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Skybird · 11-09-19, 03:45 AM

It seems subsim's CCIP is an active modder for AB and has released a very detailed Chechnya mod/map.

https://www.wargamer.com/articles/ar...-chechnya-mod/

https://www.matrixgames.com/news/arm...e-chechnya-mod

Also available via Steam Workshop (free).

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I spend more and more time in this game, and ike it jore and more. The compromises and abstractions it includes (on handling of air sorties and CAS, artillery, and so forth, I can live, since the thing shos to be a still round and pleasant package. very battle teaches a few new details and ways to handle things. I find handling easier than in the free versions that was around until some years ago. That you may know the free version should not stop you from buying this game, it really is a huge lap beyond those years. This is not a micro-management simulator overburdened with details, which really helps to form a pleasant, smooth experience. Still, there is enough detail to keep you in supply with huge tactical variety and possibilities. The more virtously the severla LOS-tools get ahndled, the easier the plaxer finds it to form a mental image of the 3D terrain and anticipate visibility and hiding, poujnts of interests for overview and so forth.

This starts to give me more than I expected!

11-09-19, 03:45 AM	#5
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,483 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	It seems subsim's CCIP is an active modder for AB and has released a very detailed Chechnya mod/map. https://www.wargamer.com/articles/ar...-chechnya-mod/ https://www.matrixgames.com/news/arm...e-chechnya-mod Also available via Steam Workshop (free). --- I spend more and more time in this game, and ike it jore and more. The compromises and abstractions it includes (on handling of air sorties and CAS, artillery, and so forth, I can live, since the thing shos to be a still round and pleasant package. very battle teaches a few new details and ways to handle things. I find handling easier than in the free versions that was around until some years ago. That you may know the free version should not stop you from buying this game, it really is a huge lap beyond those years. This is not a micro-management simulator overburdened with details, which really helps to form a pleasant, smooth experience. Still, there is enough detail to keep you in supply with huge tactical variety and possibilities. The more virtously the severla LOS-tools get ahndled, the easier the plaxer finds it to form a mental image of the 3D terrain and anticipate visibility and hiding, poujnts of interests for overview and so forth. This starts to give me more than I expected! __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert. Last edited by Skybird; 11-09-19 at 12:27 PM.