I can only imagine that Bohemia is eager to see how their backend holds up. Remember, I was playing on empty servers, so I can't speak to the stability once everyone is piling onto Everon at the same time. Unsurprisingly for a work-in-progress Early Access game, I also ran into a number of bugs during my playthrough, including some psychedelic visual glitches and a number of crashes as I attempted to load into matches. (Right now, the studio is saying that Reforger will be in Early Access for about a year, with frequent updates occurring throughout the cycle.) It becomes clear that Bohemia has a long way to go before Reforger reaches feature parity with the rest of the series. Compare that to Arma 3, which released an expansion focused on a literal alien invasion three years ago. One is the aforementioned Game Master suite of tools, and the other is a capture-and-hold rigamarole, which means that currently, Reforger has a dearth of single-player content outside of the tutorial. Reforger has one gigantic map so far, and only two modes. Powered by Bohemia Interactive’s proprietary Enfusion engine, Arma Reforger showcases exhilarating gameplay while offering powerful modding tools that enable players to create assets, design scenarios, change gameplay mechanics, and alter battles in real time. But anyone spending the $29.99 on Reforger's early access release should know that, as of this writing, the game seems to be in its opening stages of development - especially compared to how fleshed-out and content-rich earlier games in the series are.
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