I don't have Arma Gold, Arma Tactics, Take On Helicopters, or UFO so I might grab this.

I grabbed the Bundle just for UFO: Afterlight, the other games went on my trade/giveaway list.

Pretty good deal for the Arma games alone. Though I accidentally clicked the redeem button for Arma 2 and now it's in my library twice...

Not sure why people fussed over Arma series...(accidentally bought ArmaII it during a sale...one of the games i regret buying along with RO2 :/ )?..its pretty much multiplayer isnt it?

It is annoying how easy it is to accidentally click redeem on the Humble Bundle links.

If not mistaked there is a demo on Steam.

I'm in a kind of love-hate relationship with the ArmA games. They're all fun in single player until you reach the commander missions. The friendly AI is so stupid it kills the fun for me.

Bought. Just for Carrier Command even if its not the same thing as the Amiga game was.

I enjoyed Carrier Command although it has some bad ai for your vehicles. Well worth playing if you like a to be able to use strategy and also be able to hop into a vehicle.

Not necessary.

Sure, ArmA series is special. It's not a classic FPS, and not a classic military FPS, it's more like a military simulation. I guess some people LOVE ArmA series, and most of people hate it. I'm part of people who love it :-)

It's true
I wonder what is exactly the Lite version of those DLC ? Do we have only new vehicle and weapons but not the new campaign ?

Ever since I first noticed episodic games I had a bad feeling about the idea overall and figured that the best approach for me at least is to ignore them until all episodes are released and packaged into one single game package before I even consider looking at it. Like the Back to the Future game on GOG for example - it comes with all of the episodes as one game so that's ok with me since it's complete. Totally no interest in buying episode 1 of any game at all though which plans for more episodes in the future with no guarantee that they'll ever happen. I don't oppose the business model though, if it works for some developers then I say go for it, but I wont personally buy such games until they're complete, much like I wont buy a game that is "coming soon", "early access", "prerelease" etc. I think it's ok that they exist for people that are eager to try them, but I only want games that are feature-complete, story-complete all-in-one, with no waiting and/or hoping for the rest of the story/experience to come later. It's an experimental business model IMHO.

ARMA: Cold War Assault and Fish Fillets 2 added to the Humble bundle Bohemia Interactive

oh great. They had to put the game I wanted in the highest tier...

Also, unlockable games in the weekly, that's news. (I think?)