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Tuscan Vineyards

Note: If you had notice this map disappear from the workshop or ingame. I had ran into a problem on the editor end which is has been resolved. Please enjoy the new changes to it.

Most recent changes are at the top of the changelog.

New Changes 8/10/2024

- updated visuals along the central river.
- reworked cover around southern victory point.
- reworked cover around northern victory point.
- reworked cover on centre victory point.
- adjusted retaining wall next to VP to stop blocking shots and altering line of sight if units sat below the road height.


Old Changes

- Reworked northern end of the church garden to improve northern players area of space to help better pathing.

- Removed garrison on north western cut off strategic point. Replaced with a open air shed that will stop some shots
but when hit with big shells will collapse as the match goes on.

- Updated Atmosphere settings inline with the maps updated in the latest patch.

Old Changes 13/09/2024

- Introduced new garrison and hedge rework on the left hand side of the map (viewing from default camera view).

- Replaced the church building with a villa building like on Villa Fiore.

- Reworked the manicure hedges around the church area to be more intuitive to avoid confusion on what blocks vision
or shots.

Old Changes 20/09/2024

- Reworked open air sheds on left side northern cutoff and south spawn safe munitions point to allow infantry squads to sit
in it and use newly placed green cover.

Tuscan Vineyards is a 1vs1 map.

Old Changes 12/10/2024

- Reworked southern base entrance to be more open inline with the northern base sector.
- changed two munitions points. One in the north and south are now +5 instead of +10. reduce resource count and it
was easy to float alot of munitions.

A picturesque battlefield nestled in the heart of the Italian campaign.
Amidst the rolling hills and sprawling vineyards of Tuscany, this once
tranquil region has become a critical theatre of war. The vineyards, once
a source of pride for local winemakers, now serve as hiding spots and cover
for soldiers engaged in intense firefights. The rows of grapevines provide tactical
opportunities for ambushes and flanking maneuvers, testing the mettle of
commanders leading their troops through this challenging terrain.