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Armored Brigade Nation Pack: Italy – Yugoslavia, the first DLC for the acclaimed Cold War wargame Armored Brigade, is now available on our store.

Italy and Yugoslavia are ready to join the conflict with hundreds of new units and aircraft, on a complete new map (the Gorizia Gap) covering 61x61 kilometers.

Together with the Nation Pack DLC developers have released also an important update featuring, among many other goodies, a Campaign Generator tool! And it is free!

If you want to know about how Campaign Generator works, have a look at this guide

You can check the full changelog here.

If you are eager to see the new factions and map in action, then don't miss XTRG playing the game today on our official Twitch Channel!

The stream will start at 6 pm BST!

Loved it especially since the map covers the very same area I served in during my 13 month draft period in the mid- 70s (5th Field Arty Reg., Mantova Mech Div).
I am a bit disappointed, though, that the DLC came with only one scenario. Any more in the offing?

ORIGINAL: Ginetto

I am a bit disappointed, though, that the DLC came with only one scenario. Any more in the offing?

More scenarios and campaigns will be added in patches. The first new scenarios should be out very soon.

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Great DLC...thank you

Some 5 months overdue, The Strategy Gamer review.

"This is where the nation pack shines. You get access to some weirdo, crazy, and unique stuff. Want Yugoslavian M4’s? Check. T-34’s? Of course! M36 Tank Destroyer? Absolutely!
Fighting battles with stuff like this is really great. Pulling out an old tank and pitching against Alpini is a welcome change of pace. Another example, Yugoslavian F-84 Thunderjets (with napalm). Really? That’s cool as hell."

Read more here: http://thestrategygamer.com/2019/10/13/ ... via-italy/

P.S I would like to clarify that Yugoslavs in particular were not a huge junkyard, for example M-84 MBT was probably the most advanced T-72 derivate for some two or so decades (except for armor, although by the end of the Cold War Soviets offered T-72B armor package license as debt repayment, but it was never implemented due to more advanced domestic tank projects under development and eventual dissolution of Yugoslavia itself).