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C4, really impressive thing i think in map Larshkar Valley. In this map,Germany Forces unable to deploy their troops without a transhelo.But if Regular met heavy resistant from taliban, they have to pay a lot to destory one cache, or even they'll never destory that cache.
Germany APC, armour is a little bit weak againist RPG-7, with trees and rocks,they are very easy too be attacked!

Ok, I had a pretty awesome night in Germany Forces.
Everybody cooperated like a team!! But the most exciting part is UH-1 drop C4.
I was the commader of Germany Forces, i used uav to check the most part of the whole map, and the transhelo recon the rest.
Our infantries stick together to fight with those taliban, but we had a strong opponent team, Except well organized, they killed a lot of our soldiers, So we didn't get a nice kd, almost every guy in squad got a low KD. i saw one taliban get a kd with 22:0. LOL
The frist cache took us 20 mins, 3 squads killed for twice.......i ordered them hold the FOB and asked APC to support, But the Fu**ing IED, destoryed 2 of our apc,and last one just support inf for just 5 mins, then destoryed by RPG-7.
Every man was ready to lose the battle, when suddenly appeared our UH-1,flying low,droped a c4, RTB, BANG!! Cache destoryed!
Although heavy injured, Our helo did made it back to base. Infantries still got kill by baliban, i saw whole squad of taliban equiped with G36, .......from uav.
However I never gave up!!
i watched the ground, gave order, built FOBs.
When spot a cache, i asked UH-1 drop C4, then 5 cache destoryed!!(those taliban hardly respawn in unknown cache,made it hard for us.)


2 last cache remain,still got 40 mins,i spoted a man got out from a building,then i checked the map,tell the inf got to that building silently........
Last cache,In a very opening area,around 20 talibans were holding,infantries tried for 4 times,failed.Transhelo was shoot down by AA and machine gun(they shoot the pilot and our helo fall like a rock).....
After the 5 times,Squad3 left only one squad leader near the taliban,he cant make it,then asked area attack.agreed
Respawned squads were standing with me,on one top of hill,watching the firework coming. bang bang bang.....We saw enemies' name got dark of,
Fur deutschland!!!!!!!!!We ran like acrazy.....
killed last few taliban, destoryed the final cache!We win!!!!!!!

Checked the time,10 mins left,50 points left..........


Best round in this map as a Germany soldier!!!

Wrong section dude. This is supposed to be in the "Tales from the Front".
And check your punctuation. It's terrible.

saXoni wrote:Wrong section dude. This is supposed to be in the "Tales from the Front".
And check your punctuation. It's terrible.

still learning English dude........








Alright,somebody can move this post many thanks!

saXoni wrote:Wrong section dude. This is supposed to be in the "Tales from the Front".
And check your punctuation. It's terrible.

Mhmm, good story but terrible readin'. Put a space after every "," you use, makes it a craploa easier to read

Jolly wrote:still learning English dude........

It's not about the English language, it's about your punctuation. You're not supposed to have eight periods after a sentence, you're supposed to have one. Then click the long key (space), before you start a new sentence.

Don't worry about the language mate, moved thread for you.

Instead of insulting him why not correct him?

Sounds like a fun round that I would have enjoyed partaking in, shame that I was not there. Gotta love the rounds where you win with a low ticket count.

PR is so cosmopolitan. I actually find the bad English endearing.

OTOH, PR is also just cosmopolitan enough, it must be hard for non-native English speakers to read or listen to other people's bad English, including Americans.

Lashkar Valley is extremely hard when both of the caches end up in caves. Not quite as tricky as Korengal Valley caves.

echo wrote:Jolly don't worry about your English. I know it is difficult. I am learning Chinese and that is a much harder language to muster than English. I understood everything you wrote and it seems you had a great round!

Didn't quite mean that, I did understund everything but it was As Horrible Readin As What I'm Doing Now Or Even Worse

I understand what he writes, but I think punctuation is just as important as writing the words correctly.

echo wrote:Jolly don't worry about your English. I know it is difficult. I am learning Chinese and that is a much harder language to muster than English. I understood everything you wrote and it seems you had a great round!

Actually, English is much easier than deutsch and Japanese, now i am learning English and Japanese. I find Japanese's grammer part , Very hard! do need time !!

LieutenantNessie wrote:Didn't quite mean that, I did understund everything but it was As Horrible Readin As What I'm Doing Now Or Even Worse

Sorry, My bad! i reeeeally didnt know it, BTW such thing cant be learnt in school!!! LOL
Still in university, Play PR not only entertaining, but also enable me to learn more which cant be learnt from school!





Thanks mates, Now i am getting to know how to type sentences in right way!

As I was told to try to teach you instead of being "insulting", let's take this one as an example:

Jolly wrote:Actually, English is much easier than deutsch and Japanese, now i am learning English and Japanese. I find Japanese's grammer part , Very hard! do need time !!

First, let me correct it.
"Actually, English is much easier than Deutsch and Japanese. Now I am learning English and Japanese. I find Japanese grammar very difficult! I need some time!"

You don't need more than one exclamation mark. You don't need three spaces between the comma and a new word, you only need one. You do not need to have a space between the word and comma, either.

Capital letters should be infront of names, languages, countries, cities, "I" (ex: I like PR), and after every period. Not after commas, unless it's a name, language, countries, cities or "I".

saXoni wrote:As I was told to try to teach you instead of being "insulting", let's take this one as an example:



First, let me correct it.
"Actually, English is much easier than Deutsch and Japanese. Now I am learning English and Japanese. I find Japanese grammar very difficult! I need some time!"

You don't need more than one exclamation mark. You don't need three spaces between the comma and a new word, you only need one. You do not need to have a space between the word and comma, either.

Capital letters should be infront of names, languages, countries, cities, "I" (ex: I like PR), and after every period. Not after commas, unless it's a name, language, countries, cities or "I".

Now it's actually readable. Don't be too harsh on him saXobeat

Well, it's just who I am. And Jolly, don't take this personal.

God i hate when Blufor uses c4 out of choppers it really is cheap and not realistic, considering in real-life you would have to get up and make sure that nothing survived.