I'm putting together a rather unconventional campaign mod. The team I'm designing is based on the Kurdish YPG in Syria, placing the player in control of them fighting against ISIS. This team's structures will consist wholly of tents which have very low health, but can be rapidly packed and unpacked, transforming the structure into an unarmed infantryman with a large backpack, or a heavily-laden truck. Highly mobile. Vehicles are commandeered rather than constructed, with armored units being rare for both sides. Coalition air strikes can be vectored in by a specialized infantry unit evolved from a sniper and trained to use a laser designator.

This team is not designed to be pitted against the three traditional Generals teams. Male and female civilians are conscripted (commanded to enter a tent from which they emerge as riflemen), and can then be sent to other structures for retraining in more advanced roles (sniper, RPG, heavy MG capable of suppressing fire from garrisoned buildings etc) or assigned to a makeshift firing range which allows slow but free advancement in veterancy. Abilities such as seeing stealth would be unlocked for elite veterancy, crucial for facing an enemy whose soldiers disguise themselves as civilians. There may be modeling to do for their opposition as well, and one mission in particular features an SAS squad working in coordination with YPG to locate and capture a high-value target (Little Bird attack helicopters would make a fantastic addition to this mission's climax). I was just wondering if there's anyone with GMax experience who would be interested in helping out. Thinking a lot of the structures will bear resemblance to the Syrian superweapon structure from the "A Global Crisis" mod.

Edited by user Tuesday, May 24, 2016 8:27:03 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Glad to have your help. Several mission maps are well underway. :)

Like I said, this team is never meant to be used in Skirmish mode (unless specific maps were made for it). This is purely a campaign mod. And it should go without saying that although unique units would need to be designed for their opposition, I have no interest whatsoever in making a campaign putting the player in ISIS' shoes.

Edited by user Saturday, June 11, 2016 4:06:26 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

If One does some research One will soon find out that ISIS is financed by the same people who finance the opposition...