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More Thera. I was thinking of starting an AAR, but I'd rather post stuff here, too much trouble.
While somewhat lacking in cavarly (The general units often partake in the battle, their cataphracts are very useful), the army is great for quick sieges. Often what happens is that while the legionaires fight the main force, the praetorians are used as a spec ops unit of sorts, sent to cap the town center or taking care of stragglers on walls manning the towers.
With a close formation like this, the legionaires are able to utilize their combo of large shields and short swords to the maximum effect.
On a sidenote, wardogs may be nearly useless, but goddamn I still love them, both my legions have tons of them, they're nearing silver chevrons, after which they ought to start being more effective against regulars.
On a sidenote, wardogs may be nearly useless, but goddamn I still love them, both my legions have tons of them, they're nearing silver chevrons, after which they ought to start being more effective against regulars.
I hope you have fire spread turned off.
If you looked at his previous screenshots, you would know that you can also fight uruk-hai and skeletons. What did you expect?Sir Arvondor said:
It is a great mod though.
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For some reason that game looks like it would be really fun to play while high.Comrade Temuzu said:
Combat Mission: Afghanistan
Not a pretty game, but where else do I get to command a Soviet Motor Rifle Company?
It's 1980, and the1st Battalion of the 181st Motor Rifle Regiment is conducting a search and destroy operation around the city of Bamian in central Afghanistan. A Company is ordered to clear the village of Ghorband, host to a Company sized force of Mujahideen. This scenario is based on a real life incident that occured during the Soviet War in Afghanistan.
In the real life incident, the Soviets advanced too cautiously, failed to set up proper blocking positions and allowed the Mujahideen to escape largely unscathed.
Therefore, I plan to isolate the village with indirect fires, envelop it with dismounted infantry and destroy the enemy as they attempt to escape.
My plan of attack, complete with poorly drawn Warpac tactical symbols. 1st and 3rd platoons will maneuver around the left flank and establish blocking positions covering the north and east gates. The BMP's will form a Bronegruppa and hang back to suppress the enemy positions and give cover fire to the infantry. 3rd platoon will advance on the right. Blue markings indicate suspected enemy positions and withdrawal routes. The yellow lines indicate where mortar fire will bombard the enemy withdrawal routes and prevent them from escaping. Yellow arcs show my units sectors of fire.
A Company arrives outside of Bamian, formed up in platoon columns.
1st and 3rd platoons maneuver to the left.
2nd Platoon deploys into line on the left. The infantry comes under fire as they dismount.
2nd Platoon loses a man to sniper fire.
A BMP engages targets in the Mosque.
Mujahideen technicals try to escape out of the south gate and are destroyed by the BMP's.
2nd and 3rd platoons deploy on the left flank and come under fire from enemy RPG teams. After an intense exchange of fire, the BMP's manage to supress the enemy RPG teams.
End of turn 2.
Well, the Faustian Reich actually has StormtroopersComrade Temuzu said:
The Sultanate of Barka decided it would be a good idea to wage war against me, so I'm sending three full legions into Syriana. Good thing I sent all of my legions there, a few turns later the Vashta Sultanate joined the war against me.
I'm predicting Syriana to be under the iron heel of the Empire in about 30 years, if I dont rush. I'll post some campaign map pictures later so you can make sense of what I just said.
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