I wasn't really paying attention when looking at the pictures (mostly just like the detailed tank drawing) but apparently this takes in an alternate timeline where some sort of alien invasion is happening near the arctic and they blew open a giant crater in the Kamchatka Peninsula.

Jemnite said:

I wasn't really paying attention when looking at the pictures (mostly just like the detailed tank drawing) but apparently this takes in an alternate timeline where some sort of alien invasion is happening near the arctic and they blew open a giant crater in the Kamchatka Peninsula.

Sounds like Muv-Luv but without the robutts. I encountered the idea before, in a Nationstates-y RP. Seemed interesting, but the GM had an extremely off-putting personality.

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bagd said:

Sounds like Muv-Luv but without the robutts. I encountered the idea before, in a Nationstates-y RP. Seemed interesting, but the GM had an extremely off-putting personality.

There's a map that I didn't feel was worth upping to dan, but here's the asset link if you want a look:

Also an order of battle for the 304th battalion tactical group:

Jemnite said:

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I'm rather intrigued now... Thank you!
Dear lord, those are some mighty heavy assets for a BTG. Tyulpans, Malkas, all those air assets...

bagd said:

I'm rather intrigued now... Thank you!
Dear lord, those are some mighty heavy assets for a BTG. Tyulpans, Malkas, all those air assets...

I think the standard BTG (well, as far as it can be 'standardized' anyway considering these are largely ad-hoc formations) is like 2-3 artillery batteries, which should be like maybe 6 2S19s (2 platoons per battery), so besides the air assets which I don't think usually get attached to BTG they're not that much heavier than the average BTG. They're actually understrength on armor, they have less than half the T-72s accorded to the standard tank company, and as per usual for a Russian BTG they're way too short on dismounts and are going to be completely unable to push through an urban environment.