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MarkSheppard December 9th, 2024 08:05 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Not a technology/tactics/etc related post -- but Syria has a new flag apparently:

https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1866035693383770408

Quote:

The Russian agency RIA reports that a new flag of Syria has already been raised on the building of the Syrian Embassy in Moscow.

DRG December 9th, 2024 11:02 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by FASTBOAT TOUGH (Post 857099)
Concerning the Ukrainian "FURY" haven't found anything about speed yet.:

I have it set up as a "light tank" at the same speed as normal infantry ( 6) and it is included with a special infantry unit that also has a drone option which makes it an "interesting" unit
Armour is 1 all around so it's a MG unit but with enough armour that small arms will not harm it

DRG December 9th, 2024 11:07 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkSheppard (Post 857100)
Not a technology/tactics/etc related post -- but Syria has a new flag apparently:

https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1866035693383770408

Quote:

The Russian agency RIA reports that a new flag of Syria has already been raised on the building of the Syrian Embassy in Moscow.


Yep, we already have the change made but exactly which flag will be chosen is not clear. Right now they are back to the one from the first ten years of the game which is the one shown in that photo and others BUT that might change..... maybe

So that "new flag of Syria" is not new at all It's the one used before the Baathists took over

Set up a battle with Syria between 1948 and March 1958 and you will see the "new" flag

MarkSheppard December 13th, 2024 11:09 PM

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https://x.com/AirPowerNEW1/status/18...rc=twsrc%5Etfw

Quote:

"Roadrunner has been operationally deployed for Combat Evaluation since January 2024 and Pulsar has been operationally deployed in multiple regions since August 2023" ~ Anduril
https://www.anduril.com/roadrunner/

Quote:

Roadrunner is a reusable, vertical take-off and landing (VTOL), operator-supervised Autonomous Air Vehicle (AAV) with twin turbojet engines and modular payload configurations that can support a variety of missions.

Roadrunner-M is a high-explosive interceptor variant of Roadrunner built for ground-based air defense that can rapidly launch, identify, intercept, and destroy a wide variety of aerial threats — or be safely recovered and relaunched at near-zero cost.
Roadrunner-M is essentially a reusable MANPAD. :shock: You can launch it at an unknown threat, and if it misses or if the threat is identified as a friendly, it can be recovered for a second mission.

Pulsar is a modular software defined EW system that can be quickly attached to vehicles as needed.

DRG December 14th, 2024 01:07 PM

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THAT is one very cool "toy"


They have many others under development as well ----6 air systems and two underwater vehicles

https://www.anduril.com/


,,,,and what do you get down the road when you make hunter/killer drones smarter and more efficient?

https://cdnb.artstation.com/p/market...jpg?1708691194
:D

MarkSheppard December 16th, 2024 06:29 PM

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A lot of meaty updates in this post:

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https://x.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status...75676129349963

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🇺🇦 Ukraine already has a laser weapon "Trident", - Commander of Unmanned Systems Forces of Sukharevskiy

"Today, we can shoot down Russian planes with this laser at an altitude of over 2 km. A project is also being developed to use a "drone-mother" with two FPVs."
I wonder where it is now...

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https://x.com/Ch_Ru_GER/status/1868667960153567309

Quote:

The #PLA is developing concepts for the teaming of #UAS & #Helicopters (like Z-19, Z-10 & Z-21) here within PLAGF Aviation Brigades. Diagrams from an academic paper on collaborative & cooperative capabilities between armed helicopters & #UAS (MALE/HALE) in combat posted on Weibo.
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https://x.com/GrandpaRoy2/status/1868709434945642586

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Russia has published a directory of Ukrainian FPV tactics with diagrams, and suggested countermeasures.

The descriptions are basic, but the 19 separate listings are a reminder of how flexible and valuable the FPV system has become.
Source of the images are:

https://t.me/VictoryDrones/34084

Anyway...

https://i.imgur.com/4z3MGmS.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/x86R783.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/bpRIXGl.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/sr0fsiK.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/WmfwZXA.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/TBakhDz.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/UtGzzZ6.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/33PeKum.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/3oN5wFc.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/rtBhxsA.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/nTOYgRV.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/VXmrwzW.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/CthEHf1.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/sITXyIP.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/VXr8Th2.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/CCFy5mE.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/RvU86ud.jpeg

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https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1868589519328391304

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At the start of December, Ukraine's 13th National Guard Brigade, "Khartia," carried out its first fully robotic operation in the Kharkiv sector, employing an unprecedented number of robotic and unmanned systems. The operation, designed to set conditions for further advancements, utilized ground-based robots (including mining, demining, and kamikaze drones, as well as mobile turrets) and various UAVs (heavy bombers, observation drones, and FPVs).
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The first semi-production High Power Microwave (HPM) weapons by Epirus -- essentially rebadged radars --- have been delivered and tested by the US Army.

Results of the Leonidas testing:

https://i.imgur.com/qTLqdAU.jpeg

https://x.com/AirPowerNEW1/status/1868300684711313484

Quote:

"They [US Army - Cap & limitation tests] tried to get as many drones as they could that we would see overseas. They wanted to get drones that might have been hardened..against EM emissions.We had zero targets that we did not take down. We were 100% effective"~Andy Lowery, #Epirus

...

"We invested ahead and delivered 4 systems in 15 months. You talked about reaching 'out to miles'. Yes, absolutely,we can do that. On our own money, we are building systems we call 'add a zero' to our baseline..We're talking 10 km..that type of range" ~Andy Lowery, #Epirus #GaN

MarkSheppard December 18th, 2024 06:26 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
https://x.com/RALee85/status/1869241376468353117

Quote:

Madyar says that the effectiveness of FPVs in Ukrainian and Russian units is between 20-40%. This is when an FPV hits a target, the munition detonates, and the strike is recorded/confirmed.
Some commentary from another forum talking about the war:

Quote:

The claimed success rate has doubled or quadrupled over 2023, when they were talking around 10%, so countermeasures are implied to be losing ground. If fiber optic control becomes standard and/or autonomous guidance becomes commonplace the success/confirmation rate could conceivably double in 2025 over 2024 (game changing countermeasures in 2025 seem less likely, but who knows).

MarkSheppard January 17th, 2025 07:40 AM

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https://x.com/GrandpaRoy2/status/1879221890335879330

Quote:

Rows of Ukrainian “Ratel S” UGVs are ready for frontline service.
Context:

Back in April 2024:

https://x.com/GrandpaRoy2/status/1779221824150401336

Quote:

Ukrainian UGVs (Unmanned Ground Vehicle) have moved from experimental prototypes to production.

These are the Ratel S, much in demand at the front, used for laying anti-tank mines or as a kamikaze.

DRG January 17th, 2025 12:07 PM

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https://en.defence-ua.com/analysis/n...deo-13119.html

MarkSheppard February 10th, 2025 09:47 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
https://x.com/360_Secure/status/1888368240218476940

Quote:

If you watched Avdiivka assaults when UAF were running out of US 155mm shells, drones as only defense often took up to 10 hits to stop a tank, 3-5 on an IFV. Ladas [unprotected cars] it's pretty much one and you're done.
Rough values on FPV drones vs modern vehicles.

It does seem "correct" since many FPV drones are carrying modified RPG warheads, etc and they're not always pointed in the optimal direction or orientation as a warhead from an ATGM with a $10K guidance system would be...

DRG February 10th, 2025 11:52 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Drones with RPG warheads will be in the V18 Ukraine OOB and the V18 Russian Extension OOB has a KUB-2

MarkSheppard March 7th, 2025 05:56 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Lithuania has formally left the Cluster Munitions treaty:

https://www.france24.com/en/live-new...espite-outrage

Quote:

The Lithuanian parliament voted to leave the cluster munitions convention last July, but the country had to wait six months after submitting exit documents to the UN for the decision to take full effect.

Lithuania -- a member of both the EU and NATO -- is the first country to leave the convention, which was adopted in 2008, and the first European Union country to leave a multilateral arms regulation agreement.
Poland is making noises about withdrawing from the mine treaty + cluster munitions treaty:

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/48475

Quote:

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Friday he backed withdrawing his NATO country from a landmark treaty prohibiting the use of anti-personnel landmines as he briefed the parliament on Poland’s security.

Designed to be buried or hidden on the ground, anti-personnel mines often mutilate victims who are not immediately killed, with aid groups decrying their long-term impact on civilians.

The Anti-Personnel Landmines Convention, also known as the Ottawa Convention, prohibits the use, stockpiling, production and transfer of landmines.

“I will recommend a positive opinion for Poland to withdraw from the Ottawa Convention and possibly from the Dublin Convention,” Tusk told lawmakers, clarifying he was referring to treaties on “anti-personnel mines and cluster munitions.”

Felix Nephthys March 7th, 2025 07:08 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
I for one say good for Lithuania and Poland.

MarkSheppard April 5th, 2025 10:56 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidha...-mine-warfare/

https://imageio.forbes.com/specials-...adsZ/960x0.jpg

Russian map showing locations of mines laid by drones on logistics routes around Krynky
RUSSIAN TELEGRAM VIA ROY


:eek:

Dion April 5th, 2025 11:22 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Love it, designing patterns to confuse your opponent is one of the best parts of playing these games in my opinion. Reminds me of designing dungeons for D&D, designed like a maze, with the intention of finding no way out.

On a serious note, if that war is ever concluded, the civians are going to have to get used living in despair until those fields are cleared. Glad I don't live there.

MarkSheppard April 6th, 2025 11:58 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
One of the things that jumped out for me is that the traditional model of mine deployment in Steel Panthers (mines only being able to be bought as the defender in an assault/defend game) may no longer work; due to drone-laid mines making it very easy to deploy mines overnight -- granted, these drone laid mines would be very easy to see -- literally on the road surface(s), but there would be so many of them; achieving the objective of slowing down the enemy as they're forced to stop and begin mine-clearing.

FASTBOAT TOUGH April 6th, 2025 08:34 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
WITH ALL DUE RESPECT, that we have to deal with attack drones now, and it is what it is, to possibly have mine laying drones which theoretically you can have untold number of I would believe would change the game's dynamic and the game times being extended.

Baseball a couple of years ago switched to the 30 Second "pitch clock" that has pretty much across the board shorted the game by at least 40 minutes to an hour+ and drove up viewership and improved attendance at the stadiums after slumping in both categories for a few years this was a major plus for the game.

I again would RESPECTFULLY suggest such a move would be like Baseball saying "screw" the fans and who needs television viewership (Which for MLB would equate to a significant loss in profits due to loss in advertising revenue that especially the "poorer" teams rely on from the revenue sharing practices of the MLB.) if they "turned the clock back" so to speak.

It's the best analogy I could come up with "on the fly" in relationship of its significance to that game.

My typical turn count based on our current map size etc. etc. is 25 to 35 turns per game on average over the same number of battles in my typical Campaign.

My buy under such circumstances would be to buy these wonderful drones, mine laying artillery a handful of tanks with some infantry and some SPAA.

My tactics would be to mine the Hell out of the approaches and my flags. My mobile units would be in "safe zones" to respond to any breach or if opportunity allows capture what flags I can AFTER the AI HAS BLOODIED ITSELF or SIMPLY RUN OUT OF TIME.

WE MUST NOT FORGET (2) things about the AI on the ATTACK or MEETING ENGAGEMENT it has one role CAPTURE AND CAPTURE MORE.

I have seen such as a single ATGW team "pop up" and start to capture flags when the AI hardly had a unit left on the map.

When the AI is DEFENDING I've NEVER ONE TIME seen where I've haven't had to clear some fairly or more dense minefields.

It's very SLOW and can be VERY COSTLY and this in OVER 20 YEARS OF PLAYING against the AI.

Been playing this game from its ORIGIN TO ITS PRESENT PRESENTAION and it has always been about TACTICAL MANUVER.

What I feel at this moment is that mine laying drones would put us at a "CROSSROADS" better defined as VERY LOOSLY WWI or more to the point the Ukraine potentially.

I didn't invest all my time and some money to spend half a battle or more to clearing minefields.

Again, that is exactly what's happening in the Ukraine to a large extent.

You're not hearing so much about battles as you are about Drones I.E. this weekend's Drone attack on Kiev.

There is always a Cost and with that there's always a "Cause and Affect" or "Unintended Consequences" that come into play :rolleyes:.

And if nothing I posted has any effect on your point of view, take a few moments and look at that Russian map again Mark posted (164) above.

I did and that's why this was posted. My game/RL reaction was OMG what a nightmare that would be.

Was to post this a 3 hours ago however, I never miss CINCLANTHOMEs Pot Roast and a little after dinner chat on my off days!! ;)

Regards,
Pat
:capt:

zovs66 April 12th, 2025 09:46 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by FASTBOAT TOUGH (Post 857526)
WITH ALL DUE RESPECT...
Regards,
Pat
:capt:

I had to ask ChatGPT to summarize what you are trying to say, the AI said your saying:

The poster is expressing concern that adding mine-laying drones to a wargame would drastically slow down gameplay, much like real-world conflicts (e.g., Ukraine) where mines and drones have made battles more about attrition and slow progress than maneuver warfare. They compare it to Major League Baseball's pitch clock, which shortened games and improved engagement—implying the opposite effect would happen if mine-laying drones were added to the game.

They explain their fear that players (especially the AI) would focus on flooding the map with mines, leading to longer, slower, more tedious games with less tactical flexibility. This could lead to frustration and potentially drive players away from the game.

Their main point: while modern warfare includes drones and mines, bringing that fully into the game could hurt the gameplay experience by shifting it from fast-paced tactical maneuvering to slow, defensive attrition warfare—which they feel would be a bad design decision.

lansoar May 10th, 2025 09:55 PM

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A good post that highlights the dangers of knee jerk reactions and/or, ideas that seem great on paper...but..... When you have a game that allows the level of detail control like SP, you have to take a critical factor into account, at least this is my opinion based on my time as a developer.

"Players find a way."

a rule or function that might be blasé on surface value can exponentially result in a "gaming the system" situation. Example? empty panzer corps in Eastern front games. War in the Pacific.....using PBY's or subs to "invade" undefended bases....take them and then withdrawal by the same means when your opponent responds. It's maddening....and it is exponentially tied to the level of detail control the player has. I love GG games but a price of them is that GOD level command allows for so much potential abuse.

MarkSheppard May 28th, 2025 06:05 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
https://x.com/Osint613/status/1927750905958371449

Quote:

BREAKING: Censorship lifted — Israel releases footage of the “Keren Or” laser system intercepting a drone during the war. The system successfully downed dozens of drones throughout the conflict.
There's also footage of the lasers bringing down drones on other twitter xposts.

I've also heard rumors that the Russians have been using lasers as well to deal with Ukrainian UAS attacking Moscow area, etc.

MarkSheppard May 29th, 2025 10:20 PM

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More details on the Israeli Lasers:

https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1927975238349836451

Quote:

The Israel Defense Force and Defense Ministry have revealed that a low-powered prototype variant of the “Iron Beam” Laser-Weapon Air Defense System has been in active service with the military since at least 2024.

The system was reportedly deployed on the border between Israel and Lebanon at the height of last year’s fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, being used to successfully intercept a number of one-way attack drones launched by Hezbollah against communities in Northern Israel, with each interception only costing between $1-5, compared to the thousands for each shot of the Iron Dome.

Footage of both the system and several of its interceptions have been released by the IDF, with the full-power variant of the “Iron Beam” expected to enter service later this year with the Israeli Air Defense Command.
Apparently the schedule is for three full powered Iron Beam systems in service by 1Q 2026.

MarkSheppard May 31st, 2025 09:42 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
https://x.com/front_ukrainian/status...21043071389723

Quote:

Russians release video of Chinese Low-Altitude Laser Defending System (LASS) used to shoot down Ukrainian UAVs in combat zone
(go to link for video)

MarkSheppard May 31st, 2025 10:55 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
More details coming out of the testing of Leonidas High Power Microwave (HPM) weapon (aka a radar turned into a bug zapper)

https://www.technologyreview.com/202...itary-defense/

Quote:

The Army awarded Epirus a $66 million contract in early 2023, topped that up with another $17 million last fall, and is currently deploying a handful of the systems for testing with US troops in the Middle East and the Pacific. (The Army won’t get into specifics on the location of the weapons in the Middle East but published a report of a live-fire test in the Philippines in early May.)

....

Tyler Miller, a senior systems engineer on Epirus’s weaponeering team, told me that they never know exactly which part of the target drone is going to go down first [from a HPM blast], but they’ve reliably seen the microwave signal get in somewhere to overload a circuit. “Based on the geometry and the way the wires are laid out,” he said, one of those wires is going to be the best path in. “Sometimes if we rotate the drone 90 degrees, you have a different motor go down first,” he added.

The team has even tried wrapping target drones in copper tape, which would theoretically provide shielding, only to find that the microwave still finds a way in through moving propeller shafts or antennas that need to remain exposed for the drone to fly.

....

Epirus is also currently working on an even smaller version of the Leonidas that can mount on top of the Army’s Stryker combat vehicles, and it’s testing out attaching a single microwave unit to a small airborne drone, which could work as a highly focused zapper to disable cars, data centers, or single enemy drones.

DRG May 31st, 2025 04:01 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Thoughts on the Booker

It did exist in the testing phase for about a year and I have lots of room in the USA extention OOB so I was thinking of leaving it in from 4/124-5/125 for "what if"
?

whdonnelly June 2nd, 2025 08:53 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
I'd love to play it and see how it stands up compared to some of the other 40 ton options.

DRG June 3rd, 2025 10:30 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
1 Attachment(s)
There will be a "Booker Platoon" and "Booker Section" 4/ 2024 - 5/2025 in the USA extention OOB which is accessable when clicking on the ALLIES button in the purchace menu.


https://forum.shrapnelgames.com/atta...1&d=1748961899

FASTBOAT TOUGH June 5th, 2025 02:48 AM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Am I to "assume" that by having the extended OOBs under the allies that we can't use them to build/or use them for our "core" units in the game?

Just trying to understand how that relationship will work based on what's been posted.

Just "chalk it up" the question to my lack of technical knowledge in game design.

Also I'm sure sometime in the "deep past" this might've been asked but, will a plane or jet coming on the map with a couple of AA missiles attack say, enemy helicopters that might already be on the map it sees?

To "BOOKER" under the conditions you posted-why not (Though now I wish I hadn't ditched my build info-oh well!?! Best I can say was I had it slightly better than BRADLEY in armor except for the latest on in service now.) it might provide some interesting game play.

That'll be a much more realistic situation then is what you can call the South African Army at his time all I can say is "there will be blood" in that OOB. Corruption, incompentance and more. It would be a "Best Selling" novel of fiction if it wasn't for the fact it's a shameful but true story.

Also I found a piece of new equipment that will transcend BOTH games within the last week quite by accident but fully verified none the less.

Regards,
Pat
:capt:

DRG June 5th, 2025 08:29 AM

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Pat........ The ALLIES button can be clearly seen as accessible when buying your core. You can test that quite easily

https://forum.shrapnelgames.com/atta...1&d=1749126818

SO YES the extention OOB's can be used to build your core

Killbasa June 5th, 2025 02:46 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
In both my copies of WinSPWW2 and WinSPMBT I can only buy allied/captured units after I’m done buying core campaign units. The ‘Allies’ option is absent until I press ‘Done’ and move to the support unit purchase screen. Is the ability to purchase allied/captured units for your core campaign force new for the next update or is there something I’m not doing right?

scorpio_rocks June 5th, 2025 08:33 PM

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Am I too am missing something...


You can have allies in a battle "core" but NOT in a campaign core:
https://i.postimg.cc/kX7dTcZX/allies.png

DRG June 5th, 2025 09:15 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by scorpio_rocks (Post 857683)
Am I too am missing something...


You can have allies in a battle "core" but NOT in a campaign core:
https://forum.shrapnelgames.com/atta...1&d=1749172688


You can with V18. Take a good look at that screenshot I posted.....it's a campaign "Max core troops~=200( 199 remaining)

Killbasa June 5th, 2025 10:05 PM

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That would explain it! Thanks for adding that, I’m looking forward to putting that feature to good use!

DRG June 6th, 2025 06:50 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Killbasa (Post 857685)
That would explain it! Thanks for adding that, I’m looking forward to putting that feature to good use!

.....and the injury I am recovering from explains why I forgot the EXE for MBT that everyone else has does not show the ALLIES button but mine and Andy's has for at least a year, maybe longer.

NOT looking for sympathy but the FACTS are that NOBODY can accuratly predict how long it might take the gaps I have in my memory make a re-connection....if ever . Right now I am missing about 6 weeks and I appologize to Pat for suggesting he check a game feature that he, and everyone else but us, does not have yet:doh:

MarkSheppard June 19th, 2025 09:08 AM

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More land-mine news:

https://www.ksml.fi/uutissuomalainen/8620973

Quote:

[Finnish] Parliament approves withdrawal from the Ottawa Mine Convention

Parliament has approved Finland's withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention banning anti-personnel mines by 157 votes to 18. There were 24 MPs absent, nobody abstained.

You can watch the recording of the plenary session in this article. Before the mine debate, Parliament approved the amendment of the Sámi Parliament Act by 150 votes to 27. There were 22 MPs absent, nobody abstained.

Roman June 19th, 2025 01:33 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DRG (Post 857684)
Quote:

Originally Posted by scorpio_rocks (Post 857683)
Am I too am missing something...


You can have allies in a battle "core" but NOT in a campaign core:
https://forum.shrapnelgames.com/atta...1&d=1749172688


You can with V18. Take a good look at that screenshot I posted.....it's a campaign "Max core troops~=200( 199 remaining)

Hello. Sorry, but I didn't understand. Is there a version 18?
Because the latest one I have is 17.a

Mobhack June 19th, 2025 03:29 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
We have V18 - it will be released to the end users later on this year, or early next year. See the post:

https://forum.shrapnelgames.com/show...2&postcount=23

Roman June 19th, 2025 03:47 PM

Re: What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mobhack (Post 857705)
We have V18 - it will be released to the end users later on this year, or early next year. See the post:

https://forum.shrapnelgames.com/show...2&postcount=23

Understood


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