Lazur 2th Beta
Fixt a lot of stuff in this 2th version.
- More defined capzones.
- Destroyed railstorage need to be capped inside the right lower buildings.
- Railarea is the biggest capzone part inside and a part outside.
- Destoyed factory need to be capped upstairs in the office and hallway and aidpost.
- Generator hall need to be capped in the basement.
- The spawns are advancing now.
- More cover outside.
- More secure Allied 1 st spawn with more cover.
- Spawn protection added
- Fixed that bush at Allied 1st spawn.
- 1 sniper each and 5 smg each team.
- Overhead image.
- Most lighting issues fixt.
Allies seem to have it to easy but i think the Germans must try to secure the destroyed factory and keep that as their key defense.
From there they can try to cap the railarea.
Some background:
The city was built around four tremendous industrial complexes. Northernmost was the old Stalingrad tractor factory, which before the War had made 10,000 farm tractors a year; now it was cranking out tanks. The plant sprawled for a mile along the main north-south road into Stalingrad and was fronted to the west by a workers' paradise - more than 300 rent-free apartment buildings, some of them six stories high. They were part of a self-contained community with its own stores, schools; movie theater, circus and soccer fields.
To the south lay two complexes named in honor of the Revolution; the barricades plant, which produced arms and ammunition, and below it the Red October steelworks, block upon block of foundries and assembly plants that manufactured small arms. The southernmost factory was
the Lazur chemical plant, around whose yellow brick buildings looped a railroad track; the enclosed area was to become known for its shape as the "tennis racket." Each one of these factory areas would soon become a scene of enormous carnage and ruin. (Red Army Resurgent, World War II, 1977, Time-Life Books, page 137).
Another hard fought for area was the chemical factory
"Lazur" and its
surounding train yards, the so-called "tennis racket".
The name was derived from the look of the
railway tracks depicted from arial photos.
An amalgam of units from 284th Rifle Division, 9th and 38th Mechanized Rifle Brigades
and other already shattered rifle and tank units defended this area stubbornly.
The compressed file:
http://www.after-hourz.com/misc/drecks/ro/RO-Lazurbeta3.zip
Players could join the After-Hourz infantry server to autodownload the file
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