[Thread ufficiale] Forgotten Hope 2.1

491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 · June 12, 2008, 6:58pm

Giarabub nei nostri cuori.

Valerio.Z · June 12, 2008, 7:04pm

A me sinceramente non me ne frega un cazzo delle altre mappe di merda ! Voglio gli Italiani ! cazzo

GianluOwNx · June 12, 2008, 7:06pm

Oddio Giarabub...unbelievvabol!!!

Ma da quando si degnano anche delle battaglie storiche italiane??

Supra_GT_Nos · June 13, 2008, 7:11pm

mi sono rotto il caxxo di giocare a COD... voglio fa' sto mod di BF2... ne parlate tutti bene... l'ho installato... su che server vi trovo tutti insieme? cosi OWNO

Pastaiolo · June 14, 2008, 10:26am

comincia con il leggere i post

http://gaming.ngi.it/showpost.php?p=10339514&postcount=1335

221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 · June 19, 2008, 5:09am

Hello and welcome back to another update of Forgotten Hope. Today we have renders of two new pieces of German weaponry; the PaK40 and the infamous MG42.
The PanzerabwehrKanone 40 (PaK40) was designed to replace the older PaK38. The design of the PaK40 started in 1939, but it didn't receive a high priority until the invasion of the Soviet Union. Only then did it become apparent that guns with a higher caliber were urgently required to fight off the heavier Soviet tanks like the T34 and KV1. In November of 1941 the first of the new 75mm PaK 40s were sent off to the Eastern front and by 1943 they formed the majority of Germany's Anti-tank guns until the end of the war. The PaK40 was also used in Africa, but it did not see action there until late 1942, during the battles of El Alamein. About 23,500 PaK40s were produced during the war, but the design of the gun was also used in many tanks, such as the late Panzer IV and tank destroyers, like the later versions of the StuG. This PaK40 was modeled and skinned by K96.

The Maschinengewehr 42 (MG42) was designed to replace the older MG34. The main reason the MG34 needed improvement was not because of its performance on the battlefield, but rather the resources it required in production. The MG42 succeeded greatly in this goal, as it was not only cheaper to produce than its predecessor, it only took half the man hours. On the battlefield it was also a great success; it was lighter than the MG34, it had an easier way to change barrels, it was less prone to jamming and to top it all off it had a 33% increase in rate of fire. Although the MG42 never really replaced the MG34 over 400,000 MG42s were made during the war and they saw action on all fronts from the summer of 1942. This MG42 was modeled and skinned by Seth Soldier.

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491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 · June 19, 2008, 8:12pm

Gli MG non rullano per niente.

221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 · June 26, 2008, 4:58am

Hello and welcome back to another update of Forgotten Hope. This week we would like to show you the second map in the upcoming 2.15 patch. This map, about the Battle of Tunis in 1943, was made by Otolikos.

With the Mareth Line now firmly in British hands and the Americans having reorganised after the losses at Kasserine the allied advance in Tunisia slows down. At the very last moment the Germans had send massive reinforcements to Tunisia in order to keep the Axis bridgehead in Africa open. Allied superiority in air and sea slowly however begin to take their toll on the Axis forces and it is only a matter of time before the allies can organise their next big offensive.

On April 22nd 1943 the big attack begins as in the South British forces and in the West US force attack the German lines. Although the British are clearly advancing, their progress is slow, having only captured ten kilometres in a week and the decision is made to shift the focus of the attack to the south-west.

With all the preparations made the new attack begins in the early hours of May 6th, as the British and Indian 4th Divisions break their way through the axis lines. On the very next day the first British tanks roll into the Tunisian capital Tunis and to the north-west the Americans enter the city of Bizerte.

Only 6 days later, on May 13th 1943, the 230,000 Axis forces in North Africa surrender, making it the second biggest disaster for the Axis in the war so far. The first being of course the surrender at Stalingrad just 3 months earlier.

otolikos

02228fa355f9d16202a4f3bc181f1c2c · June 26, 2008, 8:54am

ma sti post per chi sono? ^^

Valerio.Z · June 26, 2008, 11:38am

Che coglioni quelli di FH2.. sembra che la guerra in africa sia stata fatta solo da gli Inglesi.. ma non sanno che noi Italiani stavamo già tra le dune da 1932... e che i 3/4 africani erano su dominio Italiano... chi sa che palle quando si giocherà solo con gli yankee

221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 · June 26, 2008, 11:54am

491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 · June 26, 2008, 2:31pm

Concordo con tutti.
Uhm basta fare questi post egoisti.

+ ottimizzazione - yankee
Contando che la media dei giocatori di fh2 è solamente il 4% di quella probabile del vanilla, tutto questo su base ISTAT. Ed ho detto tutto.

Valerio.Z · July 1, 2008, 2:54pm

Non è che niente niente qulacuno di voi mi da una mano per il mod o che almeno parli con quelli della community di PR ?

Tanto FH2 è destinato al : only yankee

221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 · July 1, 2008, 2:56pm

Valerio.Z · July 1, 2008, 3:25pm

E dai Uhm

491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 · July 1, 2008, 3:35pm

Dai Uhm dagli una mano, cosa ti costa? Fai un po di tutto... coding, mapping, fapping

Allora nella prossima release 2.15 rendono più forte il Grant?

221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 · July 2, 2008, 7:04pm

Ciao e ben tornati ad un altro aggiornamento di Forgotten Hope. Oggi vi mostreremo quello che abbiamo avuto per un po' in lavorazione per l'Esercito Italiano e che sarà presente nella patch 2.15. Come forse saprete, avevamo già parte del equipaggiamento italiano nelle precedenti versioni, ma nella 2.15 speriamo di dare un arsenale di armi di piccolo calibro più completo all'Esercito Italiano.

Nel primo render abbiamo i 2 fucili Carcano, presi da FH 0.7, che erano stati fatti da Mc Gibs, le baionette per i fucili Carcano e il coltello da combattimento M39 fatti da Seth Soldier e la Bomba a Mano 35 O.T.O, creata da Knoffhoff. Nel secondo render abbiamo la mitragliatrice leggera Breda 30 , fatta da Seth Soldier.

Durante la seconda guerra mondiale il principale fucile utilizzato nell'Esercito Italiano fu il Carcano. Vi erano diverse versioni di questo fucile, ma la più comune era la vecchia M91 (del 1891) e la più recente M91/38 (del 1938). Curiosamente questi fucili utilizzavano calibri diversi. Il vecchio 6.5mm utilizzato nel M91 era considerato troppo debole e fu rimpiazzato dal 7.35mm. Quando iniziò la guerra tuttavia l'adozione del nuovo calibro non era stata completata, infatti, persino durante la guerra fu impossibile rimpiazzare completamente il vecchio 6.5mm, furono quindi utilizzati entrambi i calibri. L' M91/38 Carcano è forse meglio conosciuto poiché è stato il fucile utilizzato per uccidere il presidente americano John F Kennedy nel 1963.

La Breda 30 era la mitragliatrice leggera standard dell' Esercito Italiano nella seconda guerra mondiale, tuttavia la produzione di quest'arma terminò nel 1937. É generalmente considerata una mitragliatrice estremamente povera. La sua cartuccia conteneva solo 20 colpi (del debole tipo 6.5mm) e il suo rateo di fuoco era di appena 500 colpi al minuto. Era tuttavia complessa e questo aveva ripercussioni sui costi di produzione (molto alti), inoltre per via del suo sistema a massa battente era incline a incepparsi, soprattutto nel deserto africano.

La bomba a mano 35 O.T.O. era una granata italiana offensiva che esplodeva all'impatto. Per usare la granata, bisognava strappare la striscia di sicurezza dalla maniglia in pelle e sbloccare la leva di sicurezza nera. Quando lanciata, la leva di sicurezza si staccava dal corpo, sbloccando la barra di sicurezza tra il percussore e l'innesco. Il meccanismo tendeva a non funzionare perfettamente e le granate inesplose erano estremamente pericolose, a causa di ciò gli inglesi le soprannominarono "Diavoli Rossi" ("Red Devils").

221e1b6d7bcbbc6e8d5b2f4582fedf19 · July 9, 2008, 11:13pm

Hello and welcome back to another update of Forgotten Hope. Today our news is all about Normandy again. We have two new skins to show, that will make two of our existing artillery guns ready for the new theater and we also have a completely new model - the German Panzerschreck.
The two guns we have updated are the German 88mm Flak 18/36 and the British Ordenance QF 25-Pounder. Both guns have received new skins, but the 25-Pounder has also been updated to a newer model, the Mark IV. You can tell the difference between this version and the earlier version in FH2 by the addition of a muzzle break. All the changes to both guns were made by Toddel.

The last item on display this week is the Raketenpanzerbüchse 54, better known as the Panzerschreck ("Tank Terror" in English). This new anti-tank weapon was made by Seth Soldier.

The German army quickly realised the potential of the new HEAT shaped charge weapons. Their own development eventually led to the panzerfaust weapons, but when they encountered the American M1 Bazooka in North Africa and later in Russia, they quickly took the weapon's design and improved it. The result was the 88mm Raketenpanzerbüchse 43. Although this weapon was incredibly powerful, it created a large backblast, forcing the operator to wear protective clothing. In October of 1943, the weapon was improved by adding a blast shield to protect the operator and it received the name Raketenpanzerbüchse 54. Although based on the American ones, the German rockets were much larger and as a result were able to penetrate nearly twice as much armour as their American counterparts.

bioskain · July 10, 2008, 3:11pm

ho scaricato la 2.1 ma trovo solo un server

ho preso una versione vecchia? a me sembrava l'ultima

edit:

e quando avvio il gioco mi dice

failed to move 'Battlefield 2/mods/fh2' to 'Battlefield 2/mods/bf2': the system cannot find the file specified.

mi fa continuare e avvia comunque il gioco

EDIT 2:

risolta la storia dei server, era un filtro che dovevo levare

491eeee2ea7f12dc1091d926211af824 · July 19, 2008, 11:39am

Tigers in Africa by: Lightning
16.07.2008 20:00 GMT

Hello and welcome back to another update of Forgotten Hope. Today's news item is no doubt the most requested and anticipated vehicle for Forgotten Hope 2, so without further ado we would like to present the Tiger! As you can tell from its sand-coloured skin, this is the early Tiger I model, which was used in North Africa. In patch 2.15 you will be able to find this vehicle on the Mareth Line map. The Tiger was modeled by K96, skinned by Toddel and coded by ctz.

The development of the Tiger I started in May 1941, when the order was given to Porsche and Henschel to design a heavy tank that used the 88mm KwK L/56. Over a year later in July 1942 when both prototypes were tested the Henschel Tiger proved to be the better one and was approved for production. Only two Heavy Tank Battalions (the 501st and 504th) equipped with Tigers were sent to North Africa, having only 20 Tigers each. Although the first of these Tigers arrived in November of 1942, the last of them were still waiting to be shipped in Sicily when the Axis forces in North Africa Surrendered. Despite their small numbers, the Tigers in North Africa left a lasting impression on the allies forces.

Quando Uhm non c'è i Troy ballano.