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Great news FPS fans! Arma 3 will see an update on the Linux port to version 1.54 tomorrow! Not quite the current version, but it's a step closer and there's more good news.

There's two major things included in their update blog, which I will quote:
QuoteWe do however see good support on the port platforms, so we've decided to continue updating them this year.

That means enough people have been buying/playing it on Linux for them to think it's worth continuing to update it. That's amazing news and shows that our platform is strong enough for a game like Arma 3 to stay on it. Hopefully they will upgrade the port to official status this year.

The next bit I was hoping they would do:
QuoteWe can also say that BattlEye anti-cheat support should finally arrive to a future update of the ports.

We knew BattlEye came to Linux (and ARK now uses it), so I was hoping it would be officially supported in the Arma 3 Linux port, and so it will be! Why is this important? It means we will be able to play on BattlEye enabled servers (most of them use it).

I was really impressed with the performance of the Arma 3 Linux port, as Virtual Programming did a pretty damn good job with it.

If you're wondering what was added in the 1.54 update, well it's pretty massive. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Tags: Action, FPS, Steam
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leillo1975 Mar 9, 2016
I played the first Operation Flashpoint (Cold War and Resistance) and Arma II in Windows, and they are fantastic games, much better than COD and Battlefied, but I only buy this game if it is officially released.
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