Summary
CIU Bakhmut City Conflict scenario: HQ-only respawn, arsenal filtering, vehicle ranks, HQ radio sources and Ukraine-only Major-ranked equipment.
Description
Independent CIU Bakhmut City Conflict scenario (Russia vs Ukraine, first person).
Contains original CIU scenario layers and scripts: arsenal resource filtering, starter magazines, HQ-only respawn (no respawn at captured points or radios), vehicle rank rules, HQ services (arsenal, drone arsenal, vehicle purchase, loadout saving), two HQ antennas registered as radio network sources with 4 km initial coverage, and the BM-21 with 9M22 HE rockets requiring Major rank in the Ukrainian heavy vehicle spawner. XP reward rates are unchanged.
Credits: Kova x ATAK, Kova x ATAK Plugin Core and Kova x ATAK MQ9 Plugin by their original authors: https://reforger.armaplatform.com/workshop/6A4A15F7E59E95F4 . RiptideMQ9 and SagesFramework remain original Workshop dependencies. No third-party code or asset files are included, edited or reuploaded.
Original Bakhmut City terrain, factions, clothing, weapons and vehicles are dependencies only. This package does not alter or redistribute them.
Native server checks passed; connected-player acceptance of this build, high player counts (64-80) and the full MQ-9 combat cycle are not verified. Unlisted development build.
License
CIU INTERNAL TEST LICENSE - version 0.0.1
This license applies only to the original CIU code and CIU preview artwork
included in this addon. It does not license Arma Reforger or third-party mods.
The authorized CIU project maintainers may use, modify, copy and package this
addon for CIU development, backups, local testing and Unlisted Workshop testing.
Authorized CIU testers may download and run the addon for those tests.
No permission is granted for unrelated redistribution, republication or sale
of the addon. No rights to third-party content are granted by this license.
This is experimental software provided without warranties. Compatibility,
vehicle purchases and server capacity have not been certified.
