[Faction Proposal] Mexican Armed Forces

[[R-MOD]Eddiereyes909]

Originally Posted by Scot

Eddie will be happy

Why? Because someone is trying to make a faction out of the mexican army?

The Mexican army would never engage in an actual war, unless they had the US/Canada's approval/support.

Furthermore, the Mexican army is currently trying to help mexico with its drug problem, hence the reason that in Mexico, you get stopped at checkpoints almost every 50 minutes.

[DeltaFart]

i could see this in doing just that

[RAW HOMICIDAL]

us vs mexico, are we going to be fighting over the border. idk i just dont see this working.

[steve_06-07]

Why not just have the Mexican Army fighting the drug cartels like they are now? The drug dealers have Ak-47's and a bunch of weapons that would make them a good OPFOR, kind of like an insurgency.

[hiberNative]

Originally Posted by Dr2B Rudd

Its rediculous to post these faction proposals if you aren't going to be in the dev team for it.

Find a team, get a plan, get a working build etc, then present it to the R-DEVs

You want Mexico? Fine, thats great, no get a modelin' skinnin' etc to get it done.

turn that frown upside down, lad.
nothing wrong with throwing an idea out there to see the amount of support it's getting before wasting time on the faction. he may get some supporters that wants to work with him on the project, too.

[supahpingi]

What happened to the [proposal] thingy
Look at the threads,people just propose stuff without thinking and actually expect other to just do it for them.
realize that if you propose somethin you will be the one who will be making it,and posting some reference pics wont help,you need a disign plan,research on the actual assets so they can be realiticly portrayed

Im sorry for the rant but this is getting riddiculus

[Blazing]

Originally Posted by [R-MOD]Eddiereyes909

Why? Because someone is trying to make a faction out of the mexican army?

The Mexican army would never engage in an actual war, unless they had the US/Canada's approval/support.

Furthermore, the Mexican army is currently trying to help mexico with its drug problem, hence the reason that in Mexico, you get stopped at checkpoints almost every 50 minutes.

Totally true! eddie


Also, I don't think is such a crazy or ridiculous idea either
If some is really seriously thinking about this
here is the most feasible idea based on reality and facts which I researched and seen it first hand..

Mexican Army Faction vs OP FOR: Drug Cartels

most of the action is happening on urban scenarios (made a list of possible maps ask for it )

maps: now that would be hard to make, since I haven't seen any statics:buildings/vehicles that go along with Mexican typical city

game mod: there is 3 main ideas which could be could be implemented into 1 as well

drug/weapons cache raid: find the drug labs/caches and or weapons caches on safe houses.

Cartel lider hunt: find the leader of the cartel capture him or kill him

Drug smuggling: the drug cartels are trying to smuggle drugs you must capture or kill them before they do



over all: to make the Mexican army faction won't be so hard, many of the weapons and some of the vehicles are already in or being developed in PR...

about the cartels: they mostly use Russian weaponry(ak-47 and such) and colt rifles (m4/m16/AR-15) in fact they use everything they can get their hands on even barrets. well it depends on what cartel are we talking about.
their vehicles(ask me for a list) and those would have to be made from scratch.

if any one is really serious about this you can count me on
but the only thing I could actually help with would be research
I already have a lot of research done on the mexican army, the gulf cartel, and zetas.

PR needs new factions and game modes
its good to know they're look down south, not only in Mexican army, but also in already started projects such as Brazil,Venezuela,and FARC factions

believe me the PR community doesn't know what it has been missing

by the way that weapon on the first post is an FX-05 is not currently in service it still being tested.

[Wilkinson]

Lol. Annnnd He's banned. Though the Idea was interesting I didn't think it would go anywhere

[Lawer01]

Looking forward to Mexican army in PR.

[mr.sombrero]

Originally Posted by [R-MOD]Eddiereyes909

Why? Because someone is trying to make a faction out of the mexican army?

The Mexican army would never engage in an actual war, unless they had the US/Canada's approval/support.

Furthermore, the Mexican army is currently trying to help mexico with its drug problem, hence the reason that in Mexico, you get stopped at checkpoints almost every 50 minutes.

wow really? i didnt know WE neaded to ask the world police permision before we attack people who will cause major harm. remember the chiapas conflict when USA got butthurt and wanted to place embargos on mexico for atackign terrorist indigenous people? remember when usa whent to the philipine islands to help usa? oh im sure your going to deny that, you americans want to make your self look superior and deny that mexico EVER helped you with any thing.


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