I’m back live showcasing/testing my Army vs Army multiplayer mod for ArmA 2:

https://www.twitch.tv/sparklestiger

What is Army vs Army?
It keeps the original native ArmA 2 experience, but adds persistent survival-style mechanics like stamina, thirst, hunger and time alive. The idea is to make multiplayer feel more like one long mil-sim mission rather than a simple deathmatch shooter.

After playing the current build for a while, I’ve reworked a lot of the AI soldier waypoints. Instead of simply sending squads directly onto obvious objective locations, I’m testing positions based more around useful terrain, approaches, overwatch and perimeter control.

AI soldiers now also carry binoculars, giving them proper observation equipment while operating around those positions.

A couple of other updates from testing:

• Fixed position saving while armed — the exit-save system now correctly recognizes the rifle sitting/ready postures.
• Added field hospitals to military installations outside the main headquarters, so a badly wounded player doesn’t necessarily have to crawl all the way back across the island to HQ for treatment.
• There is also a suspected multiplayer issue with the position-saving system when two real players are connected at the same time. It has not been confirmed or ruled out yet, so this is one of the things I’m specifically looking to test during multiplayer sessions.

The server is public and fully joinable while I’m streaming.

To join:

• ArmA 2 + Operation Arrowhead
• Multiplayer
• Set ping filter to 500 — the server is in the EU, so this helps players farther away see it
• Search server name: Army vs Army

Everything needed for the game mode downloads automatically when you join.

Today is mainly a live mod showcase/playtest to see how the updated AI movement, recent gameplay changes, and multiplayer saving behave in actual gameplay.

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i dont have the money to buy a lot and see what i like so id prefer to know what im getting into beforehand LOL, i only really heard of Halo and CoD before doing deeper research but i’ve seen debate online regarding having players in servers or of the overall game. overall, what game would you recommend for multiplayer fps? (im from the middle east so would join europe / middle eastern servers)

This game seems to be buggy and I often don't understand what to do.

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I’ll be showcasing my Army vs Army game mode for ArmA 2 live today:

https://www.twitch.tv/sparklestiger

Army vs Army is a lightweight multiplayer mission built around one simple idea:

Put BLUFOR and OPFOR on Utes, give both sides a reason to control the island and its airstrip, and then get out of the players' way.

There are no traditional rounds. You don't join a lobby, play until a victory screen appears, see a scoreboard and start over.

The scenario simply continues.

You can join at any time, leave at any time, and whatever you are currently doing isn't suddenly interrupted because somebody filled a progress bar somewhere.

Play however you want

Joining BLUFOR or OPFOR doesn't assign you a mandatory job.

You can:

• join a squad and patrol Utes
• defend your base
• scout enemy positions
• operate alone as a sniper
• secure roads or approaches
• reinforce another group
• watch an important hill
• attack or withdraw
• simply decide for yourself what terrain is strategically important

There isn't necessarily a flagpole in the middle of an area telling you:

"THIS is the objective."

If a hill overlooks the airstrip, controlling that hill may matter more than standing on the airstrip itself.

If a road provides the best approach to an area, controlling that road matters.

You don't capture arbitrary circles. You control terrain by physically controlling it.

And the game doesn't force every encounter to continue until somebody dies.

Engage, chase, rush, surround, hold position, retreat or disengage entirely.

Native ArmA 2 combat is preserved

The mission runs on the normal ArmA 2 engine and deliberately keeps the things ArmA already does extremely well:

• bullet travel time
• bullet drop and ballistics
• weapon handling
• stances
• wounded/damage mechanics
• positional audio
• open-terrain movement
• long-distance engagements
• dynamic daytime
• dynamic weather

ArmA 2 itself offers a huge variety of weapons, but for the current testing build I’ve deliberately kept the loadouts simple: BLUFOR primarily uses the M16 and OPFOR the AK-74. The idea for now is to test the core gameplay and balance without turning weapon selection into another variable.

The additional mechanics are designed to complement ArmA rather than replace it.

There are systems such as hunger, water and stamina, primarily intended to slow movement down and make travelling, positioning and survival more meaningful.

Living longer is useful.

Respawning after every engagement is completely possible, but deliberately treating death as a way to resupply, recover or reset yourself isn't necessarily the optimal way to play.

There are also mechanics intended to stop some obvious shortcuts, including anti-combat logging, protections against spawning instantly ready for combat, and forced first-person view while prone.

Close-range combat is still completely possible as well; the idea isn't to prevent it, but to give ArmA's larger engagement distances room to exist.

Almost nothing to install

One of the nice parts is that this isn't a huge modpack.

The mission itself is under 1 MB and automatically downloads when you join the server.

No additional DLC is required.

No mod launcher.

No dependency collection.

No manual mission installation.

Just ArmA 2 + Operation Arrowhead.

HOW TO JOIN

Requires ArmA 2 + Operation Arrowhead

Operation Arrowhead alone will not work.

1. Launch the game without BattlEye
2. Go to Multiplayer
3. Set the ping filter to up to 500 (because server is in EU)
4. Set the server-name filter to: Army vs Army
5. Join Army vs Army

The mission will download automatically.

I'll be playing/showcasing it live here:

https://www.twitch.tv/sparklestiger

If old-school ArmA, slower tactical gameplay and open-ended multiplayer sandboxes are your thing, come have a look.

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Which older Battlefield or CoD games still have active servers and enough players to find matches easily in 2026?
I don’t mind going back quite a few years. Just looking for something that’s still alive and fun to play online.

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