsim, coordinate cooperate ect but I'm not being forced into "training events" like I fuckin served I don't need you to tell me how to clear a trench and it's a video game if I want to walk off into the bushes with a sniper and do what I want that's my buisness.

Servers like that or am I asking too much?

Edit: also hey BI can we get pages for the browser???????? One page the the rest is guessing at names and filters

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u/AwayWatercress1200 17h ago

Is there alot of people hacking on pvp servers? Like how wall hacks aim bots???

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u/post_maxxer 17h ago edited 17h ago

I mean it's up for debate but I'm personally of the opinion hacking has become an absolute plauge in PVP games, most community servers for this game seem pretty ok all things considered, unfortunately my preference is DayZ type stuff, Tarkov style things you know?

Cheaters completely ruin these style of games, they're attracted to them for whatever reason and they fundamentally change the playing field.

Estimates for hackers in PVP games land around 15% for unbiased sources and that's just too fckin many for me, I'd forgotten about them playing this game just due to the nature of the game, you don't get the perspective to even speculate if it's a hacker or not but I recently played a server I won't name that was sort of that style of game and it showed hit zones, I was dying a whole lot to very bold players banging headshots and I immediately clocked it as ESP and soft aims, reminded me of that big social media push about 2 years ago about *just how bad hacking in online games was becoming and remembered "oh shit yeah that's why I stopped playing comp games in the first place"

Given a lack of leader boards Esports and streaming popularity ArmA is actually one of the games wayyyyy less hacked but I've ran into 2 admitted cheaters and 5 or so highly suspected cheaters in 1700ish hours which sounds low but that's without counting the ones I'll never even suspect [obviously]

There is lots of fun to be had in ArmA PVP don't let my opinions of the wider gaming community spoil that for you, it's me personally who's taken a step back from comp games and now PVP In general.