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An Arma Reforger account from NFA Dealer: a Steam profile that owns the game, with Conflict, Game Master and Workshop mods. Buy a key, activate it in NFA Dealer Launcher, and Steam opens on this account with no password or Steam Guard prompts. Signing in takes a Windows PC with the Steam client.
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This Arma Reforger account from NFA Dealer is a Steam profile that already owns the game. There is one tariff: the full game with every mode, Conflict and Game Master included, plus Workshop mods, without buying a copy of your own. Below is how you sign in, what you will want for play, and when this profile makes more sense than your own copy.
NFA means the profile stays with its original owner: you do not receive the email or the password and cannot change them or attach your phone. Inside the game nothing is held back — you join servers, play Conflict and Game Master scenarios, and run mods. Arma Reforger does not make you hunt for mods and install them by hand: when you join a modded server, the game pulls what it needs from the built-in Workshop, so mods work on an NFA profile exactly as they would on your own.
Sign-in is by key. After the purchase you paste it into NFA Dealer Launcher's activation field; the profile appears in Steam and opens without a password or Steam Guard prompts. The launcher keeps every profile you have activated in its account list, so getting back to this one takes a single click. You need a Windows PC with the Steam client.
Beyond the PC and Steam, a headset with a microphone is worth having. Conflict is a fight over objectives across a large map, where the outcome depends on talking inside your squad and over the radio, and the game does all of that by voice rather than through text menus. You can play without a mic, but if you do, you will be the last to hear the plan. Game Master works differently: a host builds the scenario on the fly, placing enemies, vehicles and objectives, and voice matters there too, because it is how the host steers the session.
If you are joining a unit with its own rules and schedule, read those rules first: many such communities only let people onto their servers after an introduction in their own chat, and you give the profile's name when you apply.
People take one to try Arma Reforger without paying for the full game, to keep a separate profile for a second unit, or to join friends who are already fighting over Everon. If you plan to stay for years, your own copy is the more practical choice: the card has one tariff, no inactive-owner option, and the tariff says nothing about how often the owner signs in.
The "Arma Reforger" tariff is the only one on the card, and its account tab has a single line, "Game on the account". It is paid from your GCC balance; if the balance is short, the purchase window offers to top up the difference. After the purchase you get the launcher key, activate it and install the game from your Steam library. Cheats and everything else for the game are on the Arma Reforger page.