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Damage Control is the final mission of ArmA 3's Prologue campaign.
Overview[]
The player controls Task Force Aegis peacekeeper Sergeant Conway. Despite their best efforts, the sole survivor of the AAF convoy has passed away from his injuries. Conway and Staff Sergeant Thomas Adams have been recalled to Kavala, but only return to the sight of a one-sided massacre after the FIA insurgents had staged an uprising.
Conway's role/class:
- Infantry / Team Leader
Default loadout:
- Primary weapon: MX (10× magazines)
- Secondary weapon: None
- Equipment: RGO (2×), Smoke Grenade (White) (1×), Smoke Grenade (Green) (1×), Chemlight (Green) (2×)
- Backpack: None
There are no alternate pieces of equipment to choose from.
Objectives[]
Primary[]
- (1) Await Reinforcements
- (2) Board the Helicopter
- (3) Board the Hunter
- (4) Investigate
Optional[]
N/A
Mandatory[]
- Conway must survive
- Do not attack any NATO, AAF or CSAT personnel
- Do not leave the city
Walkthrough[]
Primary 1: Await Reinforcements[]
Wait at the truck until the opening dialogue is finished.
A friendly helicopter will soon arrive to drop off callsign Bravo 2-3 to secure the convoy. Shortly after that, a CSAT helicopter will also hover nearby to drop off some of their own peacekeepers. Don't worry about combat, as they aren't here to fight you or your allies.
Primary 2: Board the Helicopter[]
Follow Adams to the LZ and board the same helicopter Bravo 2-3 arrived in.
Primary 3: Board the Hunter[]
Get out of the helicopter once it arrives back on the outskirts of the city. Hop into the waiting MRAP as a passenger.
Primary 4: Investigate[]
Move to the office building where the AAF leader is standing alongside some CSAT soldiers. A cutscene will play before the mission (and campaign) comes to an end.
Trivia[]
- Corporal Ben Kerry, the protagonist of ArmA 3's main campaign, makes a cameo as the driver of Conway's MRAP. He has no voiced dialogue for the entirety of his appearance, however.