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'''Germany 1985''' (or just ''G85'') is a mod for [[:Category:Armed Assault| | '''Germany 1985''' (or just ''G85'') is a mod for [[:Category:ArmA: Armed Assault|{{arma1}}]] which unifies many [[:Category:Operation Flashpoint|Operation Flashpoint]] mods like [[Bundeswehr Mod]], [[Combat!]], [[CSLA]], Lowland Warriors, [[Red Hammer Studios]] and several leading independent addon makers. | ||
Its purpose is to create a high quality, full compatible modification using standardized values (derived from [[JAM]], [[CAVS]], and likely | Its purpose is to create a high quality, full compatible modification using standardized values (derived from [[JAM]], [[CAVS]], and likely ''ACES'') and it will work on a sort of “plug-in” system, where each team works on their own modules that plug into the core ''G85'' game. Models, textures, terrain and expertise is shared amongst all members to ensure the high quality you'd expect from these mod teams. | ||
== Story == | == Story == | ||
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== Addon Releases == | == Addon Releases == | ||
27. 11. 2006: | 27. 11. 2006: {{Link|link= http://www.flashpoint1985.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard311/ikonboard.cgi?s=fc326bc1ebd0d49390f4e5d2f5152bb9;act=ST;f=65;t=54933;|text= Editor Update v0.9}} by Karel85 | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
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|[[ | |[[File:g85_1.jpg|thumb|150px|M2A0]] | ||
|[[ | |[[File:g85_2.jpg|thumb|150px|M60 battle tank]] | ||
|[[ | |[[File:g85_3.jpg|thumb|150px|M113A2]] | ||
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|[[ | |[[File:csla3_1.jpg|thumb|150px|BMP-1]] | ||
|[[ | |[[File:csla3_2.jpg|thumb|150px|Dana howitzer]] | ||
|[[ | |[[File:csla3_3.jpg|thumb|150px|M53]] | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
{{Link|http://g85.combataddons.net|Germany 1985 official site}} | |||
{{Link|link= http://www.flashpoint1985.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard311/ikonboard.cgi?s=02a8c57b8232333b383b28512210f76c;act=ST;f=64;t=53811;st=0|text= Germany 1985 BI forum thread}} | |||
{{GameCategory|arma1|Total Conversions}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:09, 20 November 2023
Germany 1985 (or just G85) is a mod for Armed Assault which unifies many Operation Flashpoint mods like Bundeswehr Mod, Combat!, CSLA, Lowland Warriors, Red Hammer Studios and several leading independent addon makers.
Its purpose is to create a high quality, full compatible modification using standardized values (derived from JAM, CAVS, and likely ACES) and it will work on a sort of “plug-in” system, where each team works on their own modules that plug into the core G85 game. Models, textures, terrain and expertise is shared amongst all members to ensure the high quality you'd expect from these mod teams.
Story
The setting of Germany in 1985 was chosen because of the diversity of equipment and vehicles available, the relative parity of the NATO and Pact forces and the exciting and well known back story provided by Tom Clancy. In addition, a hypothetical war between the Soviet Union, her satellites and NATO could very well extend beyond Germany, opening up nearly the entire world for future expansions! From the fjords of Norway to the shores of the Persian Gulf, if the mod is successful we could take it to wherever we'd like.
Addon Releases
27. 11. 2006: Editor Update v0.9 (dead link) by Karel85
History
The Germany 1985 mod was founded in March of 2006 by the agreement of the Bundeswehr Mod, Lowland Warriors Mod, Combat! and the CSLA mod to produce a high quality, realistic and exciting gaming experience. Red Hammer Studios and several independent modders were added shortly afterwards to boost the level of talent and skills needed for the large undertaking.
Screenshots
Participating Addon Groups
External links
Germany 1985 BI forum thread (dead link)