Insurgent deployable: a big rock

[Bringerof_D]

ok just to clarify when i say big rock, i dont mean a giant boulder. i just mean maybe a 2-3 by 2-3 foot rock. something 2 men could easily roll onto the road from the side of the road.

yes i do agree a pile of trash would be more realistic in the city maps but again someone would then have to model that. the rock we could use pre existing statics. and hell even if it needs to be modeled its probably 1/10th of the work by comparison to a pile of ruble

also i think someone mentioned that it is possible to change it from map to map

[[R-COM]rushn]

what about just digging trenches like the did in WWII easy to model I think big fox hole although would be kind of hard in the cities

[Imchicken1]

I think changing the terrain DURING a match is hardcoded. I'm not sure though

I like the idea of a disabled civi car, but the problem is, to make it disabled (safely, cuz if you got blufor to destroy it then chances are it wont be used as a roadblock) you would need to destroy it yourself, causing you to cause team vehicle damage.


Just saying

[Bringerof_D]

Originally Posted by rushn

what about just digging trenches like the did in WWII easy to model I think big fox hole although would be kind of hard in the cities

i believe the reason the foxholes are raised currently is because we cant do this. hell the trench idea's been going around for a while, reason we dont have it is the same as the raised fox holes. as chicken said, the terrain cant be changed in game.

in anycase the specific object to be used is not really my suggestion. just the road block itself. the point of the rock really is to keep it simple and in maps like "something valley" dont remember the name, rocks should be common enough in the mountains

[Smiddey723]

Originally Posted by Bringerof_D

ok just to clarify when i say big rock, i dont mean a giant boulder. i just mean maybe a 2-3 by 2-3 foot rock. something 2 men could easily roll onto the road from the side of the road.

So if 2-3 men can push it onto the road. How does this stop Jeeps, APC's, Tank and Trucks which im sure we all know, have more pulling/pushing power than people. Seriously if 2-3 Insurgents can push it whats saying 2-3 BLUFOR soilders that have to do 14 weeks training requiring intense excersise drills from pushing it?

[iwillkillyouhun]

excellent idea my friend i really like it but instead of a rock i would vote for garbage that can be only removed by shoveling it maybe or blew it up ?? and then the SL could deploy it or a CIVILIAN

if this is gona happen actually i am gona JIZZ my pants

[Qaiex]

[DrugKoala]

Well, if anyone played Opposing Fronts, you should know PE could build roadblocks which were basically all types of tank traps and junk put together, creating an impassable barrier... If you ask me, it sounds quite plausible to me. Those cities look like junkyard pretty much, as there is enough destroyed cars, junk and stuff to make such a roadblock...

[ytman]

The whole INS with deployable road blocks idea needs to have maps designed with this in mind for us to get a proper assessment of their power and role.

Speaking of Iron Ridge INS this is the perfect testing grounds of the Road Block idea and it has already been done to an extent. Unlike Fallujah West the roads in Iron Ridge's West City are designed perfectly to facilitate the use of Wire Traps. This leads to a minimum of two FOs to block off the City completely to vehicular traffic. The effects of this is an incredible multiplier to the ability to defend caches in the urban setting.

However, as the West City is quite small when compared to Ramiel or Gaza the full potential of Wire Traps as an assist to ambush tactics is unknown.

Therefor, I suggest allowing the Hamas to build active FO's and give them the Wire Trap option much like the Militia have on Iron Ridge INS. For the Hamas it is not so far fetched as to be able to build Wires and Tank Traps.

[Spinkyone]

Yes, but opt for something in PR's timescale and not Sisyphus's. Something like a couple of tyres set on fire would be nice temporary barrier, provides some cover and looks good in an urban environment.