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I would like to see tree stands again to represent people being able to climb trees and snipe from.

drs79 wrote:Large maps, which require hueys to travel certain amount of distances in order to land troops.

^ This, and hamburger hill!

Amir wrote:Btw, someone of the DEV thought about a Civil kit for Vietnam like we have on insurgents ?

Like pretending to be a rice farmer would be kool.

The Ho Chi Minh trail. Lots of attack hueys and trucks = big boom

the beach in apocalypse now. that would be a nice map to play

A drivable Minsk, a drivable Honda Super Cub and a drivable Piaggio Vespa.
Oh, and a Honda Chaley mini-bike painted with stars and stripes that plays Born in the U.S.A. as you drive it, which spawns in place of the other bikes when they are destroyed.

thing is with the civvie kit, we could just pop a round into their head n nothing would happen. in terms of the punishment or whatever. i know My Lai happened, but if you read 'Nam' by Mark Baker, you'll see shit like that happened alot aha

plus, given the existence of free-fire zones, there'd also be no punishment for killing a civilian

Another that I would like would be something for the Tet offensive even though it wasn't in just one area.

Dizakui wrote:A drivable Minsk, a drivable Honda Super Cub and a drivable Piaggio Vespa.
Oh, and a Honda Chaley mini-bike painted with stars and stripes that plays Born in the U.S.A. as you drive it, which spawns in place of the other bikes when they are destroyed.

But you would have to keep shoving grass in the vespa so the wiring dosn't fall out.

i'd like to see a big 'insurgency' type map with jungle, paddy fields, villages (that you can zippo raid haha), a firebase, a small river to wade through and a crashed huey.

a Hue City map would be pretty decent, as well as one around Da Nang.

rice paddies, thick jungle with buddhist temples ensnared in it's vines, river's and creeks and streams and patrol boats!

Burnable huts, weapons caches, some R&R time to heal up with a nice young VC lady.
and of course booby traps, vc tunnels, claymores and long drawn out huey flights.

HAMBURGER HILL

A huge Hill ~ mountain. With a complex of hidden bunkers and tunnels. Lots of bushes, scattered trees, lots of them down.

Objective is to capture the hill for US. NVA has to defend the hill and bleed out the enemy's tickets.

NVA spawns at center of "mountain", US has to unload troops by HUEY in a LZ nearby (unsightable from the hamburger hill)

Artillery for US, and maybe napalm if the NVA gets enought cover.

How's that for a map

JohnnyTheIED wrote:HAMBURGER HILL

A huge Hill ~ mountain. With a complex of hidden bunkers and tunnels. Lots of bushes, scattered trees, lots of them down.

Objective is to capture the hill for US. NVA has to defend the hill and bleed out the enemy's tickets.

NVA spawns at center of "mountain", US has to unload troops by HUEY in a LZ nearby (unsightable from the hamburger hill)

Artillery for US, and maybe napalm if the NVA gets enought cover.

How's that for a map

Thats sounds pretty awesome. Not sure if it should be a 4km or 2km though

[R-COM]HangMan wrote:Thats sounds pretty awesome. Not sure if it should be a 4km or 2km though

Hamburger Hill, Battle of (1969).For ten days in May 1969 during the Vietnam War, units of the 101st U.S. Airborne Division and the Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARV) attacked North Vietnamese Army units dug in on a mountain called Dong Ap Bia, in A Shau Valley, Thua Thien Province—part of I Corps Tactical Zone in northernmost South Vietnam. Heavy losses among all combatants gave the mountain a new name: Hamburger Hill.

Long the scene of fierce battles between U.S. and their South Vietnamese allies and North Vietnamese forces, the A Shau closely parallels the Vietnam‐Laos border. This made it easy for North Vietnamese units to cross from their Laotian sanctuary, lure allied units into battle, inflict heavy casualties, then vanish into sanctuary. On Hamburger Hill, the North Vietnamese strategy was again effective: 56 Americans died, and 420 were wounded; South Vietnamese losses were also high. An estimated 600 North Vietnamese soldiers died and many more were wounded. Over 270 close air support sorties and 22,000 rounds of artillery were delivered to support a poorly coordinated piecemeal ground assault by about ten battalions—four of them U.S. Both sides abandoned the fight—and the hill.

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I'd say go for 2km for the lag and also to concentrate the activity on the mountain objective. 4km would give too much of a window for NVA's to start going outside and messing around the LZ, Then we'd have a real "crisis" on our hands, lol

P.S: Not to mention the possibly epic "Reporter" class. lol.

Maybe 4km if its a narrow Air way from the main US base to the LZ. With the off limits surrounding LZ and the air way.

Hamburger Hill could indeed be a very epic PR:V map. We'll have to wait and see what comes out i guess.

make one called xinh đẹp

as far as i could research, al basrah, means "the beautiful". so "the beautiful" in Vietnamese is xinh đẹp

lots of jungle, just jungle, no villages huts or anything. maybe 1 river but a dense plain jungle map is a must for me
make vietcong/NVA invisible (sort of)

la drang is what i want to see like 'we were soldiers'

Scenes like this

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HunterMed wrote:lots of jungle, just jungle, no villages huts or anything. maybe 1 river but a dense plain jungle map is a must for me
make vietcong/NVA invisible (sort of)

we already had that though, it was called Tad Sae.
It didn't fair too well with the community.

but who knows, maybe PR:V will be different.