Creator: GeneralStinger || First Published: 11/08/2021 || Players: 2 || Size: 35x16
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GeneralStinger (11/08/2021 12:01am | Edited: 11/08/2021 08:08pm):
Story Context The AWUN has sent a convoy of supplies to aid a remote outpost which is just pass the mountain valley nicknamed by the soldiers "Snake's Pass". Unbeknownst to them however, insurgents are lying in wait to ambush the convoy for their supplies to fuel their ever growing resistance group deep in the mountains. If the convoy gets out of Snake's Pass, it will be guaranteed safety for their convoy. AWUN Commander This convoy is very important for our outpost pass the mountains. If they managed to reach the outpost, we will finally get a proper foothold to deal with the recent insurgent acts. Do not let your guard down, most likely they will be waiting to stop us from the mountains. If you ever engage any insurgents, the transports are of high priority for protection. Do not let the supplies be destroyed, commander. Insurgent Leader We guessed right. They are indeed using this valley to send convoys through. Not surprising really, considering other areas are a bit 'roadblocked'. This is our chance to secure some more supplies and grow our influence. At least the men managed to block of the valley's exit quickly, but it's best to stop it much earlier. our high priority is those transports. We take them out, we get supplies and they have to retreat. Simple as that. Now is best we get going. Now or never Rules(recommended for best experience) FOW ON Banned Units Infantry Mech APC Megatank Rockets Lab Units Md Tanks Neo Tanks Anti Air Missiles COs Banned All tier 0 COs Olaf Hawke Creator's Note This map is still under testing and balancing. Any feedback or comments is appreciated |
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