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 Dynamic Simulation for arma3 is like what CoC AIOD was for OFP (I bet you have no idea what I'm talking about hehe, if you do, you are true old school guy). Basically it freezes AI units that are further out than the value you define, this causes them to use zero CPU power and allows you to put completely crazy amounts of AI into your mission without any "lag" or slowdowns.
-It is important to understand that the forzen AI are just that, totally unable to do anything even move, so these AI units must be well beyond your view distance so you wont be able to turkey shoot the defenseless poor AI (actually they cant even be killed in this state). Dynamic Simulation wont help small missions, but those large or huge missions covering most of the terrain will get incredible performance boost, well actually this allows you to create such huge missions in the first place.
+It is important to understand that the frozen AI are just that, totally unable to do anything even move, so these AI units must be well beyond your view distance so you wont be able to turkey shoot the defenseless poor AI (actually they cant even be killed in this state). Dynamic Simulation wont help small missions, but those large or huge missions covering most of the terrain will get incredible performance boost, well actually this allows you to create such huge missions in the first place.
 Dynamic Simulation is best used on large terrain area where the AI is spread out and players must advance towards them etc.

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