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die kommenden Recon-Transports:
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Ich bin übrigens auch erstmal nicht mehr dabei, weil ihr stinkt. Und eure Mütter auch.
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Ah, biste wieder mit deiner Ex zusammen?
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Ehe? Nerviger Streamer, aber für einen ersten Blick...
¤: Command Inf auf Merkava IIA, kek.
¤²: Was für ein harter Spasti der Streamer ist.
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[Dieser Beitrag wurde 2 mal editiert; zum letzten Mal von Expressreiskocher am 29.09.2016 22:00]
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Ich bin übrigens auch erstmal nicht mehr dabei, weil ihr stinkt. Und eure Mütter auch.
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Ah, biste wieder mit deiner Ex zusammen?
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Glorious Juche mit "neuem" Chrima-Ho.
¤: 952 Schuss für die 125mm, da soll nochmal jemand sagen NK würde es an Munition mangeln.
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[Dieser Beitrag wurde 1 mal editiert; zum letzten Mal von Expressreiskocher am 30.09.2016 12:54]
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Takka heute?
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Heute noch jemand für 1-2 Runden zu haben?
Kein Post ohne warporn, heute: BMDs and how they work
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Die Treuhand gibt bekannt:
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Anlässlich des Jubiläums der Fusion Übernahme des VEBs DDR durch die BRD GmbH wird am heutigen Tage ein Wiedervereinigungstakka ausgerichtet.
Alle Teilnehmer spielen ausschließlich deutsche Decks. (Grenzen nach 1945, bevor jemand von Euch Reichsbürgern fragt)
Beginn: Das tritt nach meiner Kenntnis … ist das sofort, unverzüglich.
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Teilnahme möglich nur mit gelbem Schein
Alle Infos findet ihr hier:
nur Original mit Dialekt
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Anlässlich des Jubiläums der Fusion Übernahme des VEBs DDR durch die BRD GmbH wird am heutigen Tage ein Wiedervereinigungstakka ausgerichtet.
Alle Teilnehmer spielen ausschließlich deutsche Decks. (Grenzen nach 1945, bevor jemand von Euch Reichsbürgern fragt)
Beginn: Das tritt nach meiner Kenntnis … ist das sofort, unverzüglich.
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4 x DDR.
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[Dieser Beitrag wurde 1 mal editiert; zum letzten Mal von Expressreiskocher am 03.10.2016 20:29]
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#gasbrand #hahaisso
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Grandios, erinnert mich an die Cartman-sequenz wo er seine Augen schliesst und Tod und Zerstörung ablaufen.
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http://www.eugensystems.com/nation-pack-israel-the-full-army-list/
| | LOGISTICS:
– as each and every country ingame, Israel will have a FOB, the only ingame building, to re-supply & repair friendly units.
– Tzahal’s workhorse when it comes to hauling supplies back & forth between the FOB and the frontline is the good ol’ M35 2½-ton cargo truck, nicknamed Rio in the IDF.
– in the early 80’s Israel started upgrading its cargo truck fleet with Oshkosh heavy trucks, more commonly known in Wargame as the HEMTT.
– finally, the last cargo unit is the CH-53D heavy helicopter, known in Israel’s service as the Yas’ur.
– the M325 Pikud is Tzahal’s lightest command vehicle, a soft skin light truck similar to most other countries’ command jeep.
– salvaged from the previous Israel-Arab wars, the BTR-40 Pikud is the open-top, command variant of the Soviet recon vehicle.
– Mugaf is the Israeli name for the American M577 CPC.
– the Achzarit Pikud is the command variant of the heavy APC Achzarit, an Israeli original unit (see VEHICLES below).
– the Merkava Pikud is Tzahal’s command variant of the Merkava I MBT.
– as most country ingame, Israel will get a command helicopter in the form of the Saifan Pikud (= Bell 206).
– and finally, the IDF will have a 5-men infantry command squad, named Hapak.
http://i.imgur.com/raLn0Ld.png
INFANTRY:
– the IDF’s reliance on reservists is well-known. In Wargame, they will come in the form of Miluim militia squads … riding into battle in their glorious Zachlam APC, a.k.a good ol’ WW2’s M3 half-track! 🙂
– the backbone of Tzahal’s infantry is the Rovait squad, that is regular riflemen. They will come in two variants, “vanilla” & ’90.
– regarding anti-air specialists, Israel will rely first on the Bazak (= Redeye), then on the Barkan (= Stinger A) 2-men MANPAD teams.
– as for anti-tank crews, Tzahal’s sole one will be the late (1987) 2-men Dorban-LR team, armed with the deadly Spike-LR ATGM.
– as other nations in the same situation, Israel was granted fire-support squads to compensate for its lack of Cat-C & B ATGM teams. They will come in the forms of two 5-men FIST squads: Gavnuni, armed with M47 Dragon (identical to the Dutch Vuurploeg squads), and Mesaya’at, armed with a Mk.19 automatic grenade-launcher.
– Israel’s shock troopers will be the Tzanhanim paratroopers, also coming in two variants, “vanilla” & ’90. Armed with SMG or Carbines, and packing heavy AT squad weapons, they will be able to deal with most threats.
– another Israeli shock infantry unit will be the members of the Givati amphibious brigade, acting in Wargame as 15-men naval infantry squads. The brigade having been reactivated in that role only from 1983, this unit will only come in a single 1985 setting.
– and finally, Shayetet 13 are the Israeli Navy’s dreaded elite commandos.
Shayetet 13
SUPPORT:
– the IDF has two mortar-carriers: Laish, the ubiquitous American M125 with a 81mm mortar, and the indigenous Makmat. The latter is a hybrid vehicle, mounting a heavy Finnish 160mm mortar on a turretless M51 Isherman chassis!
– regarding 155mm tube artillery, Tzahal fields two different weapon systems: the also ubiquitous American M109 SPG, declined as the Rochev (= M109A2) & Doher (= ~Dutch M109ANL) ; and the heavy Sholef, a prototype SPG combining a Finnish 155mm gun with a Merkava chassis.
– the heavier tubes are provided by the 203mm Kardom (= M110A2) & 170mm Romach. Although the latter is by all aspect a usual M107, it doesn’t share the stats of those already present ingame. The reason being that Israel was using specially-made ERFB ammos, granting it extra range and accuracy.
– Israel’s air defense relies heavily on American weapon systems. The backbone of which is the Hovet, a.k.a American M163 PIVADS. A late (1995) indigenous upgrade of the previous vehicle led to the development of the Machbet prototype, improving its radar detection and adding Stinger to its main weapon.
– another SPAAG, without radar guidance (hence impervious to SED attack), is the light BTR-152 TCM. As other vehicles of Soviet origins, BTR-152 were captured in large quantities from the previously defeated Arab armies, and pressed back into service. This variant mounts a twin 20mm AA gun.
– Drakon is merely the Israeli service name for the American Chaparral in IDF’s service.
– on top of those, the Israeli air defense fields Shenav (Hawk) & Shenav II (Hawk PIP-II) radar-guided SAMs.
– aside from tube artillery, the IDF also relies on indigenous MLRS to saturate enemy positions. The first and oldest of which is the MAR-240, mounting thirty-six 240mm rails on an old Sherman chassis. Ingame it will be equipped with incendiary ammunitions.
– the MAR-290 mounts four long range 290mm HE rockets on a more resilient Sh’ot (locally upgraded Centurion) chassis.
– finally, the lighter MAR-160 mounts a thirty-six 160mm rails on an old AMX-13), fitted with cluster rockets.
http://i.imgur.com/inksOGE.jpg
TANK:
– the PT-76B, salvaged from the Israeli-Arab wars’ defeated armies, were gathered into an IDF amphibious tank battalion. In Wargame, it will be Tzahal’s lightest tank, available in Marine & Airborne decks.
-Sh’ot tanks are locally modified British Centurion MBTs: the Sh’ot Kal mounts a 105mm and a much more powerful engine, while the later Sh’ot Kal Dalet is fitted with a new LRF and additional ERA armor.
-Mag’ach tanks are locally modified American Patton MBTs: the Mag’ach 6 is a M60A1 RISE fitted with ERA bricks to improve its armor, while the Mag’ach 6 BET GAL introduced a locally build FCS. The most modern of the family is the Mag’ach 7C Gimel, with a completely redesigned (and more protected) turret.
– but Tzahal wouldn’t be Tzahal without the famous Merkava tanks. The first of which ingame is, as expected, the Merkava I, available from 1979, hence all-era.
– the next one, Merkava II B introduces some armor improvements, while the Merkava III B is a much heavier upgrade: armor, upgunned to 120mm, grenade-launcher on turret, …
– and finally, the Merkava III D Baz with additional modular armor and LAHAT gun-missile.
http://i.imgur.com/gxeQ2Pr.jpg
RECON:
– armed with one 12,7mm & two 7,62mm machine-guns, the M325 Patrol light truck will provide the IDF with a light recon element.
– one of Israel’s indigenous design, the RAM armored scout car will provide Tzahal with several recon vehicles. The first one, armed with a single 12,7mm machine-gun, is the RAM Recce, a recon APC. It means it is a recon vehicle all by itself … but also transporting a 5-men recon squad.
– the RAM AT replaces the previous variant’s passenger accommodations with a M40 106mm recoilless rifle, giving this recon vehicle some “teeth”.
– last of the RAM family, the RAM TCM is mounting a twin 20mm AA gun, allowing this scout car to double as a light SPAAG or fire support vehicle.
– the HVMS is a prototype vehicle mounting a high-velocity 60mm gun on a M113 chassis. Acting as a light recon tank, it is formidable against armored vehicles’ columns, yet too lightly armored to engage MBT and lacking HE rounds or MGs to deal with infantry.
– another “trophy tank”, the Tiran-5 Blazer is a T-55 MBT salvaged from the defeated Syrian & Egyptian armies in the previous Israel-Arab wars. Pressed back into service into the IDF, it is now fitted with a NATO 105mm gun and Blazer ERA armor.
– civilian version of the OH-58 Kiowa, the Bell 206, known locally as Saifan, is Israel’s only aerial recon.
– regarding infantry scouts, the Bedouins trackers, acting as border guards, provides the IDF with the usual 5-men recon squad. Yet, unlike any other country, they are completely deprived of anti-tank weapon, favoring an extra antipersonnel one (M14 scoped rifle).
– and last but not least, Maglan squads will act as long range recon/kill team. Being special forces, they come as a 10-men unit with lethal close-quarter weapons, but also a medium-range ATGM (Spike-MR).
http://i.imgur.com/MaedjOi.jpg
VEHICLES:
– vestige of its previous wars with its neighbors, Israel keeps a strong & versatile fleet of anti-tank units. The ligthest ones are, as usual, ATGM jeeps: Djapas Orev (= M151A2 TOW), Hamer Orev (= Humvee I-TOW) and Hamer MAPATS (= Humvee with MAPATS missile, a local variant of TOW-2).
– Giraffe TOW is the local service name for the M150 weapon systems, although the Giraffe I-TOW is built on the more armored Zelda chassis (see below).
– finally, Hafiz is an indigenous weapon system, mounting six ready-to-fire Spike-NLOS long range ATGM on a M113 chassis. The Pereh, although disguised as a MBT, is actually an improvement over the Hafiz, mounting twelve ready-to-fire of the same missile on a M47 chassis with a fake main gun.
– Israel’s basic soft skin transport is the unarmed M325 Nun-Nun light truck, later complemented by the MG-armed Hamer (= Humvee). The last remaining wheeled transport is the armored BTR-152.
– Miluim (reservists) have their own transport, the WW2 relic Zachlam (= M3 half-track).
– the backbone of Tzahal armored transport force is built around the ubiquitous American M113 APC: Bardelas is a M113A2 with extra-MGs, while Zelda is an uparmored version of the former.
– one of the IDF’s distinctive features is the extensive use of heavy APCs built from obsolete MBTs: the Nagmachon is built from a Sh’ot/Centurion hull, with a superstructure built on top, while the Achzarit is from a Tiran-5/T-55 one. Those vehicles are bringing the level of protection for their passengers to that of an early MBT.
– while Israel doesn’t have a single IFV, it has another interesting feature to compensate: its ability to use Merkava IIA MBT as transport for a limited number of troops. Thus, soldiers can ride into battle in a full fledge MBT, yet at the expense of most of its main gun’s ammunitions.
– one of Tzahal’s most iconic vehicle will be the M51 Isherman, an old WW2 Sherman heavily upgraded (new engine, new suspension, a new turret mounting 105mm gun). It is here used in a fire support role.
http://i.imgur.com/Ya5nVc5.jpg
HELO:
– the main transport helicopters available to the IDF are the usual Bell 205 (= UH-1 Huey) & Anafa (= Twin Huey).
– the last one of Israel’s transport helicopter is quite an oddity: the Yas’ur Nimrod is a CH-53 armed with four heavy Nimrod anti-tank missiles. Dedicated to special forces insertion and support, it only comes in very small numbers with Maglan & Shayetet 13 elite squads.
– for anti-tank warfare, Israel relies mostly on local MD-500 TOW Defender variants: the Lahatut TOW & Lahatut MAPATS.
– more versatile, the AH-1 Cobra also comes in two gunship variants: Tzefa B rocket support & Tzefa E with a mixed AA/rocket loadout.
– finally, the ultimate asset among Israeli combat helicopters is the Peten (= AH-64 Apache) armed with a classic anti-tank loadout of sixteen Hellfire missiles.
http://i.imgur.com/R7b7t88.jpg
PLANES:
– at the beginning of Wargame‘s timeframe, the IAF still relies heavily on French planes, especially Mirages. But for the Shahak (= Mirage III) in an early game’s fighter configuration, all the other variants are now dedicated CAS/bomber planes: Nesher (= Mirage V) with rockets, Kfir C.2 & Kfir C.7 (= indigenous Mirages) as napalm & HE bombers respectively.
– since the war of 1973, Israel also keep a fleet of SEAD-capable aircraft (with AGM-45 Shrike) in the form of the Ayit (= American A-4 Skyhawk).
– the F-4E Phantom II was also introduced in the IAF inventory just after the war of 1973, under the name Kurnass, as a LGB bomber in Wargame. Later upgraded as the Kurnass 2000 and armed with AGM-78D Standard, it replaced the Ayit in the SEAD role.
– around 1980, Israel started acquiring F-15 under the names Baz (= F-15A) & Baz Meshupar (= F-15C) as pure fighter aircrafts, while the Ra’am (= F-15I) is used as multirole bomber with LGBs.
– another American design in use since the 80’s is the F-16, as Netz (= F-16A) & Barak (= F-16C Block 30) as multirole aircrafts, while the late Barak II (= F-16C Block 40) comes with an air superiority loadout.
– and last but not least, the Lavi, the ‘Israeli plane which never was’. This indigenous “baby F-16” never went into production, but is given its chance in Wargame, as a “HE bomb train”. | |
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F5. Kein Changelog.
F5. Kein Changelog.
F5. Kein Changelog.
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Ich will nicht arbeiten. 
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Damit ihr auch im Bett MH17 abschießen könnt.
#ifyouknowwhatimean
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Eher Mi-17.
#fett
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Command: Modern Air Naval Operations mit Grafik!?
Yespls.
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Eigentlich eher ein simplifiziertes Dangerous Waters.
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Dangerous Waters ist vom UI eine Katastrophe und CMANO ist und bleibt halt ein (spannendes!) Excel-Sheet.
Wenn Cold Waters nur einen Bruchteil der Funktionen des letzteren hat - gekauft.
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[Dieser Beitrag wurde 1 mal editiert; zum letzten Mal von Expressreiskocher am 04.10.2016 17:47]
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| | Zitat von Expressreiskocher
Dangerous Waters ist vom UI eine Katastrophe und CMANO ist und bleibt halt ein (spannendes!) Excel-Sheet.
Wenn Cold Waters nur einen Bruchteil der Funktionen des letzteren hat - gekauft.
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Mit tollen piupiu Darstellungen könnte ich daran wohl auch Spaß finden.
Reines Excel hab ich ansonsten genug 
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(spannendes!) Excel-Sheet.
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möchte ich nochmal hervorheben
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Dangerous Waters ist vom UI eine Katastrophe und CMANO ist und bleibt halt ein (spannendes!) Excel-Sheet.
Wenn Cold Waters nur einen Bruchteil der Funktionen des letzteren hat - gekauft.
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Ich verstehe nicht, wie du von SubSim auf CMANO kommst. Du kontrollierst "nur" ein Uboot, keine strategischen Bewegungen von verschiedenen Einheiten.
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Das kommt davon, weil ich mit die Steam-Greenlight-Page noch nicht angeguckt habe.
Jetzt bin ich traurig, ich hoffe du bist zufrieden.
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| | GENERIC
- Mortars supply cost reduced by 20%.
- Infantry MG now have regular/shock/elite versions.
- Infantry rifles supply cost (greatly) reduced.
- Heavy SAM with 9 HE's speed increased
- Laser guided bombs' reload time is now proportional to their HE power.
- Laser guided bombs' accuracy reduced to 50%
- Recon with exceptional optics' maximum detection range increased from 3500m to 4200m
- All command helicopters now have Very Good optics.
- All variants of M35 supply trucks have their payload changed from 500 supply to 800.
- Commonwealth availability bonus removed.
- Rh202 autocanon (early) acuracy increased from 15%/5% to 20%/10%
- Rh202 autocanon (late) acuracy increased from 25%/10% to 30%/15%
- RARDEN autocanon (early) acuracy increased from 25% to 35%
- RARDEN autocanon (late) acuracy increased from 40% to 50%
- All variants of Humvee' HP increased from 5 to 10 [Disclaimer: M966 TOW-2 & M1025 CP were forgotten, they'll be fixed in a next patch]
- All variants of Stalwart' HP increased from 5 to 10
- Eastern Block availability bonus removed
- All variants of Osa AK's price increased from 40$ to 45$ [Disclaimer: Polish 9K33M2 Romb was forgotten, it'll be fixed in a next patch]
ANZAC:
- M113A1 LRV can now transport recon infantry, price increased from 10 to 15 (optics remain good)
- M113 MILAN's price reduced from 25$ to 20$
CANADA:
- Cougar Recon availability increased from 8 to 12 as the other good optics recon
- TH-495 armor increased from 2/2/2/2 to 3/3/1/1, price increased from 15$ to 20$, availability increased
USA:
- M1 Abrams HA AP power increased from 19 to 20
- M1 Abrams HA price increased from 135$ to 140$
- M48 Chaparral 's MIM-72A accuracy increased from 30% to 40%
- M48A1 Chaparral 's MIM-72F and accuracy increased from 40% to 45%
- V-150 optics increased to Good, price increased from 10$ to 15$, now available as transport to Cavalry Scouts, but no more to Delta Force.
- Number of packs of Humvee increased from 5 to 7
- M113 ACAV can now transport Cavalry scouts (optics remain good), price incresed from 10$ to 15$
- Sheridan service date fixed to fit with the MGM-51C that it is armed with.
- LVTP-7 armor reduced from 3/2/2/1 to 1/1/1/1, price reduced from 10$ to 5$
- LVTP-7A1 armor reduced from 3/2/2/1 to 2/2/1/1, availability increased by one step
- M2/M3/M2A1/M3A1 Bradley armor increased from 2/2/1/1 to 3/3/1/1
- M2 Bradley availability increased by one step, optics reduced from medium to poor
- M2A1 Bradley price reduced from 30$ to 25$, optics reduced from medium to poor
- M2A2/M3A2 Bradley armor increased from 4/3/2/2 to 5/4/2/2
- COMVAT armor incresed from 2/2/1/1 to 3/3/1/1
- M577 CEV aim time increased from 1 to 2sec
- SMAW price increased from 15$ to 20$
- Light Riflemen '90 price reduced from 25$ to 20$
- M60A1 ERA range increased from 2100m to 2275m, AP reduced from 16 to 15, price increased from 60$ to 65$
- Redeye & Stingers now have access to Bradley as transport
- F-117 veterancy increased from Hardened to Elite.
W-GERMANY:
- Gepard A2 now can fire all its missiles in a row
- Marder 1/A1/A2 armor increased from 3/2/1/1 to 4/2/1/1, availability increased by one step
- Marder 1A3 armor changed from 4/3/2/2 to 5/3/2/2
- Marder 2 armor reduced from 10/5/4/2 to 7/5/3/2, price reduced from 40$ to 30$
- Kanonenjagdpanzer's HEAT power increased from 8 to 10
- F-4 Peace Rhine price reduced from 120$ to 100$
JAPAN:
- HMV availability increased by one step
- Hudou-Ren price reduced from 25$ to 20$
- TAN SAM Short Arrow accuracy increased from 40% to 50%
- Kutei now have access to HMV as transport
- F-1 price reduced from 100$ to 90$
FRANCE:
- Leclerc avaialbility reverted from 2 to 3
- VAB T-20 availability increased by one step
- Puma PC is now available in motorized decks like the other command helicopters
- AMX-10 series armor increased from 2/2/1/1 to 3/2/1/1
- AMX-13 VTT armor increased from 1/1/1/1 to 3/2/1/1
- M693 F1 autocannon'saccuracy increased from 15%/5% to 20%/10%
NETHERLANDS:
- YPR-765 Prat service date moved from 1980 to 1986
- DAF YA 4440 availability reduced to 1 card as the other 5points trucks
- YP-408 series armor increased from 1/1/1/1 to 2/1/1/1
- YP-765 series armor increased from 2/1/1/1 to 2/2/1/1
NORWAY:
- CV9030N armor increased from 4/3/2/2 to 6/5/2/2
- XA-180NO armor reduced from 2/2/1/1 to 1/1/1/1
- XA-186NO (and command version) armor reduced from 3/3/1/1 to 2/2/1/1
- RBS 70 & RBS 70 Mk.2 now carry 8 missiles
ROK:
- Recon KM900 can now transport recon infantry, optics reduced from very good to good, price reduced to 15$
- KAFV 25 armor increased from 2/1/1/1 to 2/2/1/1
- KAFV 40/50 armor reduced from 2/2/2/1 to 2/2/1/1
- K200 armor increased from 2/1/1/1 to 2/2/1/1
- LVTP-7 armor reduced from 3/2/2/1 to 1/1/1/1, price reduced from 10$ to 5$
- K1A1 price reduced from 145$ to 140$
UK:
- SBS CG ammo reduced from 10 to 8 as other SF
- FV103 Spartan optics reduced to good, can transport recon infantry and price reduced from 25$ to 15$
- Blowpipe access to Lynx helicopters removed
- Stormer, Spartan & Stryker's armor changed from 2/2/1/1 to 3/1/1/1
- FV510 Warrior armor increased from 2/2/1/1 to 3/3/1/1
- FV510 Warrior MILAN avaialbility increased by one step
- AVRE aim time increased from 1 to 2sec
- FV432 is now available to Territorials
- FV603 Saracen price increased from 5$ to 10$
SWEDEN:
- STRV 103B & STRV 103C are amphibious (how have we miss that for so long ?! :shock: )
- J-35D & J-35F's altitude reduced to help them engage helicopters
- PVHKP 9A price reduced from 50$ to 40$
- PVTGB 9031 m/77 & PVTGB 9031 m/84 accuracy difference between HE and AP fixed
- PATGB XA-180 armor reduced from 2/2/1/1 to 1/1/1/1, availability increased by one step.
- EPBV 302A armor increased from 2/1/1/1 to 4/2/1/1.
- EPVB 3022 armor increased from 2/1/1/1 to 4/2/1/1.
- STRF 9040 armor increased from 4/3/2/2 to 5/3/2/2.
- RBS 70 & RBS 90 now carry 8 missiles.
- Rover RBS 70 & Rover RBS 90 removed from Mechanized deck
USSR:
- T-72 obr 1989 price increased from 135$ to 140$
- BRDM-2U optics changed from poor to medium as other command units
- T-62MV1's HE gun range fixed to match AP range
- BMD-1 price reduced from 15$ to 10$
- BMD-1P price reduced from 20$ to 15$
- BMP-1 series armor increased from 2/1/1/1 to 3/1/1/1 (BMP-1D armor unchanged)
- BMP-2 series armor increased from 2/2/1/1 to 4/2/1/1, price increased from 20$ to 25$
- BMP-2D armor changed from 3/3/2/1 to 4/3/1/1, price increased from 20$ to 25$
- BMP-2 obr 86 armor increased from 3/2/1/1 to 4/3/1/1, price increased from 25$ to 30$
- BMP-3 armor increased from 3/2/2/1 to 5/4/2/1, price increased from 35$ to 40$, missile loadout increased from 4 to 6
- BTR-90 armor increased from 2/2/1/1 to 3/2/1/1, optics increased from poor to medium
- BTR-T armor increased from 7/3/2/2 to 13/5/2/2, price increased from 20$ to 25$
- SU-122 price reduced from 20$ to 15$, HE power reduced from 5 to 4
- Su-27M veterancy reduced from elite to hardened
- MiG-27K price reduced from 145$ to 135$
POLAND:
- BTR-40 can now transports recon infantry, price increased from 10$ to 15$ (optics remain good)
- BWP-1 & BWP-2 armor modification like USSR
- Topaz & Topaz-2A armor increase from 1/1/1/1 to 2/1/1/1
E-GERMANY:
- SPW-40 now transports recon infantry, price increased from 10$ to 15$ (optics remain good)
- Fla-Kom Strela-2 access to Mi-8 Removed
- Wachregiment speed increased from 25kmh to 30kmh
- SPW-50PK armor increased from 1/1/1/1 to 2/1/1/1 [Disclaimer: the SPW-50PU command variant was forgotten, it'll be fixed in a next patch]
- BMP-1 series armor increased from 2/1/1/1 to 3/1/1/1
- BMP-2 series armor increased from 2/2/1/1 to 4/2/1/1
- Mot-Schützen & Mot-Schützen '90 availavility reduced by one step to be in line with other shock troops
CSSR:
- BVP-1 series armor increased from 2/1/1/1 to 3/1/1/1
- BVP-2 armor increased from 2/2/1/1 to 4/2/1/1
- BVP-2 vz. 86 armor increased from 3/2/1/1 to 4/3/1/1
- Vysadkari '90 availability increased by one step
- Granatomet' AGS-17 noise increased to match MG
CHINA:
- HJ-9 missile guidance changed from SACLOS to SALH, speed increased
- ZZC-55 now transports Liè Rén, price increased from 10$ to 15$ (optics remain good)
- HN-5A access to Mi-8 removed
- PTZ-59 statistics corrected based on the ZTZ-59-II, accuracy increased from 40 to 50, rate of fire reduced from 7 to 6.
- PGZ-95 now can fire all its missiles in a row
- ZTS-63-II speed increased from 60kmh to 70kmh, gun range increased from 2100m to 2275m, price increased from 40$ to 45$
- WZ-551 availability increased by one step
- ZTZ-85-IIA price reduced from 85$ to 80$
- ZBD-86 ammo loadout fixed from 20 to 40 ammo like other BMP-1
- ZTQ-62 & ZTQ-62-1 rate of fire increased from 6 RPM to 8 RPM
- ZSD-63A armor reduced from 2/1/1/1 to 1/1/1/1
- ZSD-90 armor increased from 2/2/1/1 to 4/2/1/1
- Lu Zhandui '75 & '90 number of men per squad reduced from 15 to 10, price reduced by 5 points, number of rockets reduced from 12 to 8
- PGZ-63 price reduced from 15$ to 10$
N-KOREA:
- Type-63 range & fuel capacity were inverted
- T-72M's HE gun range fixed to match AP range
- BTR-50PK armor increased from 1/1/1/1 to 2/1/1/1
- VTT-323 price reduced from 15$ to 10$
- VTT-323 Susong-Po price reduced from 20$ to 15$
- VTT-323 Hwasung-Chong price reduced from 20$ to 15$
- Ch'onma-ho IV rerolled as Ch'onma-Ho V to fit the model | |
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Ist das der Schützenpanzerpatch?
Soviel mehr Genauigkeit und Panzerung.
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| Thema: Wargame XIV ( Best Korea-Fanthread ) |
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