Easter Eggs – ArmA: Armed Assault

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Both words were tagged with "el" probably to make them fit into the Spanish-themed environment of Sahrani.
Both words were tagged with "el" probably to make them fit into the Spanish-themed environment of Sahrani.
 
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[[Image:ArmA_imholol.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Credits: armedassault.info]]
[[Image:ArmA_imholol.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Credits: armedassault.info]]
This billboard features well-known chat abbreviations.
This billboard features well-known chat abbreviations.

Revision as of 16:50, 4 February 2007


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Introduction

Just as in Operation Flashpoint CWC and Resistance [1], there are quite a few Easter Eggs to be found in Armed Assault.

Most of the Easter Eggs listed here have been discussed in this forum topic [2].

If you think this aspect of the game is too subtle to be referenced in the WiKi, please do not read on.

Santa in the Chimney

Santa Easter Egg
Credits: leedeth

As a runner up to OFP's most famous easter egg, many users reported BIS to have added this face in the chimney (visible all year long).

Ghosthouse face in the wall

Face in The Wall

Although quite fitting within the decrepit and derelict state of the house, the origin of this gimmick is still up for suggestions.

Notice the brand of the car too. [Screenshot credits to user Redface]

Zombies

Zombies
Credits: unknown

BIS added zombies in the game.

They can be activated by means of a script or manually in a mission.sqm (Civil_Undead_2, Civil_Undead_1, ...)


Abridged Brand Names

Credits: Aimpoint

Armed Assault is suspected to sport quite a large range of customized brand names, such as S(c)h(n)ell spotted by user Aimpoint in the Combat Photography Thread.

Special button

Credits: teaser

The news guy's button is a smiley face.

Reported by user teaser in the forum. [3]

Random signs and hidden meanings

Credits: armedassault.info

Some random handwriting on the wall. Pivo means beer in Czech, gulasch might refer to German Gulasch.

Both words were tagged with "el" probably to make them fit into the Spanish-themed environment of Sahrani.

Credits: armedassault.info

This billboard features well-known chat abbreviations.