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The Gulag Redux (Composition)
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Data Type: Composition
DLC: HelicoptersDLC, Apex, Malden, Laws of War, Contact (Platform), Western Sahara, Reaction Forces
Meta: Dependency
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4 Dec, 2024 @ 11:50am
10 Dec, 2024 @ 5:21pm
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Description
Background
The Gulag is a heavily fortified castle that was repurposed to serve as a military detainment facility. It was renovated to house modern systems, which allows this site to act as both an airbase and firebase.

Features
Gulag Redux is a slightly larger rework of a castle-like layout with modern additions such as: Air Traffic Control Tower, Air Defence Tower, Helipad, Prison Detainment Block, Underground Prison / Jail Facility, Armory, Security Gates. There are multiple routes to infiltrate the site whether it is from the ground or air.

Notes
- Found under 'Military' Category
- Ensure you turn off "Vertical Mode and Surface Snapping" before placing
- Comments in composition for tips & tricks
- AI can pathfind, but it may be glitchy.
- Set the number of dynamic lights to "Ultra" or higher for best appearance at night
- Some buildings are capable of being destroyed for more immersion
- Object heavy, may cause a drop in frame rate

*Wall explosions not included*
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theLargerCog  [author] 24 Mar @ 8:16am 
@Selim, need to use the translation widget to lower to the proper height it in the editor
Selim Belvedere 16 Mar @ 3:59am 
normal that it is always high above ground ?