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Really nice.

So, this is supposed to be a ghosttown? And lead some of the sewers into the town or are they just at the filtration area?

Looks nice

yesss finally an urban map for the chechens! now we can recreate the battle of grozny!

Very nice map. Reminds me a bit of OGT, but looks like very different tactics Whats the view distance on it? I hope big

cod 4 much ?

looks amazing dude, love the terrain and buildings

It looks great!

Looks very nice!

Very, very, very nice. The village reminds me of Prypriat, the village next to the Chernobyl reactor.
Can't wait till the release!

Looks awesome... Definitely gives the Russian setting. I hope there will be more Russian maps that support tanks on them though, unlike Kolzesk.

Realy nice

pretty cool

Sweet !

Chechen militia is not fighting Russia.They're made up of ex "rebels" and report to the
Chechen president (Kadirov) who is backed/placed by Moscow.Things can change
of course by the time the map is ready.I'd be very surprised if there was another major conflict considering the rebuilding effort/costs by the Russians.

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To everyone saying that the little town is out of place; that's how they did it in the USSR.

If you built a big factory, powerplant, whatever it was standard to add a small town closeby where the workers could live with their families. Efficient, practical and, well, kinda boring. But that's communism for you.

'[R-DEV wrote:~KILL~Pirate;984105']Iron Ridge






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That bridge seems a bit wrong... Shouldn't there be some columns or whatever below the bridge to support it?

Reading the thread helps.

[R-DEV]~KILL~Pirate wrote: They will have supports on them, just havent put them on yet.... still a WIP:wink

Looks sweet, I think people are forgetting its still WIP.

[R-CON]Outlawz wrote:Random apartment neighborhood in the middle of a forest is random.

Surely you will expand the town a bit?

small and far cities usually end like this, they have no countryside, not only "ghost towns"