Arma 3 Contact

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7.3

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  1. RedBloodCat
    Jul 27, 2019
    9
    Fantastic DLC, not many complaints. However, there are a few bugs, but they are usually fixed to reload. The story and the plot are pretty good. The only problem is that it sometimes drops the fps. It's a little Spetsnaz stuff. LDF is fantastic, new weapons series and cars among other things. The map is also relatively nice, and the buildings tend to be of higher quality than regularFantastic DLC, not many complaints. However, there are a few bugs, but they are usually fixed to reload. The story and the plot are pretty good. The only problem is that it sometimes drops the fps. It's a little Spetsnaz stuff. LDF is fantastic, new weapons series and cars among other things. The map is also relatively nice, and the buildings tend to be of higher quality than regular houses on the other maps. I would recommend buying it if you either like your arm, or plan to storm area 51.… Expand

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  1. Impulsegamer
    Sep 3, 2019
    96
    Contact is an absolute quality DLC release; it is a fully immersive, story-rich and refreshing change from the original game. Also, in comparison to the original single player campaign, is seemingly bug-free with absolutely no crashes to desktop.
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  2. Games.cz
    Aug 19, 2019
    80
    Another excellent addition to Arma 3, following in the footsteps of Laws of War. Don’t worry about the topic of aliens on Earth - the atmosphere is actually tense and full of great moments.
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