A persistent Vietnam war that runs around the clock whether anyone is playing or not. There is no schedule and no lobby — you drop in whenever, and the war is wherever it got to without you.
DOWNLOAD THE LAUNCHER Windows · 71 MB · no installerRun it. It checks your machine, tells you in plain words if anything is missing, fixes what it can on its own, and puts you in the war. It also shows you the valley live — who holds what, how many are fighting — before you commit to loading a game.
The launcher isn't code-signed, so you'll get “Windows protected your PC”. That's SmartScreen not recognising a small private download, not a virus warning. Click More info then Run anyway.
If it still won't start: right-click the file
→ Properties → tick Unblock → OK.
Service records & earned ranks →
Version 1.1.7 connects directly to TitanII on the home LAN, checks the Prairie Fire installation, and verifies our private addons before joining.
Use this release on the home LAN. Remote play is temporarily unavailable while the server's Tailscale connection is being set up.
Run the launcher to see what is missing. Finish Steam downloads before joining; the launcher will explain any missing game, DLC, mod or connection requirement.
Twelve Steam Workshop mods, and the launcher lists them with a tick or a cross so you can see exactly which ones you still need. Anything missing gets a button that opens its Workshop page — press Subscribe and come back.
The required mods include NIArms, Hanoi Hannah, and Moistbois Vietnam radio. NIArms is about 4.2 GB, so allow time for Steam to finish downloading. Installed JSRS SOUNDMOD 2025 is optional; the launcher uses that version when its files are ready.
It also downloads our private addons: radio music, the sun fix, loading artwork, radar compatibility fixes, the period weapon locker, field smoking items, safer multiplayer controls, and optional commander speech. The private radio music is about 289 MB. If a private download gets interrupted, run the launcher again and it picks up where it left off.
Version 1.1.4 adds optional spoken commander replies and supports gentler night visibility. Speech uses a voice already installed in Windows and stays off until you enable it in the in-game commander menu. Subtitles remain on, and the same menu lets you lower the volume or stop a reply. No microphone is needed.
The radio music is ours and it is private. Never share it, upload it, or put it anywhere public. Everything else here is just Arma and Steam.
If the launcher cannot reach the war, check that this computer is connected to the home LAN. Remote play is unavailable until server enrollment is complete. If you are on the LAN, check whether another VPN is blocking local network access.
Anything it can't solve, screenshot it and send it to DeadMan. It shows the exact thing it tried, so the picture is usually enough.