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HEDP warheads don't work properly :-/ that's all

M107 hasnt correct ammo.

How FFA heroically saved LG's BRDM (and they didn't count in my stats...)

@Dekfor

@HaskiLove The idea of playing against OFCRA was almost three years old (originally against WOG3). You have no idea how many attempts it took to make it happen. Thx @Dekfor and @sup!

Spectator's view https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1157109740

pls, someone please fix the ACOG... Zeroing in on 300 meters instead of 100... The chevrons on the scale don't correspond to the distance at all now... it's all shifted by 200 meters (I don't know who thought of such a stupid idea... it's fine everywhere else, only on WOG it's broken like this)

Here are their other rules. https://www.ofcrav2.org/en/how-to-participate/rules The biggest difference from the WOG is that stealing enemy radios is prohibited and there is completely different definition of lonewolfing (one player may be no more than 200 metres away from the player furthest from him...).

@Mattoni just took seriously the words of one old madman...

Here's an explanation of why I use RPG with OGs so much instead of rifles. The old man hands tremor... and wog stamina doesn't help much either.

The only target was [̶M̶O̶R̶]̶ @Mattoni. The rest (those unfortunate 10 lads) was only OG7 collateral damage and self-defence...

This is almost a year old, but I rediscovered this record and uploaded this week.

This commentary applies to not only this mission and does not suggest any specific measures for improvement, just an idea to think about: Honestly, there are real suggestions on how to balance vehicles. But that still doesn't resolve gameplay for infantry (especially defence side). They will still be destined to be shot only. Which is about 40% of the players on the server who have a very limited chance of interesting gameplay. If I overdid it, if the AI were replaced, the crews of the attacking armoured vehicles would probably not see a difference... Attacking infantry (40% of server players) defend the perimeter around vehicles, spot enemies and guide armoured vehicles on targets (at least partially some gameplay - teamwork) (although the last two things, due to thermal optics, are weakened quite a bit) and then recharge the zone and finish cleaning some hills from the rest of enemies present. And only 20% are the crews in the vehicles who actually play and the whole game built on them. Numbers are approximate, I don't know the exact %, but somehow it will be. By usually, there are 2 in the vehicle (driver, shooter) and 6-8 infantry, ie 20-25%; then + engineers, some pure infantry squads/teams and SF, HQ -> that is that 20% of players (and maybe less %). For me, who plays purely as infantry on WOG, such missions are well watched on youtube, but playing them is disgusting. (This was more typical of TSG. But lately, this is beginning to become a significant problem of this project. Saturday's mission "Actions to Peace" was a pretty similar story in that spirit.)

It can be based on RHS AINET system for T90 (?) http://www.rhsmods.org/w/t90