From memory it should be the TPNVG mod.

@@kaitheglasses Thank you

The map is Utes! It's part of the CUP Terrains - Maps mod, and was ported from Arma 2.

@ Thank you verry much!

I didn't know it crashed into ya'll LMAO.

In house (all our missions are). Although this one is part of a larger series where we play as a PMC and buy our own gear across missions that we run once every few months. Props to our lead mission maker that set the whole thing up.

@@kaitheglasses Looks hella fun. Keep up the great work with the videos, they've been a breath of fresh air and also brought me back to watching ArmA content. Cheers!

I couldn't find a good mod on Arma, so it's Cold Waters game footage with Dot Mod loaded. Camera shake and colour grading in post.

If you squint hard enough, anything's an Akula... promise! If it's also any consolation, the Ticonderoga was added in post. In the original mission we had to use the game's original destroyer as a stand in which was most definitely not period accurate lol.

@@kaitheglasses oh really haha, it wasn‘t meant as an insult in any way, it is one of the greatest arma3 Videos, Great Respect:)

We ran out of AT :(

There's a link to our unit page in the desc; we run sat nights on Australia time.

There was a massive amount of context here that has been cut out from the video lmao. To fill in the blanks: It was heavily, heavily foreshadowed both in the briefing and how it was setup that the players were not expected to survive, with significant odds of 5:1 and the enemy having the equipment advantage. This was further supplemented with initial probing attacks and distant artillery (I didn't have to transmit anything about what was going on, because you could physically hear your friendly platoons getting smacked in the distance). Ideally I'd have hit the players with heavy artillery barrages if possible, but they did not have hard cover, and this would be unfair. To further apply pressure, it was also transmitted halfway through that a separate platoon had been destroyed, and an additional flank exposed. Enemy pushes themselves were screened with mortar fire and smoke screens. At no point both communications and environmentally wise was it unclear what was about to happen. Lastly, although I showed it like this, 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘯𝘰𝘵 𝘢 𝘲𝘶𝘪𝘤𝘬 𝘦𝘯𝘥. Ironically, the only reason I pulled in the tank at the end and laid down direct HE fire was that I had serious problems actually overrunning the players, by the time this happened they had successfully mauled a full sized Sov. Mechanized Infantry company with infantry reinforcements (10 BMPs, 4 tank kills), and had fallen back to their final line of defense. I could have shelled them to death with artillery, but I refuse; because if I'm gonna get overrun, dammit I want to meet the enemy do it.

As for where to start... there's a subreddit dedicated to Arma 3 groups advertising to try and get new members. Once your computer is fixed, that's probably a good place to start.

It was 100% a doomed effort from the start and it was made VERY clear that's what is was. A recon platoon acting as a forward screen to buy as much time for the real front line to reinforce whilst causing as much damage as humanly possible. The way things kept ramping up alongside our own dwindling supply kind of forced us to reconcile very early on that the most we could do was hit them as hard as we could for as long as we could. The overrun at the end honestly felt really natural given the circumstances; Our friendly platoons on the flanks had been destroyed so our defensive line and information line was all but cut, we were at the main point of ingress for an armoured column and we had destroyed so much armour that they quite frankly got sick of us being there. It worked really well and felt like a very natural conclusion to the op. It was also, very funny.

A combination of Project BLUFOR, RHS, and NiArms (we run other mods too but for the loadouts and vehicles it should be those). Map was Valtatie 7

That's rough, hope you recover soon!