New Map Prototype "Studzianki"
Дата: 24.01.2018 03:54:39
CabbageMechanic: Hey Tankers,
Meet a new map concept with a distinct European flavor, codenamed “Studzianki”. It’s large (1000x1000 m), it has lots of open space, and it’s based on real-world topography (with some modifications for the sake of enjoyable gameplay):
The Studzianki [stoo’junkee] map owes its name to a small village in Poland. Its surroundings saw lots of action in August 1944, when the combined forces of 1st Armored Brigade of Polish First Army and Soviet 4th Guards Corps managed to stop a counteroffensive by Wehrmacht. About 30 German panzers were destroyed in the Studzianki battle, and the bridgehead on the Western bank of Vistula river was firmly secured. To commemorate the large scale engagement, in 1969 the name of the village was changed to Studzianki Pancerne (“Studzianki Armored”
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We intend to make Studzianki a large and open map, yet full of opportunities for spotting- and camo-based play. There will be plenty of positions for sniping, and a number of spots where slow vehicles will feel comfortable.
Spawn points are located in the opposing corners of the map: in the Southwest and Northeast. This allows for a long (over 1.4 km) diagonal frontline. We expect most of the action to take place in several key points along it.Brickyard. The main zone for heavies’ clashes, isolated from most of the map. Capture it to get onto a relatively safe route to the enemy base by the ravine. Ravine. Besides being a shortcut from the brickyard to your adversaries’ base, it is crucial for establishing full control over the central field. The other bank of the river (Point 3). A place of interest for medium and light tanks. Take it, and you’ll to able to assist your heavies at the brickyard. Village. Sits on the frontline, splitting it in two parts. Has lots of shrubbery between its non-destructible houses. Eastern hills. An area for fast vehicles and swift maneuvers. Similar to the dunes on the Sand River map in terms of gameplay. Forest. A pathway for speedy heroes who like to take a detour. Backstabbers in light and medium tanks will feel at home here.As always, this map is obviously a work in progress and subject to change depending on how testing goes.See you on the battlefield!
Meet a new map concept with a distinct European flavor, codenamed “Studzianki”. It’s large (1000x1000 m), it has lots of open space, and it’s based on real-world topography (with some modifications for the sake of enjoyable gameplay):
The Studzianki [stoo’junkee] map owes its name to a small village in Poland. Its surroundings saw lots of action in August 1944, when the combined forces of 1st Armored Brigade of Polish First Army and Soviet 4th Guards Corps managed to stop a counteroffensive by Wehrmacht. About 30 German panzers were destroyed in the Studzianki battle, and the bridgehead on the Western bank of Vistula river was firmly secured. To commemorate the large scale engagement, in 1969 the name of the village was changed to Studzianki Pancerne (“Studzianki Armored”
.We intend to make Studzianki a large and open map, yet full of opportunities for spotting- and camo-based play. There will be plenty of positions for sniping, and a number of spots where slow vehicles will feel comfortable.
Spawn points are located in the opposing corners of the map: in the Southwest and Northeast. This allows for a long (over 1.4 km) diagonal frontline. We expect most of the action to take place in several key points along it.Brickyard. The main zone for heavies’ clashes, isolated from most of the map. Capture it to get onto a relatively safe route to the enemy base by the ravine. Ravine. Besides being a shortcut from the brickyard to your adversaries’ base, it is crucial for establishing full control over the central field. The other bank of the river (Point 3). A place of interest for medium and light tanks. Take it, and you’ll to able to assist your heavies at the brickyard. Village. Sits on the frontline, splitting it in two parts. Has lots of shrubbery between its non-destructible houses. Eastern hills. An area for fast vehicles and swift maneuvers. Similar to the dunes on the Sand River map in terms of gameplay. Forest. A pathway for speedy heroes who like to take a detour. Backstabbers in light and medium tanks will feel at home here.As always, this map is obviously a work in progress and subject to change depending on how testing goes.See you on the battlefield!
New Map Prototype "Studzianki"