Cpt.Kawakowitsch wrote:
And to that post "you should never get into game expecting to win as insurgent"; this kind of weird and far away form being "realistic". Looking back maybe the past 60 years, no regular army was able to win a war against "insurgents". Not the Russians in Afghanistan, not the Russians in Chechenya, not the US in the Afghanistan, not US in Vietnam, Not the French in Vietnam, not the US in Korea, not the French in Algeria, not the US in Iraq nowadays, this list is kind of endless.
...winning a battle and winning a war are two entirely different things, hence the popular phrase, you may have won the battle, but NOT the war.... you missed my point.
Face it, the insurgents dont really stand much of a chance against the Blufor in real life or in game. Fallujah, terrible fighting, but you just push through. Only a matter of time really. Thats not to minimize the damage/suffering, but yeah...
Now, winning the war against an insurgent force is a totally different thing. When you fight INS you must often resort to doing things the civilian population will hate you for[firing on mosques, ruining cities, etc] Losing public favor is a big deal. Not to mention, when you have fanatical religious groups ready to give their lives for their cause.... you can see how they wont have a great shortage of manpower. We lose some troops everyday and its terrible, it really is. They lose countless more and keep fighting...
So, I agree, winning a war against an insurgent force is pretty dang hard. But when faced with superior technology... its almost only a matter of time for a battle.
I understand there are many exceptions, in real life as well as Korengal in game feels to me. I feel the INS really have a great chance on that map
Im not about to go on arguing over INS winning or losing, because thats just my personal feelings. As hard as it is for me, I dont mind losing as INS, because hell... its an AK against an ACOG m16

Id love to have bitter fights to the end, but theres enough of that in game... You dont have to agree.
