Players enjoyed the unique UI and HUD of the game (which no other game came close to compare), while the old BGM tunes ignited their thirst for fun, competitive gaming. Though players knew that hacking would eventually arrive in CA, as it did for many greater FPS games before, they tried to keep that fact in the corner of their minds. As such, no particular hack was well known during this period. At the time, any 'hacking programs' were regarded as myths, and the few hacks that did surface were soon patched after their release. Players could enjoy hours of teamwork and gaming without questioning each other's skill or credibility. Pre-War Eraįrom the genesis of Closed Beta until early 2009, Combat Arms was a haven for a fair, prosperous online community.

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