Scenario: Access west Sloviansk

[Mobhack]

Tanks T-64BV and T-64BM are not in the oob Ukraine. So I left the t 80.

They are there up to 2020 - in the CS Tank and Reserve Tank formations/Unit classes, just not in the regular tanks platoon/coy. You can always change the gun and/or ammo load if needed - you have the tools in the scenario editor.

Unit 76 (T-64B model)
Unit 619 (T-64BM Bulat)

Or - simply roll the scenario date back to whenever the BV model is available as a mainstream tank (2004), buy some (or use change unit on existing bought items), then change the scenario date back to the desired date.

As to not placing all the V-hexes (even if nil value) on the map - that is one of the SP 101 basic newbie's errors, which as I recall is already covered in the scenario design notes. Dont ever leave V-hexes "off map" or you will likely see the AI forces try to navigate towards them!. If nil value - stack the unused ones on top of one with real value and change them to that V-hexes nationality if necessary.

Andy

[Roman]

Thanks Andy.
I'll fix the issue of the tanks.
On the victory points, I did as you said. I placed VPs with zero score on the other VPs established.
regards

[Roman]

changes:
- I changed tanks T 80 per T 64 Bulat. The latter have thermal vision.
- The scenario is of advance and delay. Advance government forces and separatist delay.
- Small changes to the map.

Now the scenario is very difficult. I'll try to play my best. I'm thinking of adding a unit ATGM separatists and maybe a box of extra ammunition for machine guns and mortars.
But for now I test it as it is.
I upload the scenario and map files.

[shahadi]

Originally Posted by Roman

changes: ...and maybe a box of extra ammunition for machine guns and mortars.

I would not give the separatist pro-Russian forces mortars, an indirect fire weapon. It does not seem appropriate that they would use mortar fires in friendly urban terrain. IMHO.

Abraham

[Imp]

Originally Posted by shahadi

I would not give the separatist pro-Russian forces mortars, an indirect fire weapon. It does not seem appropriate that they would use mortar fires in friendly urban terrain. IMHO.

Abraham

I don't think that would stop them being used, they might try & avoid things like schools in real life.
This is why there are attempts to make indirect fire more accurate, so you get less collateral damage.
If you applied the principal to small arms you would not use MG's SMG's or semi auto fire with friendlies about for fear of hitting them.