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SytheAvenger wrote:Australian forces vs china on kokoda track or anywhere in the pacific.
i think this would be a great idea because
if a war did happen against china and America who do
you think would want us flanking china? just like WWII lol

I agree.

thanks for all these suggestions.
WE are taking note

SytheAvenger wrote:Australian forces vs china on kokoda track or anywhere in the pacific.
i think this would be a great idea because
if a war did happen against china and America who do
you think would want us flanking china? just like WWII lol

I disagree with this completely. Yes in WWII this seemed like a logical thing to do for the Japanese when they lost the battle of the coral sea, but nowadays no modern army would try and invade a country along the Kokoda track.
1. You could not bring any Armour support what so ever because the track is not wide enough and its to hilly.
2. In the wet season it can get very, very muddy with some areas getting as deep as 20- 30cm deep.
3. It would be one of the hardest things to map if you wanted to do it realistically, which is the only way to do it .
4. Papua New Guinea is no longer considered part of Australia.


Recon

ok fine then no kokoda track.....
but still anywhere in the pacific would
be nice i just thought it would be fun making
a map like that then playing on it.
i just want a map that isn't set in the desert

SytheAvenger wrote:ok fine then no kokoda track.....
but still anywhere in the pacific would
be nice i just thought it would be fun making
a map like that then playing on it.
i just want a map that isn't set in the desert

MadHouse has this covered. he told me he was working on a jungle map in indo somewhere from what i remember.

Recon

Well if it was Australia and china i don't think there would be much fighting in the desert anyway mate. Unless the Chinese have pushed into central Australia?

As a suggestion im sure its been mentioned and im sure its going to be done but it is crucial to have proper Australian voices and no over the top voices. Cause im sure all the other Aussies here realize we don't all speak like the croc hunter...

Most of the fighting in the China-US fight in the BF2 universe is pretty well into Chinese territory. It seems logical that the US' "close friends", particularly regional ones, would be right there with them.

Just throw us some assymetrical fights in China, they get tanks, trans helos and APCs, we get an attack helicopter or two and our tough as nails infantry.

i wonder if Gladstone would make a nice ADF defensive map?.

anglomanii wrote:i wonder if Gladstone would make a nice ADF defensive map?.

... why? Apart from the Port and hosting a few Marines during Tandem Thrust each year, what significance does it have?

Are you from there? I grew up in Rockhampton.

[MPN]Slouch2 where are you based?

I would have thought that a Chinese invasion would be focussed on the NW shelf and Darwin actually .... that is where all the vital assets are.

shifty66 wrote:Well if it was Australia and china i don't think there would be much fighting in the desert anyway mate. Unless the Chinese have pushed into central Australia?

As a suggestion im sure its been mentioned and im sure its going to be done but it is crucial to have proper Australian voices and no over the top voices. Cause im sure all the other Aussies here realize we don't all speak like the croc hunter...

Dont worry mate this wont happen lol last thing we need is hearing random **** like

Aussie 1 "Two blokes seen mate!"
Aussie 2 "Fair dinkum, where are they!"
Aussie 1 "Down the road you Drongo."
Aussie 2 "Right then do the Hard yacka and get them ********!"
Aussie 3 "Dam it mate there Mad as a cut snake!"
Aussie 2 "Pull ya head in!, run them ********!"
Aussie 1 "right shut ya traps and dont Spit the dummy, lets get them!"
Aussie 2 "you little ripper!!"

Bloke - a man.

Down the road - term indicating distance but no particular distance, it could be a few hundred metres but may be a few hundred miles.

Drongo - slow-witted or stupid person.

Fair dinkum - real, genuine, true.

Hard yacka - hard work.

Spit the dummy - get very upset about something.

Mad as a cut snake - Going crazing

Please god, no. lol

I mean, Oaaaww fark owf!

i like tonnies australian slang.

we need more slang in the game!

haha except the aussie army is quite disciplined in the way they talk and conduct themselves in a contact... There for theres no real slang being used in combat its more spotting enmys and pointing out distance and directions and shiz like that theres no time for "Ya wanna nother beer mate?"

RAW HOMICIDAL wrote:i like tonnies australian slang.

we need more slang in the game!

Deal, if all the American radio commands are replaced by "YEEEEEEEEEEEHAWWWW"

We don't use that kind of slang as much as you'd think. Especially if you've ever seen any vids of Aussie troops in combat, theres plenty of cussin' lol. But it's not ocka at all.

Warpig- wrote:Deal, if all the American radio commands are replaced by "YEEEEEEEEEEEHAWWWW"

We don't use that kind of slang as much as you'd think. Especially if you've ever seen any vids of Aussie troops in combat, theres plenty of cussin' lol. But it's not ocka at all.

lol i would love to hear swearing in the aussie radio commands

As much as we do swear its very strict on how to use a radio, if you were to swear into a radio even if you were being shot at you can be charged.

Yeah I wouldn't imagine it'd be on radio chatter. Underfire and shouting though, yeah I wouldn't doubt it lol

If anything Australian radio chatter tends to be a little under-emphasized. If a company was surrounded, taking heavy effective fire, and running out of ammo if you asked the company commander how things were going all he would say is "We're in a spot of trouble, yes."