Version 0.95 is mostly ready for release, just need to test Command and Side channel more to ensure the radio effects are working properly -- and if not, fix them. Now I'm holding off on updating the script because I was notified that the script command I requested 3 years ago is finally scheduled to be included in the next Arma 3 update, however, I haven't seen it in any of the dev-branch change logs so I probably shouldn't hold my breath. If the Arma 3 update comes out and doesn't add the necessary commands, AFAR v0.95 will release shortly after. If the script command is added to the new Arma update, I may focus on reintroducing the distance factors and utilizing the new script command(s).

Beyond that, I'd like to experiment with voices cutting in and out while transmitting and include additional interference variables. Finally, once that's all done, I will look into converting AFAR into a server-side addon or global addon.

Stuck working on bug fixes and tweaking a new feature. Flashbangs work for the most part, but are a little wonky on dedicated servers; it's one of the things holding the update back all this time. Players and AI local to players react to flashbangs appropriately for now though.

A few new features have been added and a lot of code has been rewritten. I've rewritten the weapon attachments code and fixed all known bugs with it, there's a new weapon safety feature which is mostly complete, and few others. More info to come...

With version 0.95 nearing completion, I've shifted my focus to other Arma projects and got a lot of work done. Content is almost playable, but not quite. Still developing back-end systems and got a ton more to go with bringing the world to life, but it is coming a long way. Back-end coding, for me, takes forever because it's boring and tedious as hell to do; I've redesigned and rewritten a certain project at least 4 times now, for efficiency. Efficiency meaning the code and idea is generally more manageable and therefore performs better, plus thinking of new ways to code things to run faster sometimes calls for rewrites from time to time.

A small hint of what I'm doing is a lot of local spawning and code for clients and server. It requires strong micromangement but so far, at least in solo MP tests, has resulted in faster results. May impact those with potato computers, but I cannot cater to that crowd due to the project I'm working on pushing the game's limits as it is.

The only reason I haven't uploaded videos is because it takes nearly a day to do -- my upload speed is somewhere around 10-50kb tops. As I've said in the past, my new home has horrible internet service and it makes it harder to upload anything. More videos will come regardless, eventually.