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All Out Warfare Altis

This mission can be played coop for either side (32 players), or team vs team for 16 players on each side. Once spawned, approach the base flag and you can select "Spawn Enemies" which will give you a map overview. Click on the place on the map you want the enemy zone, then select the enemy options from simple GUI to spawn the zone. The enemy type, number etc can all be configured. You can even spawn a horde of zombies if you feel the need!

Each base has spawners for weapons (Virtual Arsenal), tanks, planes, cars and support vehicles. Any vehicle can be selected in the spawner GUI a MHQ. These remain persistent unless destroyed. Other spawned items de-spawn quickly if not used to prevent clutter.

You can also spawn tasks. Map opens, click on the map where you want the task and you can then select a range of specific tasks including assassination, rescue, capture, search and destroy etc.

Opfor and Blufor have separate base areas, and both sides have base flags for selecting and spawning zones and tasks.

In this version:

- No fire zones within base areas to prevent players from firing in base and destroying friendly assets
- Added v1g Fast Rope Script by [STELS]Zealot
- Ambient Combat Enabled
- Ambient Combat Sounds Added
- Player fatigue disabled

This is a great mission for dynamic operations for your unit.

NO MODS REQUIRED

** Spawning an MHQ does not work at the base flag (no idea why). Spawn a vehicle at a spawner and check "Make MHQ"**

Thanks to:

- The Original Author - Cruoriss

- Shuko (shuko@quakenet, miika@miikajarvinen.fi) for his spawning script
and Contributors: Cool=Azroul13, Hatifnat
Forum: http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?162695-SHK_pos

- The members of Online Combat Battalion for their great community and continued support (http://ocb.net.au)

- EightySix & Xeno for being my inspiration in learning mission editing and creation

- Bohemia Interactive for the greatest military sandbox ever made!

Feel free to edit and change as you wish. Please credit original author and the author of this version.