Scenario for testing: Across the Threshold

[birdstrike]

My first scenario for public testing.

This scenario was created to test the advantages/disadvatages of mounted vs. dismounted infantry and vehicles.

Playable as Blue:

US Stryker force has to take out an enemy insurgent commander hiding in a city district.

Lots of narrow streets will provide plenty of possibilities to get your troops killed.

Enjoy

New Download

Thanks for volunteering and I'd appreciate any feedback.

EDIT: New version for 1.03 for download.

Changes:

- made small changes to the map

- new briefing and tactical map

- randomized enemy starting positions

[ September 01, 2007, 06:19 AM: Message edited by: birdstrike ]

[General_solomon]

Bird:

I like the narrow streets but I you gotta please increase the time.

There is no way I am going to be speeding through corners.

[kevinkins]

Gee I long for the wide spaces of the east front in ww2. Modern urban battles are tedious. But they are in the news - what do I know. Carry on ...

kevin

[tc237]

Yeah, it is a shame.

But, this game is about modern urban battle.

I'm sure there are some ww2 east front games out there.

[jomni]

It's very easy to create 4km x 4km open desert maps to stage tank vs. tank fights.

I did one but got bored (no satisfaction).

[metalbrew]

Birdstrike,

There's a huge IED floating in thin air about 2km off the map. I've never seen stuff placed off the map before so I'm guessing this is some kind of bug. Would you like to place that IED somewhere on the map?

[birdstrike]

D'oh! I forgot to delete that one.

It's redundant, so no need to worry

I'm about to rerelease a slightly modified version, but I will probably wait for the 1.03 patch first.

[birdstrike]

The download above is now the new version.

The d*mn thing still causes me some headaches with pathfinding, but anyway I think things are MUCH better after 1.03.