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backspasm · December 8th, 2008, 15:29

Trenches would be awesome, for someone who is doing a ww2 impression. Water doesn't have to be a problem if some pieces of plywood are cut in to short wide sections for duckboards, at least in the vital parts of the trench (entrances and strong points for example) to keep the cost down. At least two of them having interlocking fields of fire would be nice as well. There was a trench in the new FR field on the right side of a "village" for 1 team and all it really did was hold that flank, it didn't help the rest of the team hold anything else, and since people love crowding trenches, it sucked up manpower.

Basically I am saying include a well placed, small, trench, that is hard to attack frontally, but can be flanked. A firestep would be a nice touch as well.

December 8th, 2008, 15:29	#35
backspasm Trader rating Join Date: May 2008 Location: Toronto	Trenches would be awesome, for someone who is doing a ww2 impression. Water doesn't have to be a problem if some pieces of plywood are cut in to short wide sections for duckboards, at least in the vital parts of the trench (entrances and strong points for example) to keep the cost down. At least two of them having interlocking fields of fire would be nice as well. There was a trench in the new FR field on the right side of a "village" for 1 team and all it really did was hold that flank, it didn't help the rest of the team hold anything else, and since people love crowding trenches, it sucked up manpower. Basically I am saying include a well placed, small, trench, that is hard to attack frontally, but can be flanked. A firestep would be a nice touch as well. Last edited by backspasm; December 8th, 2008 at 15:31..