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@TheBrokenRibs thanks! I'm looking into continuing making games in the para bellum series as my time and other obligations permit. I've been working on a couple of prototypes earlier this year and a third one is in progress but it's always uncertain with projects of this nature whether they'll continue to see development until some sort of release

Yep. The same concept as multiple names. I've heard it called at least pepperpotting, bounding overwatch and fire and movement. The latter two terms have very nuanced differences but can be analogous to a large degree

@boyar3033 thanks! It was a fun project to work on, but definitely took some effort. From start to finish the animation itself and all the editing and voice over took maybe six weeks of an hour or two of work each day, but that's a really rough estimation

@@Wrath1263 cheers, thanks a lot!

@thewarlordhimself thanks a lot! Interesting observation with project zonboid artstyle. I can see it too now that you mentioned it.

This was a great amount to get out, but I'll definitely see what I can do in the future

Awesome, thanks!

Thanks! Glad to hear that

@Redofreko not sure if I'm picking up what you're putting down, but that game will always have a special place in my heart regardless

@@Zagge Just messing with you because of how the voices sound and the animation looks

@@Redofreko I see, yeah, maybe there is a resemblance there that I can't see :D funny observation though

@@OperatorJackYT much appreciated!

Bro you are everywhere at this point.

@@bjarne_maritime thanks a bunch!

@@chair6703 big thanks, Chair!

@1111Tactical yeah, I wouldn't use direct fire and movement coming out of a defensive position but finishing off a fixed enemy using fire and maneuver in counter offensive manner is sound so your idea makes sense to me. Which to use in an offensive situation depends highly on factors such as the terrain and the enemy you're up against. If you have terrain features to use for maneuver and you're confident that the enemy is limited from isolating your maneuver element, fire and maneuver is the key. However if you're in open terrain or the enemy is spread out, more direct movement might be a better approach.

@shreyas8987 glad to hear, thanks!

@Chivalry2Clips clever observation, but that was not the direct intention. The models and textures are from a game project I worked on earlier, and tape markings are just remnants from the design where I wanted to mark out different factions with colored armbands. That being said, the game and the animation here both are taking inspiration and ideas from modern combat environments, and by extension, the war in Ukraine.

Slave Ukraini 🫡

@@mr.apsylone9191 as per my response to your previous comment, no

@@mr.apsylone9191 It's available for download on my itch.io page. No news or plans as of now

@mupik37 I used Photon before. Wanted to try Netcode for GameObjects for this project. Honestly, I don't see any obvious reason why one would be clearly better than the other.

In reality, that's always a possibility. For the purpose of explaining a very basic principle, it's impossible to explain every possible could/would/should. A good and experienced combat leader understands that these basic principles and the training drills that are based on them are not exact out of the box solutions for any given scenario, but the specific circumstances of the given situation dictate what options could and should be taken.

You can never predict a battlefield. This is only theory that can be used to expand your creativity and help you maintain cohesion and coordenation in a firefight. No plan survives the first shot, it's all improvised after

Hasn't been under development for a while and no plans for it in the foreseeable future. Never say never though

arma moment

Jep 👍

@@Zagge Mikäs aselaji?

@@GoofyGoober713 SPOL

Close quarters fighting is a huge topic in and if itself with its own techniques and features. I have made a series of videos that explain and showcase a bunch of those topics, such as how to move in staircases, hallways, and doorways, how to clear corners, etc. Unfortunately, currently, those videos are only in Finnish since they were made for Finnish defence training purposes. I've been planning to release that series in English eventually but haven't had the chance to work on it.

@@Zagge you are awesome, definitely will check out your other video !

Intense af

Yeah man, you're right! I've had so many other things keeping my attention this year but I'd really like to get back to making videos. I have bunch of plans for future videos.

These are some mix of assets that I've bought and modified and others made by me. Good luck with your game!

The unit was unfortunately ceased some time ago. We had good time though

@@Zagge do you have the mods yall used still?

@TJGaming nah, I've since uninstalled the mods

Thank you! Much appreciated!

Yep that happened. That was a mistake on my part. Generally it is s very bad idea to cross your mate's muzzle although in some cases like in confined spaces or working with vehicles it might be unavoidable. In such situations it would be important to announce that you are "CROSSING!" and wait until your buddy confirms by either lowering their muzzle or calling for you to go.

@@Zagge i would make sure to say the pack count of people crossing as well