Okto Eight Milsim
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- Jul 28, 2015
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We have our final milsim game on July 22/23.
This will be our ninth game in the series revolving around a civil war in the fictional former soviet country of Moldistan.
Over the 3 years we have been playing the series, a few of our players have come from this forum, so we would like to pay our respects.
Our last game has been booked out for months on the NATO and PMM government militia side and we only have a handful of spaces on the MPF rebels, which to be honest, has won most of the battles and gained an enormous amount of ground in three years.
The final chapter sees the MPF with their victors spoils, the captured city of Cherlov.
However, a government blockade has put the city under siege: food is in shortage and the citizens of Cherlov are starving. For the MPF to win the war, they will have to hold out a little longer and maintain vital services like food distribution, power and communication. It remains to be seen whether a governmental tri-power consisting of the national army, the militia and NATO support can dislodge them and send them back to the hills once and for all.
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This will be our ninth game in the series revolving around a civil war in the fictional former soviet country of Moldistan.
Over the 3 years we have been playing the series, a few of our players have come from this forum, so we would like to pay our respects.
Our last game has been booked out for months on the NATO and PMM government militia side and we only have a handful of spaces on the MPF rebels, which to be honest, has won most of the battles and gained an enormous amount of ground in three years.
The final chapter sees the MPF with their victors spoils, the captured city of Cherlov.
However, a government blockade has put the city under siege: food is in shortage and the citizens of Cherlov are starving. For the MPF to win the war, they will have to hold out a little longer and maintain vital services like food distribution, power and communication. It remains to be seen whether a governmental tri-power consisting of the national army, the militia and NATO support can dislodge them and send them back to the hills once and for all.
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