They don't last long, though, and there are usually several servers to choose from. While the admins are very good at removing players that break rules eventually, they may not ban someone immediately, but rather look into the issue first, so once in a great while you'll encounter a standard internet troll. There are a few problems with the mod, but those are mainly because of players. And this is all in game money, as Bohemia Interactive (the game developer) has strict guidelines in place regarding the monetization of servers, i.e., it's a big no-no. Vehicles cost money each time they are purchased from the game store, and infantry can choose to upgrade their equipment on a once off basis for a little money, or spend a lot to get the item of choice unlocked permanently.

Instead, you have to earn experience to level yourself up to unlock better vehicles, weapons, and more.

A level one player doesn't have access to all the big guns right away. Speaking of profit, one of the appeals of this King of the Hill (KotH) mod is the leveling system. For me, landing a helicopter filled with troops inside the control zone is both satisfying and profitable. Whether you pilot a A-10 Thunderbolt (Warthog) knockoff or a F-15/16 variant, whether you choose an attack helicopter or a transport chopper, you'll have plenty of options to choose from. My personal preference, though, is aircraft. 50 cal mounted in back, bombarding enemy aircraft with the AA Tigris, or blowing everything within a 3 kilometer radius into dust with a heavy tank, you'll have plenty of options to choose from. Whether cruising through town in a pickup truck with a. If you want to go big or go home, vehicles may be your preferred choice. Prefer more close quarters combat? Sub-machinguns, standard assault rifles (equippable with grenade launchers), and light machine guns are available for your slaughter-filled fun. Snipers can choose a number of weapon variants ranging from the powerful 12.7mm Lynx to a more variable role assault rifle, like the 7.62mm Mk18 that can fire full auto. The mod lends itself to a variety of play-styles. You maintain control by having the most players within the control zone. Your team wins by being the first to reach a score of 100, and a point is awarded every few seconds or so. Vehicles such as tanks, helicopters, jets, and others are crucial to maintaining control of the zone, but ultimately, infantry are the key to winning. The objective is simple, three teams fight for control of a central zone, centered around one of the main cities in the standard Altis map. Today I'll be covering the 'King of the Hill' mod, designed by Sa-Matra and BobbyDigital. Arma 3 is one of the best first person shooters out there if you like playing challenging games, and one of the reasons for it's success are the massive number of good mods out there.

Arma 3 king of the hill mod