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Squad Iron Crescendo

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Once mofo showed back up that place was destined to self-destruct.;)


You dont even NEED a Mofo with the current management, there more crooked than a dogs hind leg. It has all the features you've come to expect: spys, exploits, BS and 'custom maps' made ONLY by the AXIS.

And all the time 'Staff' pretends to run a FAIR GAME.

Until the concept is under new owners, it will stay garbage and a joke.

Nice thing is: GUARANTEED WIN FOR AXIS
 
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Not sure why Crotalus is in such a good mood. I'm pretty sure IC is going to go 100% exploit free this campaign since the AntiBS mut has been released and a lot of glitch spots have been fixed on maps. The only real problem was last campaign was the glitchy terrain in Kaukaus. As for custom maps only being made by the "axis side", the only people who know how to use the SDK in IC are on the axis side and they are volunteering their own time (and it is a lot of time) so we can have a campaign with custom loadouts. If thats the way you feel about IC then I'm glad your not apart of it.

New campaign is starting next weekend, sign up now :D
 
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Crotalus is just bitter because he gets banned for using the N-word like it was "THE". :(

Everybody but Crotalus should sign-up because the campaign about to start will have loads of custom content and when Carpathian Crosses is released even more. Did somebody say mortars on stock RO maps :eek:

No but the Allies will be able to purchase KV2s, KV1(b)s, Zis trucks, ISUs and all the other fun custom vehicles.
Axis will be able to buy the Stug3g, At half track, smoke shooting tanks and other stuff I cant think of right now. We also will have the King Tiger once it comes out :D
 
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September 1941

On June 22, 1941 the Russo-German border exploded in an avalanche of fire and steel. The facts as to who attacked first remain unclear but there is no doubt that a state of war now exists between Russia and Germany.

In the North, around Helsinki, a Russian armored division attempted to cross the border into Finland but met stiff resistance in the timely arrival of a mixed German unit of armor and infantry. The Germans believed they held a technological superiority in tanks after their stunning successes in Poland and France but they were amazed at the speed with which the Russian armor moved. The combat around the bridges and peninsula was fierce and with both sides taking heavy losses the Russian formations fell back to their original starting point. Around Riga a strong German armored force swept across the border advancing up a single road through a forest, capturing village after village. The Russian forces in the area were short of anti-tank weapons but fought bravely as they threw themselves onto the German panzers with satchel charges. The German columns of tanks and infantry pushed them aside until finally taking control of a hill that offered a commanding view of the area.

The most intense fighting occurred in the areas around Warsaw and Minsk. Russian forces around Minsk had constructed a line of bunkers that overlooked a forest clearing and a small stream. It was through this forest that German infantry began a murderous frontal assault against the bunkers. Three separate times the Germans attacked and penetrated the bunker line but their attack became bogged down in the forest and railway beyond the bunkers. Each time just as all seemed lost for the Russians fresh reinforcements would arrive to push the Germans back and retake the bunkers. Having suffered terrible losses the German forces took up defensive positions in a series of trenches outside of Warsaw. It was here that the Russian counterattack hit the Germans in full force. Short of men and material from their attack on the Minsk bunkers the German infantry were heavily outnumbered yet fought tenaciously. However, the attack was too strong and the German forces evacuated Warsaw to the advancing Russians.

Summer has turned to Fall and the weather in the East will grow increasingly worse. Soon the rains will start turning roads into rivers of mud, making life miserable for infantry and tankers alike. Both sides have made advances and suffered defeats in what appears to be the beginning of a long and desperate struggle
- courtesy of Junior Admin Keyser Soze

This week Leningrad (complete with Minion Work's KV-1B), Tula, Danzig and Rakowice are being played.

Join now @ http://www.ironcrescendo.net/index.phphttp://
 
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Easy with the dicks guys, not exactly the best way to go about promoting this thing.

As for your post Sichart, myself being a life long IC Russian I feel I must rise to the occasion and defend our honor. Those 'victories' are nonsense, if you look right here! you shall see that you never got past the Ural mountains, where trillions of kilometers of Barashka await you.


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