That is right, fellas. I had decided what these 3 maps should be in terms of level design, and I want to let you all pick which one I should do next. All you got to do is vote A, B, or C. Here are the choices.

A. Long Tan (RAR vs. VC)

Long Tan is a small sized Vietnam themed map that pits the RAR at a plantation, and defensive positions west of it, while the VC are at the west side of the map. Filled with lush forests, a village, and a plantation, the RAR, and VC must work together through flanking tactics if they are the VC, and strong defenses if they are the RAR in order to hold off, or to capture the area.

B. Desert Strike 2 (Eagle vs. Raven)

Desert Strike 2 is a kind of medium sized desert themed map that is similar to the original Desert Strike map in terms of looks, but it is different in terms of layout. This time, the Eagles and the Ravens are deployed at the opposite sides of the map, fighting over 2 ports, and multiple control points surrounding them, as the Eagles, and Ravens must dominate the sea in order to have a decisive victory at this area.

C. Kursk (From Battlefield 1942) (SU vs. NG)

Kursk is a small sized grassland themed map that is the classic Battlefield 1942 map of the same name, where it pits the Soviets at a base north, while the Nazis have another base south. Filled with grass, trees, and a couple points of interest, the Soviets, and the Nazis must work together through using their tanks, and provide air superiority in order to take over the area.

The due date for when you can send in your vote is on August 17th at 12:00 AM EST, so it gives everyone who sees this page time to look at this, and vote for what they want. I can't give you people the release date for when the winning map will be at, so please be patient. Do not spam your choice for more than one comment. I will also not accept comments with more than one choice, or even choices between two maps, because it will confuse me. I will remove your comments if you do not comply with these rules. You have been warned!

Take note regarding Kursk that I uninstalled Battlefield 1942 so I could install Battlefield Vietnam, because I thought that was what caused that particular game to not work on Windows 7. Same thing happened, and now when I reinstall Battlefield 1942, I couldn't, because whenever it gets to a certain point during installation, it will tell me some stupid crap, and close it, even though before, it did install just fine, and it did work when I got a No CD Patch for it. Only way I could get them is to get them off of an abandonware site, because with BF1942, EA didn't want to be bothered with that game to be on Origin anymore digitally (probably because they closed down the Gamespy servers back in '14, even then that is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥t, because that game had offline bot support, and with Battlefield Vietnam, I don't even think it even had a digital release on Origin, or anywhere else), but I don't want to risk getting viruses on my PC, and before anyone says anything, I hate piracy when it comes to people pirating games that you can just get digitally (like on this site), and / or you can get off of Amazon (that is if the game even works on their systems anyway, even with a No CD patch). So keep in mind that I am going to take the same route as the Siege of Khe Sanh map I did, where I will attempt to make the map as close to the original as I could. Even then, it won't be that hard to do, because Kursk from that game is really simple anyway.

EDIT: I got BF1942 to work again just by removing some stuff from the files of that game that were left over from uninstalling it, and what causes that (and BFV) to not install is this message about specified component cannot be found in media, or whatever, which, according to people that have this issue, means that the CDs I have for just Battlefield Vietnam (and to an extent Secret Weapons of WWII expansion) are corrupted. Now I feel like questioning EA for that kind of garbage, even though the discs to me look okay, with a scratch or two on the discs, which may have caused it, but I don't know.

Winner: Long Tan