Thread: [TG]TvT51_Fallout_v1 - postapocalyptic mission Released!

Very enjoyable mission/map. We played it for several hours 12/27/2009. I write this as participant .. credit goes largely to Dredge for his intuitive and unexpected plan for taking back our country.

We treated BlueFor as the Federals, Independants as sort of Texas Ranger types .. law enforcement. Opfor was kind of a bunch of Road Warrior types to be "dealt with."

Civilians were seen as the "oppressed". We essentially decided to take the country back into the peoples hands. This involved Civilian v everyone else approach. Remember as civilians you start out with no weapons at all and no vehicles .. you are just target practice for the armed factions.

Civilians actually won. With Dredge as leader, they waited for Opfor to vacate their base and attack BlueForce. Then we took over their weapons cache armed ourselves set a five minute sathchel and returned to the Farm House.

When Opfor began respawning, the five minute timer went off. They thought someone was base killing but we were back at our own base. They did not notice the demo charge. We left an observer just to see if it would go off. Destroyed weapons cache. All they could do was respawn with the weapons they already had.

We then received a delegation from Bluforce (had to hide all our weapons so they would not know we were armed.) Sent an observer to Bluefor camp with demos. Blue force notices we had technical (read armed vehicles as civilians) they tried to disarm. They were assaulted and "negotiations" broke down at their base.

We eventually were able to destroy Blue force weapons cache as well with satchels from original OpForce cache.

Civilians also seized (stole) captured fuel trucks denying other teams a victory thru accumulation of fuel.

Suggestions: Probably need to limit civilian use of communications unless they take if from the enemy caches. We used TS freely as there was not rule that said we couldn't (call it HAM radio).

Since it is TvT, please make it playable only in veteran or expert so no map indicators help any faction see a full battle map ... I could see myself and blue force movements when I was independent suggesting a link between the two forces.

Should civilians have maps? Would they in real life? Compass, Radio, GPS?

THIS IS A GREAT MISSION ... THESE ARE SUGGESTIONS ONLY ... OH. ..the briefing dies not suggest quite enough to give new players especially JIPs any idea of how they are to behave .. maybe that is appropriate, don't know. But the first time I played this I was totally lost as I joined after the briefing. Wandered around learning the map and factions .. next game was much better cause I now knew the map at least. I switched sides and had a great tiem with Dredge et al.