Alpha Whiskey Romeo

Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance One thing that has always bothered me about this series since it's inception (OFP-Present), is the complete lack of any sort of Command and Control ability within the bounds of realism while remaining intuitive. C4ISR for A3 is a Tactical Operations Center modification that will enable 1-3 players to take on the role of TOC personnel, or more commonly, the Battle Captain and their support staff. The aims of the this modification are to enable the Command Element (Human Players) to interact with other Human Players in their respective position in the Chain of Command. This was designed with TvT/PvP in mind however, it will work in COOP in exactly the same way with no modification to the existing core addon. This is currently focused upon Asymmetric Warfare or COIN Operations. However, once the initial release is complete, I might update it to include Conventional/Full Spectrum ops. Features: Receive messages, reports, and orders from subordinate units and higher headquarters. Maintain and update unit locations and activities. Monitor enemy situation. Serve as a communications relay between units. Publish orders and instructions. Call for Support (CAS/IDF). All available within a easy to use GUI Menu system (eg. Point and Click) Battle Staff UI WIP Nett Warrior WIP The Nett Warrior (NW) is an integrated dismounted situational awareness (SA) and mission command (MC) system for use during combat operations. Designed as a tool for leaders, NW provides unparalleled SA and MC capabilities to the dismounted leader, permitting faster and more accurate decisions during the tactical fight. With advanced navigation and information sharing capabilities, leaders are able to avoid fratricide and are more effective and more lethal in the execution of their combat missions. This component allows Unit Leaders (PL's, PSG's etc) to report and relay information as well as request support. Unit Spotting is still a WIP and might not be implemented into the finished product.

It's in the game itself. The TOC, TAC, JTOC etc etc are all virtual at the moment. However, that defiantly needs to change, and it will. The Opposing Force needs to have the ability to destroy or degrade the enemy Command and Control. I'm currently working on a way to emplace the TOC via something as simple as a in-game asset like a large GP tent. The Battle Staff would then select the tents exterior and enter it as the TOC personnel.

Blah... Here's my contribution to the upcoming game.

Does it still require A2/CO in order to work? I've been waiting on a Standalone version for ages.

I recently formatted my PC and reinstalled A3. Downloaded the mods/addons I typically use, and installed them correctly. However, they're not showing up and cannot be enabled. Mods installed correctly. Nothing visible in the Launcher. Nothing visible in the Expansion section. Any ideas, because this has me stumped?

Yeah, it's just still too clunky for gaming purposes. Still fun to toy around in though.

It's a little late to cancel my Steam pre-order. This is pathetic though. It can't even rival or equate a game from 2008.

Suggestion - I'd remove the Kevlar Helmet you added and go back to the default MICH/ACH, which is what is currently issued. We haven't worn those old-school PASGT Helmets in over a decade.

The Russian stuff you guys did for A2 was stunning! Can't wait to see more.

5's and 25's!

A Gazelle! Do want.

Maverick.

Official PC release trailer!

QFT. And when the fuck did R6 turn into a Law Enforcement SWAT/Tac-team like organization? It looks interesting, but that's not Rainbow Six.

Finished ten rounds in the Beta and I couldn't be less enthused. I found it to be completely boring to be quite honest. The map/maps are large, but also so completely empty that it kills the immersion. It's like every civilian up and disappeared like a fart in the wind. The lack of civilians is something you can get away with in BF, but not here, not in Downtown LA. The controls are really stiff and movement feels awkward and slow, though this is something they'll fix I'm sure. The overall problem I have is that it's a completely new type of game, one that opens up so many new ways to fight and defeat your enemies. Unfortunately though, that isn't the case here as it feels just like BF, not differentiating itself from those games whatsoever. All of the mechanics feel like a afterthought and tacked on more than anything else. This could have been a good Cops versus Criminals game with interesting mission types, but it's completely wasted.

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There is absolutely nothing in that trailer that’s even remotely interesting. Sad thing is, this is something the community would've done itself in the old days.

Great review actually. The ultimate problem with WD, besides the glaring technical issues, cliched story and characters, is the fact that the world seems so empty and lacks immersion. It also feels oddly just like the AC series in it's mechanics, though thoroughly less polished and more tacked on than anything else. I played the shit outta GTA5 and was hoping that WD would fill that niche on the PC. But as they say, shit in one hand and hope in the other. I guess I'll just continue to wait for GTA5 to pop up on PC...

Last one for awhile.

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Agreed with the above. It seems odd that a game so centered around driving would have such terrible vehicle mechanics. One of the things I really enjoyed about GTA4 was the driving because you actually felt as if your were behind the wheel, not the case with WD. If we know Ubisoft, this will quickly become a franchise, which isn't really a bad thing. The AC games only got better with every iteration. The main issue I have is that there is little to no innovation in the game or games set in open-worlds. It's just more of the same.

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