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31 Knot Burke - The Campaign
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Timeframe and Location: 1990s
Mod Type: Mission Pack
Alignment: NATO
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31 Knot Burke - The Campaign

Description
What started off an annual cruise for US Naval Academy midshipmen turned into an experience of a lifetime. Take command of the USS Arleigh Burke and USS Rentz as the Cold War just turned hot.

The campaign features 4 missions which requires the following Workshop items:

1. Red Storm Arsenal (RSA) by cent
2. New Threat Upgrade (NTU) by nuclearstonk

The campaign contains the four missions in the 31 Knot Burke series:

- Mission 1: Naval Academy Cruise '91
- Mission 2: Phantom Fathoms
- Mission 3: Operation Reticent Light
- Mission 4: No Way Home

My playtesting had each mission running ~2 hours depending on your tactics employed.

Good luck and appreciate any feedback/comments.
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Failroader  [author] 17 Oct @ 7:03am 
Thanks for trying out the mission pack and providing feedback! I'm also still learning how to use to the mission editor so any suggestions from players is welcome! No Way Home is just a survival but I suppose a few more curveballs could be thrown at the Rentz and Burke.
LordofCunny 16 Oct @ 6:49pm 
Spent my day off playing your missions. Really good balance. I look forward to trying more of your work.

The last mission might need some tweaks; the initial confrontation is surprising but is easily countered by heading north for some time and driving around what is the expected area of play.

That said I do not make my own missions and I'm not familiar with the limitations of the current version of the mission editor.