
This is a submod for Modern Conflicts Mod v 2.15. Link to page: viewtopic.php?t=72062
Idea of the mod is to change the gameplay of Modern Conflicts Mod, so that it resembles vanilla Panzer Corps. Initially, it started as a personal makeshift submod (because I found NATO Campaign too boring without observing my KillTeam), but it has grown into a fully playable enhancement pack.
FEATURES:
- USA, France, Poland, Italy, Germany, United Kingdom, Turkey, China, Ukraine recieved portraits for heroes of war (I tried to pick random authentic photos from the internet. Any resemblance to specific individuals is coincidental)
- Poland, France, Ukraine, Italy recieved own awards system (The goal was to be precise and immersive, not to turn Panzer Corps into a "Clicker Simulator")
- Ukraine`s Big Units images were altered to match condition and appearance of Armed Forces of Ukraine by 2017 year
- NATO Campaign recieved new faction - Joint Forces Operation Command (JF Units). This game mechanic functions similarly to the SE Unit system in the vanilla game
- Fictional Campaign recieved SE units
- JF units appear to show more initiative than their regular counterparts, due to the fact that they are composed of volunteers. Other characteristics were not changed
- New historical Campaign in progress
Back to Panzer Corps V3
Changes:
- Added Part I of New Campign (3 parts in total + 1 bonus planned)
- New Background Image
DOWNLOAD LINK:ATO Campaign
Some Info:Known problems:
- First 8 scenarios are made to be not hard, but tricky.
- Loss and Marginal Victory won`t lead to campaign end.
- Ukrainian burocratic language included!
- Prestige may be unbalanced (But your opinion is important!)
- "Sector D" level was not tested properly due to the lack of time. I don`t know if 21 turns is enough for DV, but historical option is MV.
- "Sector D" may look unintuitive.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18EpRpu ... sp=sharing
If you find a mistake, I am happy to help and fix it!
Also, new updates will be a bit late due to the lack of time. Sorry(









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