imp44791 wrote: Mon Jul 27, 2026 7:15 pm
Interesting. I hope we get to play the communists though
I think that the Korean War is about the maximum date that the PzC design works for, because from the moment you get guided missiles it messes up too much with its fundamental rock-paper-scissors conception of combined arms. All this with respect to all the modders who work on modern conflicts.
I'd argue with you on this one and disagree! It depends on how everything is implemented. For example, I really love playing the Modern Conflicts mod and other additional mods based on it!
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What’s more, missile weapons are actually featured in the original game in the form of the Fau
https://panzercorps.fandom.com/wiki/V2_Rocket
In theory, I even know how to make a nuclear weapon work ) Take a hex and the script to destroy the platinum (there’s a map like this in the single-player scenario), fire V-2 rockets at it (instead of a Soviet sabotage unit), and voilà – loads of hexes vanish, simulating a nuclear explosion and shockwave
https://forummg.info/viewtopicgallery.php?t=462
– Torpedo boats sank a heavy cruiser
In July 1950 four torpedo boats from the 2nd Torpedo Squadron of the KNA Navy, in the waters of the East Sea off Chumunjin, spotted an enemy flotilla manoeuvring, comprising the heavy cruiser ‘Baltimore’ with a displacement of 17,300 tonnes, a light cruiser with a displacement of 14,000 tonnes, a destroyer with a displacement of 3,500 tonnes, and others. The flotilla was armed with around 200 guns of various calibres and had a crew of over 3,500. The ratio of forces between the enemy flotilla and the KNA torpedo squadron was 440:1 in terms of size and armament, and 105:1 in terms of numbers. Despite such enormous numerical and technical disparities, the Korean torpedo boat crews launched a sudden and fierce assault against the enemy ships. The enemy’s heavy and light cruisers and other warships attempted to sink the torpedo boats with a barrage of gunfire. Under a hail of bullets, the Korean sailors rammed the enemy vessels and launched three torpedoes, which struck the enemy’s heavy cruiser with precision. A series of explosions rang out, and the *Baltimore* sank to the bottom of the sea. The enemy’s light cruiser was also put out of action by the torpedo attack. Having lost their flagship, the light cruiser and the destroyer turned to flight.
The sinking of a heavy cruiser with a displacement of 17,300 tonnes by a torpedo boat with a displacement of 17 tonnes is a miracle of miracles, the likes of which has never before been seen in the history of naval battles worldwide.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
https://zavtra.ru/blogs/korejskaya_vojn ... e_sobitiya
