I've spent well over 1500hrs on Arma3 and I reckon most of it with different versions of Antistasi and Vindicta. For me they all have been the single most enjoyable aspect of Arma3 both for solo and multiplayer.

Description claims: "Persistant war in all aspects, destruction stays the same way as well as your vehicles and garrisons."

Vindicta was the only guerilla war mod that actually achieved this. If I disabled the left track of a tank and crew bailed out, it would be there in the exact same spot and condition next time I load the game. Even the roaming squads were be saved, if I recall correctly.

In any version of Antistasi it is best practice to garage all your vehicles to not lose them.

Also in Antistasi, if players get too far from a garrison they are attacking, stuff gets reseted. Not the same vehicles anymore. Were were hunting repair trucks for *hours* and when we finally found one in an outpost, we ofc botched the steal and died (that was before finding CF_BAI, great mod!). Next time we are there in couple of minutes (fast travel), 2 fuel trucks instead. You can even abuse this to get the stuff you need. This was in Antistasi Ultimate.

In Vindicta, everything spawned in Airports and the enemy AI commander moved units, cars, trucks and armor to where needed. So if you happened to spot an important or dangerous vehicle but it wasn't in that same garrison anymore next time, you still thought that it was SOMEWHERE. You might even find it disabled in a ditch days later, likely in a AI battle you weren't even present in. Vindicta world felt more consistent and immersive than any version of Antistasi. Too bad it didn't get as much attention.

Nostalgia trips aside, more spesific to this version of Antistasi, restricting looting to max 20m is way too low. I don't want to use time for that after battle when I only want to save and log out.

Whoa that was a lot of text, well because I really appreciate the work you guys have done and are still doing. You have given years of extended life to this unique game.