Argon Forest

The region of the Argonner-Forest was the scene of the most embittered fights between allied troops and the german army during WW1. Both sides face each other in well fastened positions. With Artillery support both sides have the aim to control the majority of the flags. Embittered fights for every meter of ground come into being.

Description
The battle takes place between the French and German armies. The map is an oblong area dug with craters, fortified with concrete bunkers with bullet guns and trench systems from the defending German forces. French troops are forced to advance from the opposite bank, forcing a deep river.

The map is a small field pitted with craters and trenches. In the center of the map is the shot down German bomber Gotha G.IV. Opponents symmetrically have defensive lines reinforced with bunkers and machine gun turrets. The main bases of the rivals are located on the hills to the north and south. Both sides are supported by two howitzers.

The main goal is to gain a foothold at the central control point and develop an offensive against enemy trenches. The only problem is that there is no respawn possible at the central cpoint.