Tuesday, November 30, 2010

The Permanent Duration

Unlike many other games, Combat Arms allows soldiers to rent their weapons for specific durations - 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, permanent and other durations obtained randomly from the Weapons Renewal Kit.


Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Hacking

This article will deal with the scourge of Combat Arms - hacking.

Friday, October 1, 2010

Unreleased Mercenaries

There is one update that is 3 years overdue from Nexon Korea that no other version has yet obtained. Make that two, ...there is the user-uploaded clan emblem feature but we're probably never going to get that... No, the update I'm talking about is two mercenaries yet to be released.

Codename: Winchester and a guy that likes the '70s.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Sand Hog Concept Art

I've featured the concept art of the other maps, so I might as well make it complete and post that Nexon has posted the Sand Hog concept art on their Facebook.

I'm a month late, but "better late than never", as inspired by Nexon.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Combat Arms Merchandise (Last Updated 30/09/10)

Although Nexon does not have an official store to purchase merchandise from, they have many items given out as prizes from various competitions over the years. From figurines to lighters they are suitable for all ages.

This blog post will go through the Combat Arms merchandise awarded as prizes.

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Suggestions Suggested By Customers

It may seem that Nexon doesn't listen or doesn't care about their customers and rightly so. While their ticketing system is at times abysmal and some of their decisions are misguided, it is not completely true that Nexon ignores the bad things that plague the game.

Proof of this is shown by the following list which lists (as lists usually do) the suggestions read by, considered by, drafted by, designed by, programmed by, and implemented by Nexon from their forums.

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Spectator Mode

It is known to all players that users can be banned for "Ingame GM Action". What this means that the player was banned on-the-spot by a spectating Game Master. Their judgement isn't always correct, with the Nexon forums having posts of "unfair" bannings being common... ColDroop but GMs are only human and they work for Nexon.

Onto the title though, have you ever wondered what it looks like?