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Office Offensive

Siege an industrial office loft in this urban CQB environment! Mount a risky combined arms offensive over a rail bridge as Blue, or defend the office and its surrounding locations as Red!

50 bots Point Match/Battle mode, 10-second respawn timer.


Depot Desupply
Duplex
Under the Radar


For years now, those working in the agricultural grain sector have been burdened with the ever-increasing price of doing business; the firm supplying them with tractors and other machinery have been intent on keeping those poor farmers in a financial stranglehold by hiking up the price of vehicle leases, repairs, and by installing all sorts of new software prohibiting even the most basic self-maintenance. Not content to let such an avaricious injustice stand, the Eagles quickly organized a raid on the company’s main rental office to liberate the tractors (literally), the farmers (metaphorically), and to secure both relevant documents AND a future of holistically sourced food staples! How noble!

Unfortunately the ravens had the exact same Idea, and had acted on it a mere ten minutes earlier! As the two sides clash, both determined to disallow the other from doing the right thing in their stead, the usual symmetrical violence that is their true staple ensues!

Having heard their angry enemy approaching, the Ravens hold the initiative; they will commit to defending the row of buildings that harbor the incriminating paperwork, whilst also trying to flank around and disrupt the invaders’ routes. The Eagles must therefore push through a tricky crossfire on the bridge and underpass. Assisted by a jeep and APC slot, they must lash out and strike the defensive buildings simultaneously if they are to have any chance of gaining a foothold in the building itself. Once inside, they will challenge the reds in good ol’-fashioned corner-peeking CQC. Who will win the honor of fighting for the farmer? Who will champion the right to perform menial bureaucratic audits? Is a future of subsistence farming truly viable in this corporate-dominated world???