ShackTac ArmA2 TTP2 Guide/Closing Words

You... you survived!

Congrats on making it through the guide! Hopefully you've come out on the other side with some knowledge that will help you to get more out of your tactical experiences, be they in ArmA2 or other games. Feel free to bookmark this and reference it later, of course - it's a ton of information, and it may take several visits to fully take in everything.

Credits

• Bohemia Interactive, for OFP, ArmA, and ArmA2. None of this would amount to anything without the vast possibilities of they've provided to us in their games.
• The members of Shack Tactical. Weekend after weekend we continue to pull very large playercounts into our sessions and continue to grow and evolve as a group. This guide, like the first one, would never have been possible without having learned so many lessons through our collective gaming experiences. Special thanks go out to the people who helped provide feedback during the development of TTP2.
• Everyone who has provided feedback on Dslyecxi.com content in the past. Knowing that people enjoy this sort of stuff is a hugely motivating factor to continue to create it. Thanks for the support!
• The Wargames League and Advanced Combat Environment mod teams. What BIS provided, you guys enhanced in amazing ways. I can't imagine playing the games any other way. Here's looking to a successful run with ACE2!
• NaturalPoint. I can't imagine playing ArmA or ArmA2 without a TrackIR these days. Many thanks to putting such a badass product out there, and getting support within the industry to add it to more and more titles. You guys have introduced a whole new level of immersion into these games for me, and I treasure it greatly.
• The United States military. The publications created for US military training have proven extremely valuable in helping to develop and refine content like this. You can find links to many of these publications on the references page.

About the Author

Dslyecxi is a prior-service US Marine with an eye for gaming realism who established Shack Tactical in January of 2006. He presently works as a Virtual Battlespace 2 designer/SME for a firearms training company, and was involved as an external contributor to ArmA2.