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+ | |Box title = Combat Mission Afghanistan |
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+ | |image = Image:Combat_mission-afghanistan_1.jpg |
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+ | |caption = Combat Mission Afghanistan logo |
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+ | |Row 1 title = Developer |
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+ | |Row 1 info = Snowball |
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+ | |Row 2 title = Publisher(s) |
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+ | |Row 2 info = Battlefront.com, Inc. |
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+ | |Row 3 title = Release Date |
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+ | |Row 3 info = September 2010 (www.battlefront.com) |
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+ | |Row 4 title = Engine |
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+ | |Row 4 info = [[CMx2]] |
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+ | |Row 5 title = Platform(s) |
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+ | |Row 5 info = Windows<br>MacOS |
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+ | |Row 6 title = Availability |
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+ | |Row 6 info = [https://www.battlefront.com/soviet-afghan-war/cm-afghanistan/ www.battlefront.com] |
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+ | }} |
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==General Information== |
==General Information== |
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− | The game is set in the real life conflict in Afghanistan which took place from |
+ | The game is set in the real life conflict in Afghanistan which took place from 1979 to 1989. Soviet forces invade Afghanistan after a civil war has torn the country to pieces. The game uses the CMx2 engine with some improvements to [[Combat Mission: Shock Force]]. These improvements were added to CMSF as well in subsequent patches. |
The focus in again in asymmetric warfare. The Soviets have vastly superior weapons and firepower, but the Mujahidin used guerilla tactics which the game's scoring system reflects. Most of the scenarios are based on real life operations. The game has three distinct factions: Soviet Army, Mujahidin guerillas and Democratic Republic of Afghanistan which is the "legimite" goverment that the Soviets try to help. This conflict is perfect for the CMx2 engine, because the war in Afghanistan had only a few large scale battles. Mostly it focuses on platoons and companies. |
The focus in again in asymmetric warfare. The Soviets have vastly superior weapons and firepower, but the Mujahidin used guerilla tactics which the game's scoring system reflects. Most of the scenarios are based on real life operations. The game has three distinct factions: Soviet Army, Mujahidin guerillas and Democratic Republic of Afghanistan which is the "legimite" goverment that the Soviets try to help. This conflict is perfect for the CMx2 engine, because the war in Afghanistan had only a few large scale battles. Mostly it focuses on platoons and companies. |
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− | There are two campaigns and 14 scenarions in the game. |
+ | There are two campaigns and 14 scenarions in the game. The game also comes with in-built scenario editor for making your own scenarios and campaigns. |
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+ | The game added snowy terrain, multiple barrel firing systems (e.g. [[ZSU-23-4|Shilka]]), exit zone victory conditions and infantry firing ports to some IFV's (e.g. [[BMP-1]]). These were later added to the Combat Mission: Shock Force (with the exception of snowy terrain). |
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+ | ==Gameplay Content== |
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+ | The game shipped with two campaigns |
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+ | *[[Afghanistan 1980 - The Invasion (campaign)|Afghanistan 1980 - The Invasion]] |
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+ | *[[Afghanistan 1985 - The Bloody Days (campaign)|Afghanistan 1985 - The Bloody Days]] |
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+ | Also included were 14 standalone scenarios: |
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+ | # A counter-ambush |
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+ | # A mountain fortress |
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+ | #A trouble in Herat |
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+ | #Advance in Panjsher |
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+ | # Ambush at the bridge |
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+ | # Ambush in the gully |
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+ | #Combing the green zone |
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+ | #Desperate Crossing |
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+ | #Justice in Andarab |
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+ | #On the trail |
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+ | #Operation Storm 333 |
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+ | #Spring Torrents |
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+ | #The cotton route |
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+ | #The Ottoman Citadel |
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+ | |||
+ | Scenario Editor shipped with the game for user made scenarios and campaigns. Quick Battle generator makes it possible to play custom scenarios and there is multiplayer as well. |
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+ | ==System requirements == |
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+ | <strong>System Requirements MINIMUM:</strong> |
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+ | *<strong>Operating System</strong>: Windows XP |
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+ | *<strong>Processor</strong>: Pentium IV 1.8 GHz or equivalent speed AMD processor |
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+ | *<strong>Video Card</strong>: GeForce 5200 or Radeon 9200<br>(32 Megabyte VRAM or better and must support 1024x768 or higher resolution) in OpenGL |
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+ | *<strong>Sound Card</strong>: DirectX 9 compatible Sound Card |
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+ | *<strong>System Memory</strong>: 256 Megabytes RAM |
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+ | *<strong>Hard Drive Space</strong>: 1 Gigabyte |
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+ | *<strong>Other Requirements</strong>: CD Drive (not needed for download version) |
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+ | |||
+ | <strong>System Requirements RECOMMENDED:</strong> |
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+ | |||
+ | *<strong>Operating System</strong>: Windows XP (Vista/Windows 7 fully supported) |
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+ | *<strong>Processor</strong>: Pentium IV 2.8 GHz or equivalent speed AMD processor or better |
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+ | *<strong>Video Card:</strong> GeForce 6800 or Radeon x850 <br>(256 Megabyte VRAM or better and must support 1024x768 or higher resolution) in OpenGL |
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+ | *<strong>Sound Card</strong>: DirectX 9 compatible Sound Card |
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+ | *<strong>System Memory</strong>: 1 Gigabyte or more RAM |
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+ | *<strong>Hard Drive Space</strong>: 1 Gigabyte |
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+ | *<strong>Other Requirements</strong>: CD Drive (not needed for download version, although recommended for backup) |
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==Equipment== |
==Equipment== |
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[[File:Spetznatz.jpg|thumb|350px|Soviet Spetznaz firing AGS-17 in Afghanistan]] |
[[File:Spetznatz.jpg|thumb|350px|Soviet Spetznaz firing AGS-17 in Afghanistan]] |
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+ | Armor: Soviet armored units. A tough enemy for the Mujahedeen, who cannot engage these forces directly. |
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− | Armor: |
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+ | Mech infantry: Bulk of the Soviet forces are mech units. Infantry supported by APC's and IFV's. |
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− | Mech infantry: |
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+ | Special Forces: Spetznaz and VDV (Soviet airborne) units. Highly trained and highly motivated, equipped with the best weapons. |
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− | Special Forces: |
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'''Equipment:''' |
'''Equipment:''' |
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Small arms |
Small arms |
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− | *PM |
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+ | *PM pistol |
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− | *AKM |
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+ | *AKM assault rifle |
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− | *AK-74 |
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− | *AK-74 |
+ | *AK-74 assault rifle |
+ | *AK-74 w/GP-25 "Kostyor" grenade launcher |
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− | *AKS-74 |
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− | *AKS- |
+ | *AKS-74 assault rifle |
+ | *AKS-74U personal defence weapon |
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− | *RPK |
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+ | *RPK light machine gun |
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− | *RPK-74 |
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+ | *RPK-74 light machine gun |
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− | *RPKS-74 |
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+ | *RPKS-74 light machine gun |
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− | *SVD |
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+ | *SVD sniper rifle |
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− | *PK |
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+ | *PK medium machine gun |
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− | *PKM |
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+ | *PKM medium machine gun |
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− | *NSV |
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+ | *NSV-12,7 "Utyos" heavy machine gun |
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*RPG-7V |
*RPG-7V |
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− | *RPG-16D |
+ | *RPG-16D "Udar" |
− | *RPG-18 |
+ | *RPG-18 "Mukha" |
+ | *AGS-17 "Plamya" automatic grenage launcher |
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− | *AGS-17 |
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− | *SPG-9 "Kopye" |
+ | *SPG-9 "Kopye" 73-mm recoilless gun |
− | *AT-3 "Sagger" ATGM |
+ | *AT-3 "Sagger" (9K14 Malyutka) ATGM |
+ | *AT-4 "Spigot" (9K111 Fagot) ATGM |
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+ | *AT-7 "Saxhorn" (9K115 Metis) ATGM |
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Armored Personell Carriers |
Armored Personell Carriers |
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*[[BTR-60PB]] |
*[[BTR-60PB]] |
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*[[BTR-70]] |
*[[BTR-70]] |
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*[[BTR-80]] |
*[[BTR-80]] |
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Infantry Fighting Vehicles |
Infantry Fighting Vehicles |
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*[[BMP-1|BMP-1/BMP-1P/BMP-1D]] |
*[[BMP-1|BMP-1/BMP-1P/BMP-1D]] |
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*[[BMP-1|BMP-1K/BMP-1PK]] |
*[[BMP-1|BMP-1K/BMP-1PK]] |
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*[[BMP-2|BMP-2/BMP-2D]] |
*[[BMP-2|BMP-2/BMP-2D]] |
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*[[BMP-2|BMP-2K]] |
*[[BMP-2|BMP-2K]] |
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− | *BMD-1 |
+ | *[[BMD-1]] |
− | *BMD-2[[File:BMP-1_dismounting.jpg|thumb|350px|Soviet BMP-1 dismounting in Afghan mountains.]] |
+ | *[[BMD-2]] [[File:BMP-1_dismounting.jpg|thumb|350px|Soviet BMP-1 dismounting in Afghan mountains.]] |
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Tanks |
Tanks |
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*[[T-55|T-54B]] |
*[[T-55|T-54B]] |
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*[[T-55|T-55 (1970)]] |
*[[T-55|T-55 (1970)]] |
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*[[T-62|T-62M]] |
*[[T-62|T-62M]] |
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*[[T-62|T-62D]] |
*[[T-62|T-62D]] |
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− | *ZSU-23-4 "Shilka" |
+ | *[[ZSU-23-4|ZSU-23-4 "Shilka"]] |
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Light Vehicles |
Light Vehicles |
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*[[BRDM-2]] |
*[[BRDM-2]] |
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*[[UAZ|UAZ-469]] |
*[[UAZ|UAZ-469]] |
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− | * |
+ | *Ural-375 |
− | * |
+ | *KamAZ-4310 |
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Soviet Air Assets |
Soviet Air Assets |
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*Mi-24D |
*Mi-24D |
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*Mi-24V |
*Mi-24V |
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*MiG-21Bis |
*MiG-21Bis |
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*MiG-23 |
*MiG-23 |
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− | Soviet Artillery Assets |
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+ | Soviet Artillery Assets[[File:Mainmenuafghanistan.jpg|thumb|350px|Main menu]] |
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− | *2B14 "Podnos" 82mm mortar |
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− | * |
+ | *2B14 "Podnos" 82 mm mortar |
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+ | *2B9 "Vasilyok" automatic 82 mm mortar |
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− | *2S3 "Akatsya" 152mm self-propelled howitzer |
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− | * |
+ | *2S1 "Gvozdika" 122 mm self-propelled howitzer |
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+ | *2S3 "Akatsya" 152 mm self-propelled howitzer |
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− | *BM-21 "Grad" |
+ | *BM-21 "Grad" 122 mm rocket artillery |
==='''Democratic Republic of Afghanistan'''=== |
==='''Democratic Republic of Afghanistan'''=== |
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'''Equipment:''' |
'''Equipment:''' |
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Small arms |
Small arms |
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− | *PM |
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+ | * PM pistol |
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− | *AKM |
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+ | *AKM assault rifle |
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− | *PPSh |
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+ | *PPSh submachine gun |
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− | *RPK |
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+ | *RPK light machine gun |
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− | *RPD |
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+ | *RPD light machine gun |
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− | *SVD |
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+ | *SVD sniper rifle |
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− | *PK |
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+ | *PK medium machine gun |
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− | *DShK |
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+ | *DShK heavy machine gun |
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*RPG-2 |
*RPG-2 |
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+ | *AGS-17 "Plamya" automatic grenade launcher |
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− | *AGS-17 |
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− | *AT-3 "Sagger" |
+ | *AT-3 "Sagger" (9K14 Malyutka) |
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Armored Personell Carriers |
Armored Personell Carriers |
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*[[BTR-60PB]] |
*[[BTR-60PB]] |
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Infantry Fighting Vehicles |
Infantry Fighting Vehicles |
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*[[BMP-1]] |
*[[BMP-1]] |
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*[[BMP-1|BMP-1K]] |
*[[BMP-1|BMP-1K]] |
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Tanks |
Tanks |
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*[[T-55|T-54B]] |
*[[T-55|T-54B]] |
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*[[T-55|T-55 (1970)]] |
*[[T-55|T-55 (1970)]] |
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*[[T-62|T-62 (1972)]] |
*[[T-62|T-62 (1972)]] |
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*[[T-62|T-62 (1975)]] |
*[[T-62|T-62 (1975)]] |
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Light Vehicles |
Light Vehicles |
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+ | |||
*Ural-375 |
*Ural-375 |
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− | * |
+ | *KamAZ-4310 |
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DRA Air Assets |
DRA Air Assets |
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*Mi-24D |
*Mi-24D |
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*Su-25 |
*Su-25 |
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*Su-17M |
*Su-17M |
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− | *MiG-21bis |
+ | * MiG-21bis |
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DRA Artillery Assets |
DRA Artillery Assets |
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+ | |||
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− | * |
+ | *M1937 82 mm mortar |
+ | *M1943 120 mm mortar |
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+ | *D-30 122 mm howitzer |
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==='''Mujahedeen'''=== |
==='''Mujahedeen'''=== |
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− | '''Branches:''' |
+ | '''Branches (Mujahedeen):''' |
Mujahedeen infantry: The everyday Mujahedeen fighters. Mixed group with mixed weaponry, but a clear goal. |
Mujahedeen infantry: The everyday Mujahedeen fighters. Mixed group with mixed weaponry, but a clear goal. |
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Mujahedeen specialists: IED experts and spies. |
Mujahedeen specialists: IED experts and spies. |
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+ | '''Branches (Tribal Militia):''' |
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+ | |||
+ | Specialists: |
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'''Equipment:''' |
'''Equipment:''' |
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[[File:Mujahedeen.jpg|thumb|350px|Mujahedeen up to no good in Afghanistan]]Small arms |
[[File:Mujahedeen.jpg|thumb|350px|Mujahedeen up to no good in Afghanistan]]Small arms |
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− | *AR-10 |
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+ | *AR-10 assault rifle |
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− | *M16A1 |
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+ | *M16A1 assault rifle |
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− | *G3 |
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+ | *G3 assault rifle |
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− | *FN FAL |
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+ | *FN FAL assault rifle |
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− | *SMLE Mk III |
+ | *SMLE Mk III rifle |
− | *Bren L4 |
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+ | *Bren L4 light machine gun |
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− | *AKM |
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+ | *AKM assault rifle |
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− | *AK-74 |
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+ | *AK-74 assault rifle |
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− | *AKS-74 |
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+ | *AKS-74 assault rifle |
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− | *RPK |
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+ | *RPK light machine gun |
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− | *SVD |
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+ | *SVD sniper rifle |
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− | *Type 56 |
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+ | *RP-46 medium machine gun |
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− | *Type 85 |
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+ | *Type 56 assault rifle |
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− | *PPSh |
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+ | *Type 85 submachine gun |
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− | *DShK |
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+ | *PPSh submachine gun |
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− | *SGM |
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+ | *DShK heavy machine gun |
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+ | *SGM w/Tripod medium machine gun |
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*RPG-2 |
*RPG-2 |
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*RPG-7V |
*RPG-7V |
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*[[Improvised explosive device]]s |
*[[Improvised explosive device]]s |
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+ | Light Vehicles |
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+ | |||
+ | *[[Technicals]] |
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+ | *Ural-375 |
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+ | *KamAZ-4310 |
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Artillery assets |
Artillery assets |
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− | *M2 |
+ | *M2 60 mm mortar |
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+ | *GP 76mm mountain gun |
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+ | [[Category:Games]] |
Revision as of 13:37, 14 June 2021
Combat Mission: Afghanistan was the second standalone game in the series which used the new CMx2 engine. It was released in September 2010. It is currently in version 1.03. It was developed by Snowball Studios which licensed the engine from Battlefront.
General Information
The game is set in the real life conflict in Afghanistan which took place from 1979 to 1989. Soviet forces invade Afghanistan after a civil war has torn the country to pieces. The game uses the CMx2 engine with some improvements to Combat Mission: Shock Force. These improvements were added to CMSF as well in subsequent patches.
The focus in again in asymmetric warfare. The Soviets have vastly superior weapons and firepower, but the Mujahidin used guerilla tactics which the game's scoring system reflects. Most of the scenarios are based on real life operations. The game has three distinct factions: Soviet Army, Mujahidin guerillas and Democratic Republic of Afghanistan which is the "legimite" goverment that the Soviets try to help. This conflict is perfect for the CMx2 engine, because the war in Afghanistan had only a few large scale battles. Mostly it focuses on platoons and companies.
There are two campaigns and 14 scenarions in the game. The game also comes with in-built scenario editor for making your own scenarios and campaigns.
The game added snowy terrain, multiple barrel firing systems (e.g. Shilka), exit zone victory conditions and infantry firing ports to some IFV's (e.g. BMP-1). These were later added to the Combat Mission: Shock Force (with the exception of snowy terrain).
Gameplay Content
The game shipped with two campaigns
Also included were 14 standalone scenarios:
- A counter-ambush
- A mountain fortress
- A trouble in Herat
- Advance in Panjsher
- Ambush at the bridge
- Ambush in the gully
- Combing the green zone
- Desperate Crossing
- Justice in Andarab
- On the trail
- Operation Storm 333
- Spring Torrents
- The cotton route
- The Ottoman Citadel
Scenario Editor shipped with the game for user made scenarios and campaigns. Quick Battle generator makes it possible to play custom scenarios and there is multiplayer as well.
System requirements
System Requirements MINIMUM:
- Operating System: Windows XP
- Processor: Pentium IV 1.8 GHz or equivalent speed AMD processor
- Video Card: GeForce 5200 or Radeon 9200
(32 Megabyte VRAM or better and must support 1024x768 or higher resolution) in OpenGL - Sound Card: DirectX 9 compatible Sound Card
- System Memory: 256 Megabytes RAM
- Hard Drive Space: 1 Gigabyte
- Other Requirements: CD Drive (not needed for download version)
System Requirements RECOMMENDED:
- Operating System: Windows XP (Vista/Windows 7 fully supported)
- Processor: Pentium IV 2.8 GHz or equivalent speed AMD processor or better
- Video Card: GeForce 6800 or Radeon x850
(256 Megabyte VRAM or better and must support 1024x768 or higher resolution) in OpenGL - Sound Card: DirectX 9 compatible Sound Card
- System Memory: 1 Gigabyte or more RAM
- Hard Drive Space: 1 Gigabyte
- Other Requirements: CD Drive (not needed for download version, although recommended for backup)
Equipment
Soviet Army
Branches:
Armor: Soviet armored units. A tough enemy for the Mujahedeen, who cannot engage these forces directly.
Mech infantry: Bulk of the Soviet forces are mech units. Infantry supported by APC's and IFV's.
Special Forces: Spetznaz and VDV (Soviet airborne) units. Highly trained and highly motivated, equipped with the best weapons.
Equipment:
Small arms
- PM pistol
- AKM assault rifle
- AK-74 assault rifle
- AK-74 w/GP-25 "Kostyor" grenade launcher
- AKS-74 assault rifle
- AKS-74U personal defence weapon
- RPK light machine gun
- RPK-74 light machine gun
- RPKS-74 light machine gun
- SVD sniper rifle
- PK medium machine gun
- PKM medium machine gun
- NSV-12,7 "Utyos" heavy machine gun
- RPG-7V
- RPG-16D "Udar"
- RPG-18 "Mukha"
- AGS-17 "Plamya" automatic grenage launcher
- SPG-9 "Kopye" 73-mm recoilless gun
- AT-3 "Sagger" (9K14 Malyutka) ATGM
- AT-4 "Spigot" (9K111 Fagot) ATGM
- AT-7 "Saxhorn" (9K115 Metis) ATGM
Armored Personell Carriers
Infantry Fighting Vehicles
Tanks
Light Vehicles
Soviet Air Assets
- Mi-24D
- Mi-24V
- Su-25
- Su-17M
- Su-22M
- MiG-21Bis
- MiG-23
Soviet Artillery Assets
- 2B14 "Podnos" 82 mm mortar
- 2B11 120 mm mortar
- 2B9 "Vasilyok" automatic 82 mm mortar
- 2S1 "Gvozdika" 122 mm self-propelled howitzer
- 2S3 "Akatsya" 152 mm self-propelled howitzer
- 2S5 "Giatsint-S" 152 mm self-propelled howitzer
- D-30 122 mm howitzer
- BM-21 "Grad" 122 mm rocket artillery
Democratic Republic of Afghanistan
Branches:
DRA Infantry:
DRA Mech Infantry:
Equipment: Small arms
- PM pistol
- AKM assault rifle
- PPSh submachine gun
- RPK light machine gun
- RPD light machine gun
- SVD sniper rifle
- PK medium machine gun
- DShK heavy machine gun
- RPG-2
- AGS-17 "Plamya" automatic grenade launcher
- AT-3 "Sagger" (9K14 Malyutka)
Armored Personell Carriers
Infantry Fighting Vehicles
Tanks
Light Vehicles
- Ural-375
- KamAZ-4310
DRA Air Assets
- Mi-24D
- Su-25
- Su-17M
- MiG-21bis
DRA Artillery Assets
- M1937 82 mm mortar
- M1943 120 mm mortar
- D-30 122 mm howitzer
- M-46 130 mm field gun
Mujahedeen
Branches (Mujahedeen):
Mujahedeen infantry: The everyday Mujahedeen fighters. Mixed group with mixed weaponry, but a clear goal.
Mujahedeen specialists: IED experts and spies.
Branches (Tribal Militia):
Infantry:
Specialists:
Equipment:
Small arms
- AR-10 assault rifle
- M16A1 assault rifle
- G3 assault rifle
- FN FAL assault rifle
- SMLE Mk III rifle
- Bren L4 light machine gun
- AKM assault rifle
- AK-74 assault rifle
- AKS-74 assault rifle
- RPK light machine gun
- SVD sniper rifle
- RP-46 medium machine gun
- Type 56 assault rifle
- Type 85 submachine gun
- PPSh submachine gun
- DShK heavy machine gun
- SGM w/Tripod medium machine gun
- RPG-2
- RPG-7V
- Improvised explosive devices
Light Vehicles
- Technicals
- Ural-375
- KamAZ-4310
Artillery assets
- M2 60 mm mortar
- M1937 82 mm mortar
- GP 76mm mountain gun