Combat Mission Black Sea: Outskirts
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2017
- The second mission of the US campaign! A little bit of ARMA mixed in.
Mods wise, its the usual Black Sea mix of Kieme's mods for the textures, Waclaw's HQS Sound Mod and Veins effects.
Combat Mission is a game developed by Battlefront.com. One of the most realistic tactical simulations ever made, Combat Mission covers a wide variety of military settings, from World War 2 (Normandy, Market Garden, Sicily, Italy and the Eastern Front) to fictional modern conflicts in Syria (Shock Force) and Ukraine (Black Sea).
You can find out more about Combat Mission by visiting www.battlefront.com and especially the forums.
Conceived and written before the real conflict began in 2014, Combat Mission: Black Sea is a military simulation depicting a fictional 2017 conflict between NATO and Russia in Ukraine. Command American, Ukrainian, or Russian ground forces in the increasingly sophisticated and deadly environment that is modern combined arms warfare.
Buy Combat Mission - Black Sea here: www.battlefront.com/ - Ігри
You make a slow tactical-game tell a real story and are consistently entertaining and informative even in these older videos. They're all so memorizing to watch.
If you have a 155 battery playing as the US, you'll get access to precision guided munitions that ARE capable of taking out armor.
Your judgement call to sacrifice a couple of objectives but incur fewer casualties was validated by a Total Victory. When I played this campaign scenario I achieved all objectives, but incurred more losses. I earned the same Total Victory as you did, but I really missed those troops in the ensuing campaign engagements.
I really like watching these, keep good work up!
No problem man!
These are great. Really appreciate the effort and some of the better work out there really enjoy.
This is great! Well played and very well edited and narrated. I played/stumbled through this campaign last year so will be interesting to see your perspective on it. The campaign is really good as well, mission 3 is a bit of a beast if I remember right so looking forward to the next video.
Cheers man. I just finished Mission 3- yeah, "bit of a beast" sums it up pretty well I think
Great job. Assaulting strongpoints (be they prepared positions or nightmarish apartment blocks) is always, always the hardest thing in the game.
BMP-3 vs infantry is a real mood in CMBS. It's a good job they explode so satisfyingly. Makes one feel better.
Amazing editing
Thanks For up loading this on my birthday!
Hey, Happy Birthday! Have a good one.
Another Great video! keep em coming man.
Already working on the next one!
Good to see you at 1k !!
Can't wait to see the next mission... very interesting one for sure
Ah-ha, so *this* is who Hapless was playing with before! Nice games/videos you had. :)
Thanks man ;) I'm currently trying to work out what to bloody do lol
Im the one who gets the honour of being beaten and embarrased on youtube yes ;)
Except when you beat me :P
Love this CMBS series!
Can't wait for the AA for this.
Shouldn't have to wait too long man ;)
There is AA...or do you mean in a video?
@@kevlarburrito6693 Yes, there are after-action videos made after each mission. Check them out. You'll see why some decisions were made and what could have been done in hindsight.
Great videos. Any chance of doing the whole battle from start to finish as a movie with a commentary.
Your humor made me laugh out loud
Why your Javelin missed is, funnily enough, staring you in the face in the very next clip.
That tall green 'christmas tree' device sticking out from the top of the BMP is an IR Electronic Countermeasure device that (as you so ingeniously assumed) interferes with ATGM's guidance systems to cause a miss.
You can see that same device mounted on some T-72's in Syria at the moment.
I don’t believe an IR Jammer should affect the Javelin.
@@CarHubTalk I concur. That device is called a Shtora, and from CMBS manual (apologies if this is bad form to copy from the manual):
*Shtora-1 is an electro-optical jammer currently modeled (on) the T-90A, T-90AM, and BMP-3M. Most Shtora-1 installations use two electro-optical/IR dazzlers mounted on either side of the turret, laser warning receivers, twelve aerosol smoke grenade dischargers, and a control system to operate it. The T-90AM uses Shtora-1 but without the dazzlers. When the electro-optical/IR dazzlers are activated (they can operate continuously), they interfere with or jam SACLOS guidance systems used by many ATGM systems. When the laser warning receivers detect that the vehicle has been "painted" by an enemy weapon laser range finder, the Shtora-1 system detects the direction of the threat with an accuracy of about 4 degrees, warns the crew, and prompts them to automatically slew the turret towards the threat. Next, the system launches the smoke grenades towards the threat to interfere with ATGM guidance, giving the vehicle cover for retreat*
The Javelin is not susceptible to IR dazzlers. The only function of Shtora that could hinder the Javelin (and is only on the newer Shtoras) would be automatic thermal smoke dispensers - similar to what American armor does when receiving laser warnings. But in this case we see that the BMP doesn't launch any smoke. So, I believe it's safe to say that this was a malfunction with the Javelin.
Interesting fact: modern T-90's are using these interesting protective "roofs" over their turrets to try and stop Javelins (along with a large amount of propaganda that Javelins are useless against them, which many 'journalists' are peddling online).
@@jeffjensen8 I suppose we can safely say the effectiveness of those roofs has been debunked now😅
@@blackbear0084 Hahaha I can see why.. 😂😅
This comment didn't age well.
I wish you get bonus points for picking up wounded enemy soldiers.
Interesting to see the remaining Russian forces at the end of the map. If you had been a bit more aggressive, you'd have probably ended up fighting them. Do you think you'd have had the strength to to that, especially with the missing Bradley?
Looking forward to see the AAR on this one.
Think you nailed it: answers in the after action :P
When I did this mission, I basically opened up with Air Bursts on most of the Buildings in the rear. I figured they would have snipers, or ATGMs on the roof tops. :) Just have to get the right buildings.
From what i recall from this campaign, if you use artillery precision rounds, a near miss can disable/knockout BMPS but it takes 2 direct hits on a t-90M to kill it. Also, when you finish this campaign, will you be doing a play through of "Cross the Dnieper" campaign?
Crossing The Dnieper is certainly on the cards
Sweet :)
Once again a good-quality Black Sea AAR with great commentary and editing. Well done.
PS. May I use your BMP-3 autoloader punchline, or is it trademarked? :P
Thank you very much. Use it as much as you like, bit of a narrow audience, but go for it!
Im really enjoying your old videos dude... btw what happend with the Death Valley series?, cant wait to see more of Cold war
3:58 i see that this game is science fiction since they have working aps on vehicles
I cant wait until they add NATO forces to this game.... Also I believe the BMP-3 Arena-E is in fact equipped with the Shtora-1 system.. basically a Electro-optical jammer.
You lose men because your attack is not terrain focused. You focus on enemy troops and as they are defending, they have spotted your troops long before you have spotted them. Seize terrain and isolate your objectives.
Love this series, though my gosh is it in need of a dire engine upgrade, would be nice to see Ureal 4+ or something similar.
So the game doesn't assume that the grunts will take their Javelins with them when unloading? What the...
Its not something you might want to lug around all the time, especially with all the missiles too. You can't put them back in the Bradleys either, so it makes sense to have the option to leave them.
OIC. Thanx for the explanation and your great videos!
What’s the difference between shock force and Black Sea?
Shock Force takes place in 2008 with a NATO invasion of Syria. Black Sea takes place in 2017 as NATO rushes to help defend Ukraine from a Russian invasion.
So, different terrains, different factions, different levels of technology, different ToEs. Shock Force is also complete, with 3 modules of additional content while Black Sea is just the base game at the moment.
Usually Hapless is there any differences in gameplay or no? Other than different tech
@@jarodaffygaming276 The gameplay is the same across all the CM games. The only exception I can think of is Shock Force, which has some features relating to unconventional warfare (IEDs, civilians etc) that aren't very relevant outside of the Syrian context.
Usually Hapless ok thanks. I love you. Subbed
I disagree you should have used your mortars to either destroy or damage the 2 vehicles 14:50
how the heck are you getting POV shots from your units??
The magic of editing
@@usuallyhapless9481 how cool would it be if combat mission had an FPS aspect where you could pick one unit per turn and command it like a shooter? maybe not possible, but would be cool
@@usuallyhapless9481 my main problem playing the game is my lack of patience; i usually just skim the briefings, and don't properly analyze terrain or formulate a plan. and i'll not bother to command all units on larger maps or command them sloppily, and try to get every battle done in one sitting. which is not how to play the game! i think i need to get into email pvp, which would force me to take it slow :)
How do you get the first person camera like that?
By cheating. That's done in the editing, it's not an ingame feature
@@usuallyhapless9481 ah okay thanks!
19:10 - LOL there's a surrendered Russian bloke on the storey right below them.
Almost actual...
I rally don't baliave a javelin can penetrate a t 90 and I am very interested why with lazer warnings and all these top tech computers on the t 90m didn't do anything its like there was no crew in it there is a big unrealism in black sea every time a t 90 even t 90m sees an abrams five meters from it it needs 5 fucking minutes to react its like the crew has 0 training this game has some serious problems
Oh this comment aged very well
We've seen the Javelin cut through Russian armor like butter.
The Javelin doesn't use a laser to lock on so there's no warning
The Javelin does not use a laser, and of course it can penetrate the top of any tank.
This game is a bit shit you letarly shot a javelin at a bmp and it didn't do noting like it sad kill me bmp 3 has good sights and computers I don't know what's the problem in black sea the Russians barely move