For the Author, I'll give you my personal rundown of this mission and my feeling on the matter.

I do believe there is credit to give here, because I kinda liked this at first, It gave me a more combat oriented DAYZ feel, which I'm sure you were shooting for. But it took me about an hour to completely beat the game. And no I'm not messing around, I mean beat it. The game has a bad difficulty change the moment you kill or find find a dead enemy and take his basic gear. This is to the point that I went from running away from every enemy to chasing down every living being and killing them.

Before long I had a chopper and full NATO combat gear and a good Squad Weapon with endless ammo and a Thermal Scope. I was able to go wherever I wanted and eliminate all targets on site with ease, and then I realised that there was no need to travel and look for more gear because I already had the best stuff, and that's when I quit playing.

The game setup has potential, since whatever code you used was able to randomly generate modded in weapons that I have from ARMA 2 imports, if this was also utilized to randomly choose a vehicle to spawn, I can see the modded in vehicles from A2 being utilized as well. But what needs fixed is the difficulty change. When you start out there are too many enemies that you can't do a thing but run for your life, and when you find your essential items there are no real goals for the player which makes it boring. Pretty much the only interesting goal I had was occupying Camp Maxwell, and then I was out of ideas.

If you realy want to make this game interesting, you'll need to try randomizing the enemies just as much, giving them less and random gear so it feels like the DAYZ type where your enemies are bandits and thugs who want your gear not your life. I can't really support the OpFor at war with AAF premise, it just doesn't fulfill the survival desire.

I hope this sheds some light on what could be done better, unfortunately I can't give this mission my thumbs up at this time.