AVDIIVKA BATTLE - Arma 3 Realistic gameplay 4K

[@gamingcorner285]

MOD LIST : UNITS MODS : 1. RHSUSAF 2. RHSARFR 3. RHSGREF 4. RHSSAF 5. Veteran mod (VTN) 6. UA AF 2023 7. BWMod 8. VDV HOSTOMEL 9. US Army 2035 10. RUSS 11. SSO PROJECT ARMA 3 12. ARMED FORCE UKRAINE 13. XYI US Rangers 14. Project 3rd Separate Assault Brigade 15. BundesPolizei und Spezialeinheiten 16. Morder RAF MSW combined 17. SPR Special Units of Russia English translated 18. @YuMod 3.0 English 19. Armed Forces of Ukraine AIO 20. Ukrainian Factions Project 21. SAS Modern Warfare 22. @Horror_Mod 23. Max_Women Soldiers 24. Max_Women 25. Task Force Timberwolf Female Characters 26. SSO Project Arma3 27. MMM RUS 28. Project 3rd Seperate Assault Brigade 29. Saber units Ukraine (all dependencies) 30. RUSFED 2022 II RUSSIAN ARMY BASE UNIFORM 31. WAGNER MOD II EQUIPMENT 32. Project Morder REMAKE II EQUIPMENT 33. LR Modern Modern Armed Forces of Russian Federation 34. LR Armed Forces of Russian Federation Special Military Operation Edition 35. RUSFED ARMY MOD WEAPONS AND GEAR MODS: 1. RUSSIAN SSO GEARS (by xKSAx) 2. RUSSIAN ARMY UNIFORM PUBLIC BETA TEST 3. RUSSIAN UNIFORM 2023 4. SSO - RECO And Voin Fortress 5. RHSTERRACORE 6. 3DMA - Western Dusk 7. @Azov_BattallionUniform 8. LSHZ 9. XYI Core 10. AK Vests 11. Malyuk's FSB Gears 12. XYI CORE DATABASE 13. Next Generation Armory - (NGSW + more) 14. 2035 Modern Equipment Replacement - Helmet 15. UKRAINIAN ARMED FORCES GEAR 16. XYI Mich 2000's 17. TOTT Core 18. Ukrainian Armed Forces Gear - Monk 19. Russian Alpha AK 20. 3DMA - Alpha Group Equipment 21. ZOV - Retexture 22. TOTT CAG 23. TOTT Optics 24. MMM 3CY 25. Bebra Production Core 26. Bebra Production - NPP KIASS Kondor 27. Bebra Production - Armacom LSHZ-1+ 28. Bebra Production - NPP KIASS Tor 29. Saber Ukrainian Forces Gear 30. Ukrainian Armed Forces Gear - Monk QUALITY OF LIFE MODS AND MORE: 1. CBA_A3 2. ReColor 3. Reduced Haze Mod v3.1 4. Enhanced Video Settings 5. Real Lighting and Weather 6. Real Engine 7. Splendid Lighting Modification 8. CIS Objects ( aka CIS Photoscans) 9. JSRS SOUNDMOD 10. CUP Terrains - Core 11. Bullets_Hit 12. Ukraine voice 13. Flags & Banners & Insignia - Ukraine 14. VileHUD 15. Zeus Enhanced 16. RNG AI 17. Weather plus 18. Fire Support Plus 19. Project Injury Reaction (PiR) 20. BloodLust 21. Blastcore Murr Edition 22. Some Effects Rework : Blood Impact MAPS : Pecher winter Hope you will find what you looking for!

[@Starving_guy99]

Total GB?

[@gamingcorner285]

@@Starving_guy99 ?

[@Starving_guy99]

@@gamingcorner285 total gigabytes?

[@gamingcorner285]

@@Starving_guy99 Around 150+ the game

[@wppz7691]

Thanks

[@rainbow_tactician]

What a strange time to be alive.

[@gamingcorner285]

Some of us live that strange time for a while.

[@infinitelife1x]

The beginning is what I imagine the Russian propaganda news tells its soldiers and people 😂

[@gamingcorner285]

That's why the probably whole world believes it I guess.

[@SgtOg]

Love it when somebody pretends too Speak for the world

[@HoangTinDon]

dont cry

[@SgtOg]

@@HoangTinDon is not my friends dying

[@WolfyOfHonor]

"liberating Avdiivka" lol

[@gamingcorner285]

No city deserve to be controlled by nazi battalions under the rule of non elected "president".

[@gomiyaro]

@@gamingcorner285 Z

[@crodude9847]

@@gamingcorner285 non elected president_ lmao zou mean the one that wiped his ass with the russian constituion to sta in power

[@gamingcorner285]

@@crodude9847 His "mandate" just expired, and he still call himself the "president". If you rule after your mandate expires, it means you were never elected but placed on the position.

[@MrMrHiggins]

Translate to English - "I'm a bitch"

[@slothreaper3314]

Well done! Also once again ty for making these videos!Is there any possibility, that you upload these at steam as playable missions?

[@gamingcorner285]

I am sorry but that was not the plan. I just do it for myself for fun. I am glad you like it. Thank you.

[@Lonewolfgamez7]

Which mod have this Russian Mrap in the minute 39:32?

[@gamingcorner285]

The Mod is called MMM RUS from author Makarov. It's hard to find it, but try.

[@gamingcorner285]

steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3130574010

[@Lonewolfgamez7]

@@gamingcorner285 Thank you very much

[@CREWSTXFF]

The legend once again, Never letting me down with his videos

[@andersnilsson7666]

Job well done! It must have taken a lot of hours to create this. I have watched your Arma videos several times and I love it. Impressive!

[@gamingcorner285]

@@andersnilsson7666 Thank you.

[@armandmorosanu4519]

All politics beside. This is very impressive. I can’t imagine the time and dedication it takes to make just ONE of your videos. The attention to detail is incredible and I love the mission design you have created here. The narrative is captivating and the action is very well paced. Bravo!

[@gamingcorner285]

Thank you. Nice perspective. Realism, authenticity and high quality are something I care above all. Politic view is of course naturally personal thing, so I put it on the second place. Even if I am not Russian, Russia is in my heart, and the only way to get her out is to take out my heart, which will make us even 🙂

[@armandmorosanu4519]

@@gamingcorner285very nice. If only everyone can just mind their own business, and simply enjoy the effort in these projects. Maybe one day🙏👍❤️

[@t0mcat683]

this video feeled so erie to watch

[@asgaard9839]

Have you placed buildings on the map? In my case, the Pecher map is completely destroyed without any intact buildings 

[@gamingcorner285]

@@asgaard9839 I did. When you download Pecher, you have 3 versions of it. But there is a secret one under the name "Zarghabad" I believe. That's the one you want.

[@3pound]

how come you dont publish your scenarios? They seem really cool and some of us don't have the knowledge or time to put into making a mission. Thank you

[@Alex-yc9ii]

Man you need to do more video on this topic.😊

[@HungarianSupremacy]

Another amazing video! Finally more firefights, its very good. Maybe you do fiction missions? Etc Hungary vs Romania

[@gamingcorner285]

Thank you. I did one fiction mission I think, but right now I don't find that interesting for me.

[@gamingcorner285]

If you didn't saw this, I was really pinned couple of times. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6eQg6ejpdirndE

what building burned do you use?

[@gamingcorner285]

Photoscan mod.

[@Sray227]

yo man you are hella underrated and deserve way more recognition, keep up the great content. Earned a new sub 👍👍

[@gamingcorner285]

O but I don't think that way. Thank you so much, but I hope I will remain small and unnoticed. I like slow pace gaming and I like the way things are now.

[@marktaylor456]

Please I beg you to release this to workshop scenarios! 😮

[@gamingcorner285]

I already delete all scenarios. It was never plan to publish any of them, as I never tough someone would like it at all. Sorry, I just do it for my self.

[@marktaylor456]

@@gamingcorner285 by the way its premium work congratulations

[@sauce.6206]

@@gamingcorner285 if it ever crosses your mind on publishing some do so!

[@АлександрИванов-п3ы5й]

37:51 что за мод на радиопереговоры?

[@gamingcorner285]

Я использовал триггер и звук русского радио. В комплекте идет мод RHS Российская Федерация. Когда вы откроете параметры триггера в разделе «звук», вы увидите кучу вариантов российских и американских радиочастот.

[@АлександрИванов-п3ы5й]

@@gamingcorner285 спасибо

[@JoeRoaganmoments]

please start uploading missions to the workshop i would pay too play one there good

[@gamingcorner285]

Sorry I don't have that plan. I do it just for showcase and fun.

[@ghostwarrior244]

Hey,even tho I’m Ukrainian,can you please tell me the mod for the St.Georgian Ribbons (Georgievskye Lenty) at 2:05 I’m working on an Arma 3 Scenario

[@gamingcorner285]

Lenta comes under night vision gear I believe, it doesn't come with uniforms. I don't recall the exact mod, but I post mod list somewhere in the comments below. I really can't remember the exact mod name for that, as there are only two attachments that comes with the mod, one of them is lenta.

[@leandronunez297]

You have to check that there are several terrains added from Ukraine in the workshop that would look good in your gameplay and you could add drones

[@gamingcorner285]

Thanks but I needed snowed terrain. I am aware of various terrains right now, but the terrain I planed to used was pulled from workshop probably in order to get updated or fixed so I find quick substitute for it. The planed terrain was Rybinskoe. But unfortunately it is how it is. When it comes to drones I am really bad, but I also don't think that would be interested for the viewers. Maybe I am wrong. I did use default drones in one mission about Ukrainian summer counter offensive.

[@rakeshkrishnan1099]

Do you use VCOM AI Mod?

[@gamingcorner285]

@@rakeshkrishnan1099 I used RNG AI mod. I split enemy faction in blufor and independent. The blufor used RNG mod behaviour. They were more elite troops. The independent unit where under regular vanilla arma AI.

[@dorianmarques9051]

What's the name the music in the piano's part ? Oh and hella of a video dude, u r the best.

[@gamingcorner285]

@@dorianmarques9051 Moscow nights Vasily Solovyev kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHbFaoaMqKljn7csi=WiP-etzE-C_bkHoW

[@prosty_keyboard]

Подмосковье вечера

[@loganlostit]

Are the guys un jeans and sneakers supposed to be local guys who picked up arms with the ua side ?

[@gamingcorner285]

@@loganlostit Men in blue jeans and green jackets are actually Ukrainian FSB. Secret service and special operators.

[@Астралити]

Please share the collection

[@Vdumthivo]

Это ты В АВДЕЕВКЕ марадёришь на пианино?

[@gamingcorner285]

🙂

[@thomasbonhote-r4w]

Good video ❤

[@BEAST187BR]

dope vid, i just downloaded half ur mod lol

[@Apacz97PL]

Do You have good pc spec to run Arma with all these mods?

[@gamingcorner285]

Well it's the best 2019 could offer. Still works great Z390 Aorus master Intel I9990k RTX 2080ti MSI gaming x trio 11gb Hyperx 32 GB memory NZXT kraxen X73 water cooler NZXT case H710i

[@BornSoldat]

how did you set up the trenches i know its with UFP and deformer but i set the trenches down and the ground around doesn't fit to the object and tutorial or video link?

[@gamingcorner285]

When you are inside your deformer, there is an icon with small house in the upper right corner. What basically means is auto level objects with the ground surface, set it to off, and than just dig the ground, the trench will remain on the surface. After that it's your choice how deep you want it to be.

[@BornSoldat]

@@gamingcorner285 what do you do if your able to see under the trench

[@gamingcorner285]

@@BornSoldat You need to use manure pile to fill the gaps. Try this mod, you will get a lot of earth that you can use to fill the holes. steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3002748301

[@BornSoldat]

@@gamingcorner285 thanks a bunch great vid btw

[@Ivan_fsb]

how did you get the radio chatter and the distant gun shots

[@gamingcorner285]

@@Ivan_fsb I used triggers, under trigger option you can find different radio chats on Russian and English, it comes with RHS mods. For the gun sound I used tracers, you can find them in uper right corner of your eden editor under environment section I think. Just place couple of them further from the battleground and there you go.

[@Ivan_fsb]

@@gamingcorner285 ok thank you so much

[@Karjala09]

What is the mod for the AK-12?

[@gamingcorner285]

Trust me that I can't say for sure. Try something from the list I posted.

[@Karjala09]

@@gamingcorner285okey, thank you! You make very good videos

[@gamingcorner285]

@@Karjala09 steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3130574010 steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3167238305 I think those are the ones that bring AK 12. Also you need Veteran mod VTN

[@Karjala09]

@@gamingcorner285 thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!❤️

[@markmitin7397]

Can you do a video with Mexican Cartels?

[@gamingcorner285]

I did planned to do something about CJNG but I run into some problems let's say: 1. I don't have enough valuable information about real operations 2. It's hard to make room CQB close quarter action and captures in arma because the luck of mechanic movement. 3. I really don't see the point because the whole situation is pretty much staged, where there are no clear war and way forward on any operation against cartels, but only small or limited gun fights and raid, small occasional actions. I like to know the couse, the goal and the moral spine that the goal is set like the clear goals in some defined conflicts. Mexico situation is more like Brazil one, where I would like to do BOPE operation but it wouldn't mean or change anything as things do not move in any direction. Even if the caps and soldiers are the good guys, it all somehow seems like a gang war. I don't know...

[@gamingcorner285]

But I did make this video about Mexican special forces in a much softer game kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZi6qqOcr81kpK8si=l-JpjCeQxrQKmzMx

[@gianfrancoprimiani4520]

Братан где можно скачать эту миссию?

[@gamingcorner285]

Я сделал это только для себя, братан. Его невозможно скачать.

[@НикитаЯрохин-ч6т]

What's mod sound weapon AK-12?

[@gamingcorner285]

@@НикитаЯрохин-ч6т I believe it comes with VETERAN mod. Sorry, not sure

[@БУЛАВА-б8ф]

I’ve seen and been on both sides of this war. I used to be pro Ukrainian, then I was pro Russian for a year after things I’ve learned. This war has become a headache and I became neutral. But I’m still curious. It seems you’re pro-Russian. May I hear your side of the story and ask what made you join the side of the Russians?

[@gamingcorner285]

@@БУЛАВА-б8ф First , thank you for your service. It is an honour to someone like you, who saw horrors of this life visit and comment like this on my small channel. I am pro-Russian indeed, but it's too complicated for me to to put my reasons in the comment. But long in short I am not against Ukraine, but against US and UK military role in terms of supply, train and weaponise other nations. I also believe that all these things comes with the some sort of natural free mind and life experience expression restrictions, as US and UK also culturally attack individual states and it's people stage of mind. Russians breathe, speak, live, think and die Russian. This is something I fear US and UK taking away from Ukrainians. Ukrainians are not evil aggressive, and un empathy human beings, true Ukrainians would never ever thrive to such evil, brutal, ruthless and cruel military alliance as NATO.

[@БУЛАВА-б8ф]

@@gamingcorner285 woah woah, sorry for the miscommunication, I did not SERVE. I’m saying is I have provided humanitarian efforts and donations to the civilians on both sides and provided support. I was a part of some significant communities though. Sorry if I killed the mood. But I’ll tell you that i understand your points and why you believe what you believe

[@gamingcorner285]

@@БУЛАВА-б8ф There is no greater role than yours. Saving others lives is certainly not a wasting of your own, but create conditions so that people would never get hurt at the first place is a hell of a task, and I believe this is exactly the opposite of what US and UK have done, while Russia actually work hard of creating safe long term environment with no danger of conflict. I mean looks at the Chechnya. Simple breaking all relationships with US and UK make them one of the richest, most beautiful and safest place on eastern block.

[@JoeRoaganmoments]

how do you make the ai stay in trenches and shoot

[@JoeRoaganmoments]

and what trenches are those?

[@gamingcorner285]

@@JoeRoaganmoments The trenches comes with a mod UFP I believe. You just make AI soldiers to stand up and in combat mode. I plan to make a video about how to create operation, so you will be able to see everything.

[@JoeRoaganmoments]

@@gamingcorner285 thanks lookin forward too it

[@JoeRoaganmoments]

any maps that you know of that look like Kreminna forest with destroyed trees and stuff like seen in A3OB assault videos. i already know about celle

[@darylkasanda7508]

Why do you refuse to play with Ukraine but only with the Russian army knowing that there are Neo Nazis in both camps and also why dir you played with a genocidal country like Israel ?

[@gamingcorner285]

Neo nazis exists in a pretty much every European state and abroad. The difference with Ukraine is that their number was largest in the world somewhere between 60.000 - 100.000 member, and they are fully armed! That means that they make decisions, take part in a political life of a country and have capabilities to harmed the others. For example, all Balkan ex-Yugoslavia states combined have 100.000 armed personel, which is less than numbers of armed Nazis in Ukraine. Nazi movement became dangerous when become well armed and strength in numbers to take part in making decisions. German state currently have around 85.000 military personnel. It shows that Ukraine neo nazis "movement" oversized almost all European military forces by it's numbers. There's no country in the world including Russia that would tolerate such large military force of Nazis which number and equipment practically clearly shows that they are "legalized" by the state. In Russia their number is much smaller, but their weapon power is ridiculous compared to what we have in Ukraine. I believe USA are the leading nation with largest neo nazi movement in the world, but they are just movement, unharmed and totally forced by state to behave according to democratic law. I believe Ukraine is the only country in the world with fully armed neo nazi movement that became serious fire power force. With Israel I recreate strictly military operation inside Israel borders recognised by UN. The operation was pure anti terrorist hostage rescue type in military post Sufa which is in Israel. As you can notice, since then I strictly distant myself from the conflict and would never recreate what is going on now inside Gaza which is nothing else than pure ethnic cleansing with elements of genocide. For now military scenario from Gaza is impossible as long someone else rather than Israel or Hamas get involved. That's the policy of this channel of course.

[@chazatron5376]

@@gamingcorner285 Your statement contains several factual inaccuracies and exaggerations so I compiled a breakdown: Neo-Nazi Presence in Europe and Abroad: It's true that neo-Nazi groups exist in various countries, including Europe and beyond. However, the claim that Ukraine has the largest number of neo-Nazis, ranging between 60,000 - 100,000, is unsubstantiated and exaggerated. Neo-Nazis in Ukraine: While there are far-right groups in Ukraine, such as the Azov Battalion, the number cited (60,000 - 100,000) is not supported by credible sources. Estimates of their membership are much lower. Armed Neo-Nazis in Ukraine: While some far-right groups in Ukraine are armed, particularly those who participated in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine, suggesting that they are "fully armed" and wield significant political power overstates their influence. They do not control the government or make national decisions. Comparison with Ex-Yugoslav States and German Military: The claim that the number of armed neo-Nazis in Ukraine exceeds the combined armed forces of ex-Yugoslav states and is comparable to the German military is not accurate. The German military has around 180,000 active personnel, much higher than the numbers claimed for neo-Nazis in Ukraine. State Legalization: The assertion that the Ukrainian state has "legalized" these groups is misleading. While some far-right groups have been incorporated into official paramilitary forces, the Ukrainian government does not officially endorse neo-Nazi ideologies. Comparison with Russia and the USA: The statement suggests that neo-Nazis in Russia are smaller in number and less armed compared to Ukraine. However, Russia also has issues with far-right groups. In the USA, while there are many far-right and neo-Nazi groups, they are not armed and operational to the extent described for Ukraine. Misrepresentation of Israel-Gaza Conflict: The statement conflates different geopolitical issues, such as the Israel-Gaza conflict, which is unrelated to the neo-Nazi discussion. In Summary: Neo-Nazi groups do exist in Ukraine, but the numbers and their influence are exaggerated in the statement. The Ukrainian government does not officially endorse neo-Nazi ideologies, although far-right groups have been involved in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine. Comparisons with other countries' military personnel are not accurate. The statement contains a mix of fact and fiction and should be critically evaluated with credible sources. It would seem your support for Russia is woefully misplaced. To clarify: The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has been widely condemned as unjustified and unfounded for several key reasons, based on international law, historical context, and geopolitical dynamics. Here are some facts that illustrate why the invasion is considered unfounded: Violation of International Law 1. Breach of Sovereignty: The invasion violated Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter. Article 2(4) of the Charter prohibits the use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state. 2. Minsk Agreements: Russia's actions contradicted the Minsk agreements, which were designed to cease hostilities in Eastern Ukraine. By escalating the conflict, Russia disregarded its previous commitments to peaceful resolution. Lack of Just Cause 3. Absence of Imminent Threat: Russia claimed it was acting in self-defense, but there was no credible evidence that Ukraine posed an imminent threat to Russia. Preemptive self-defense under international law requires a clear and present danger, which was not the case. 4. Denazification Claim: One of Russia's justifications was the "denazification" of Ukraine, alleging widespread Nazi influence within the Ukrainian government. This claim is baseless and widely discredited, as Ukraine is a sovereign state with a democratically elected government. Disinformation and Propaganda 5. False Narratives: Russia propagated false narratives to justify its actions, such as claims of genocide against Russian-speaking populations in Ukraine. International monitors and organizations, including the OSCE, found no evidence to support these allegations. 6. Fabricated Casus Belli: The pretexts used by Russia to invade, such as protecting ethnic Russians and responding to alleged provocations, were largely fabricated or exaggerated to create a false rationale for aggression. Historical Context 7. Annexation of Crimea: The 2014 annexation of Crimea by Russia set a precedent of violating international norms. The international community overwhelmingly does not recognize Crimea as Russian territory, and the invasion of Ukraine in 2022 is seen as a continuation of aggressive expansionism. 8. Support for Separatists: Since 2014, Russia has supported separatist movements in Eastern Ukraine, undermining Ukraine's sovereignty and destabilizing the region. The 2022 invasion escalated these efforts into full-scale war. Geopolitical Motivations 9. Expansionist Policy: Analysts argue that Russia's actions are driven by an expansionist policy to reassert control over former Soviet states and counter Western influence, rather than any legitimate security concerns. 10. NATO Expansion Narrative: Russia cited NATO's eastward expansion as a threat, but NATO is a defensive alliance, and its enlargement was driven by the voluntary accession of Eastern European countries seeking security guarantees. Humanitarian Impact 11. Civilian Casualties: The invasion has resulted in significant civilian casualties and displacement, violating humanitarian principles. The UN and other international bodies have documented widespread suffering and human rights abuses resulting from the conflict. 12. Global Condemnation: The invasion has been condemned globally, with numerous countries imposing sanctions on Russia and providing support to Ukraine. Resolutions in the UN General Assembly have overwhelmingly called for Russia to withdraw its forces. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia in February 2022 is widely regarded as an unfounded act of aggression. It contravenes international law, lacks a legitimate just cause, and is based on disinformation and geopolitical ambitions. The resulting humanitarian crisis and global condemnation further underscore the unjustifiable nature of Russia's actions. I hope you are able to find this information educational and I hope it opens your eyes as to the unfounded and illegal case the Russians have imagined to justify this horrific conflict. Glory to Ukraine

[@chazatron5376]

​@@gamingcorner285 Your statement contains several factual inaccuracies and exaggerations. I’v provided a breakdown: Neo-Nazi Presence in Europe and Abroad: It's true that neo-Nazi groups exist in various countries, including Europe and beyond. However, the claim that Ukraine has the largest number of neo-Nazis, ranging between 60,000 - 100,000, is unsubstantiated and exaggerated. Neo-Nazis in Ukraine: While there are far-right groups in Ukraine, such as the Azov Battalion, the number cited (60,000 - 100,000) is not supported by credible sources. Estimates of their membership are much lower. Armed Neo-Nazis in Ukraine: While some far-right groups in Ukraine are armed, particularly those who participated in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine, suggesting that they are "fully armed" and wield significant political power overstates their influence. They do not control the government or make national decisions. Comparison with Ex-Yugoslav States and German Military: The claim that the number of armed neo-Nazis in Ukraine exceeds the combined armed forces of ex-Yugoslav states and is comparable to the German military is not accurate. The German military has around 180,000 active personnel, much higher than the numbers claimed for neo-Nazis in Ukraine. State Legalization: The assertion that the Ukrainian state has "legalized" these groups is misleading. While some far-right groups have been incorporated into official paramilitary forces, the Ukrainian government does not officially endorse neo-Nazi ideologies. Comparison with Russia and the USA: The statement suggests that neo-Nazis in Russia are smaller in number and less armed compared to Ukraine. However, Russia also has issues with far-right groups. In the USA, while there are many far-right and neo-Nazi groups, they are not armed and operational to the extent described for Ukraine. Misrepresentation of Israel-Gaza Conflict: The statement conflates different geopolitical issues, such as the Israel-Gaza conflict, which is unrelated to the neo-Nazi discussion. In Summary: Neo-Nazi groups do exist in Ukraine, but the numbers and their influence are exaggerated in the statement. The Ukrainian government does not officially endorse neo-Nazi ideologies, although far-right groups have been involved in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine. Comparisons with other countries' military personnel are not accurate. I noticed in a couple of your earlier videos that you mentioned that the West (NATO) has biological experimentation labs in Ukraine and that the Ukrainian army also employ foreign death squads to keep their forces in check??????? Both of these statements are completely unfounded and imaginary. I’ll provide further reasons as to why Ukraine would be worse off under a Russian dictatorship: Political Repression: Loss of Sovereignty: Ukraine would lose its political independence, with decisions being made by Moscow rather than Kyiv. This would effectively end Ukraine's status as a sovereign state. Authoritarian Rule: Russia's current political system under Vladimir Putin is characterized by authoritarianism, with limited political freedoms, suppression of opposition, and centralized power. Ukrainians would likely experience a similar erosion of democratic institutions and processes. Suppression of Dissent: Political dissent and opposition would likely be harshly repressed. Russia has a track record of imprisoning, exiling, or even assassinating political opponents and critics, a trend that would likely extend to Ukraine. Economic Mismanagement: Ukraine could suffer from economic mismanagement similar to that seen in Russia, where corruption and lack of transparency have stymied economic growth and development. Sanctions Impact: Ongoing Western sanctions on Russia would likely extend to Ukraine, isolating it from global financial systems and markets, leading to economic decline and hardship. Loss of International Aid: Ukraine currently receives substantial international aid and investment. Under Russian control, much of this support would likely be withdrawn, exacerbating economic challenges. Human Rights Abuses: Human rights abuses, including crackdowns on free speech, assembly, and the press, would likely increase. Russia's poor human rights record suggests that similar policies would be imposed on Ukraine. Cultural Assimilation: There could be efforts to suppress Ukrainian culture, language, and identity in favor of Russian cultural and linguistic dominance. This cultural erosion would undermine Ukraine's national identity. Legal and Human Rights Implications Judicial Corruption: The legal system in Ukraine could become increasingly corrupt and politicized, mirroring the Russian system where the judiciary often serves the interests of those in power rather than upholding justice and the rule of law. Persecution of Minorities: Minority groups, including ethnic and religious minorities, could face increased persecution. Russia's history of discrimination and repression of minorities suggests that similar patterns would emerge in Ukraine. Loss of Western Alignment: Ukraine's aspirations to integrate with Western institutions such as the EU and NATO would be thwarted. This loss of alignment with the West would diminish Ukraine's geopolitical leverage and potential for modernization and democratic reform. Strategic Exploitation: Russia could exploit Ukraine's resources and strategic position for its own benefit, often at the expense of the local population. This could include the extraction of natural resources without fair compensation or consideration for environmental impact. Displacement and Refugees: The conflict has already caused significant displacement within Ukraine. Russian control could exacerbate this issue, with more people fleeing oppression and seeking asylum abroad. Public Health Crisis: The public health infrastructure could deteriorate further under Russian control, leading to worsened outcomes in areas such as healthcare access, disease prevention, and overall public health. Historical Examples: Historical precedents, such as the Soviet era, indicate that Russian domination has previously led to significant repression, economic hardship, and loss of national identity for Ukraine. These historical lessons suggest that a return to Russian control would likely repeat these negative outcomes.

[@chazatron5376]

@@gamingcorner285 Your statement contains several factual inaccuracies and exaggerations. I’v provided a breakdown: Neo-Nazi Presence in Europe and Abroad: It's true that neo-Nazi groups exist in various countries, including Europe and beyond. However, the claim that Ukraine has the largest number of neo-Nazis, ranging between 60,000 - 100,000, is unsubstantiated and exaggerated. Neo-Nazis in Ukraine: While there are far-right groups in Ukraine, such as the Azov Battalion, the number cited (60,000 - 100,000) is not supported by credible sources. Estimates of their membership are much lower. Armed Neo-Nazis in Ukraine: While some far-right groups in Ukraine are armed, particularly those who participated in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine, suggesting that they are "fully armed" and wield significant political power overstates their influence. They do not control the government or make national decisions. Comparison with Ex-Yugoslav States and German Military: The claim that the number of armed neo-Nazis in Ukraine exceeds the combined armed forces of ex-Yugoslav states and is comparable to the German military is not accurate. The German military has around 180,000 active personnel, much higher than the numbers claimed for neo-Nazis in Ukraine. State Legalization: The assertion that the Ukrainian state has "legalized" these groups is misleading. While some far-right groups have been incorporated into official paramilitary forces, the Ukrainian government does not officially endorse neo-Nazi ideologies. Comparison with Russia and the USA: The statement suggests that neo-Nazis in Russia are smaller in number and less armed compared to Ukraine. However, Russia also has issues with far-right groups. In the USA, while there are many far-right and neo-Nazi groups, they are not armed and operational to the extent described for Ukraine. Misrepresentation of Israel-Gaza Conflict: The statement conflates different geopolitical issues, such as the Israel-Gaza conflict, which is unrelated to the neo-Nazi discussion. In Summary: Neo-Nazi groups do exist in Ukraine, but the numbers and their influence are exaggerated in the statement. The Ukrainian government does not officially endorse neo-Nazi ideologies, although far-right groups have been involved in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine. Comparisons with other countries' military personnel are not accurate. I noticed in a couple of your earlier videos that you mentioned that the West (NATO) has biological experimentation labs in Ukraine and that the Ukrainian army also employ foreign death squads to keep their forces in check??????? Both of these statements are completely unfounded and imaginary. I’ll provide further reasons as to why Ukraine would be worse off under a Russian dictatorship: Political Repression: Loss of Sovereignty: Ukraine would lose its political independence, with decisions being made by Moscow rather than Kyiv. This would effectively end Ukraine's status as a sovereign state. Authoritarian Rule: Russia's current political system under Vladimir Putin is characterized by authoritarianism, with limited political freedoms, suppression of opposition, and centralized power. Ukrainians would likely experience a similar erosion of democratic institutions and processes. Suppression of Dissent: Political dissent and opposition would likely be harshly repressed. Russia has a track record of imprisoning, exiling, or even assassinating political opponents and critics, a trend that would likely extend to Ukraine. Economic Mismanagement: Ukraine could suffer from economic mismanagement similar to that seen in Russia, where corruption and lack of transparency have stymied economic growth and development. Sanctions Impact: Ongoing Western sanctions on Russia would likely extend to Ukraine, isolating it from global financial systems and markets, leading to economic decline and hardship. Loss of International Aid: Ukraine currently receives substantial international aid and investment. Under Russian control, much of this support would likely be withdrawn, exacerbating economic challenges. Human Rights Abuses: Human rights abuses, including crackdowns on free speech, assembly, and the press, would likely increase. Russia's poor human rights record suggests that similar policies would be imposed on Ukraine. Cultural Assimilation: There could be efforts to suppress Ukrainian culture, language, and identity in favor of Russian cultural and linguistic dominance. This cultural erosion would undermine Ukraine's national identity. Legal and Human Rights Implications Judicial Corruption: The legal system in Ukraine could become increasingly corrupt and politicized, mirroring the Russian system where the judiciary often serves the interests of those in power rather than upholding justice and the rule of law. Persecution of Minorities: Minority groups, including ethnic and religious minorities, could face increased persecution. Russia's history of discrimination and repression of minorities suggests that similar patterns would emerge in Ukraine. Loss of Western Alignment: Ukraine's aspirations to integrate with Western institutions such as the EU and NATO would be thwarted. This loss of alignment with the West would diminish Ukraine's geopolitical leverage and potential for modernization and democratic reform. Strategic Exploitation: Russia could exploit Ukraine's resources and strategic position for its own benefit, often at the expense of the local population. This could include the extraction of natural resources without fair compensation or consideration for environmental impact. Displacement and Refugees: The conflict has already caused significant displacement within Ukraine. Russian control could exacerbate this issue, with more people fleeing oppression and seeking asylum abroad. Public Health Crisis: The public health infrastructure could deteriorate further under Russian control, leading to worsened outcomes in areas such as healthcare access, disease prevention, and overall public health. Historical Examples: Historical precedents, such as the Soviet era, indicate that Russian domination has previously led to significant repression, economic hardship, and loss of national identity for Ukraine. These historical lessons suggest that a return to Russian control would likely repeat these negative outcomes.

[@chazatron5376]

@@gamingcorner285 Your statement contains several factual inaccuracies and exaggerations. I’v provided a breakdown: Neo-Nazi Presence in Europe and Abroad: It's true that neo-Nazi groups exist in various countries, including Europe and beyond. However, the claim that Ukraine has the largest number of neo-Nazis, ranging between 60,000 - 100,000, is unsubstantiated and exaggerated. Neo-Nazis in Ukraine: While there are far-right groups in Ukraine, such as the Azov Battalion, the number cited (60,000 - 100,000) is not supported by credible sources. Estimates of their membership are much lower. Armed Neo-Nazis in Ukraine: While some far-right groups in Ukraine are armed, particularly those who participated in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine, suggesting that they are "fully armed" and wield significant political power overstates their influence. They do not control the government or make national decisions. Comparison with Ex-Yugoslav States and German Military: The claim that the number of armed neo-Nazis in Ukraine exceeds the combined armed forces of ex-Yugoslav states and is comparable to the German military is not accurate. The German military has around 180,000 active personnel, much higher than the numbers claimed for neo-Nazis in Ukraine. State Legalization: The assertion that the Ukrainian state has "legalized" these groups is misleading. While some far-right groups have been incorporated into official paramilitary forces, the Ukrainian government does not officially endorse neo-Nazi ideologies. Comparison with Russia and the USA: The statement suggests that neo-Nazis in Russia are smaller in number and less armed compared to Ukraine. However, Russia also has issues with far-right groups. In the USA, while there are many far-right and neo-Nazi groups, they are not armed and operational to the extent described for Ukraine. Misrepresentation of Israel-Gaza Conflict: The statement conflates different geopolitical issues, such as the Israel-Gaza conflict, which is unrelated to the neo-Nazi discussion. In Summary: Neo-Nazi groups do exist in Ukraine, but the numbers and their influence are exaggerated in the statement. The Ukrainian government does not officially endorse neo-Nazi ideologies, although far-right groups have been involved in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine. Comparisons with other countries' military personnel are not accurate. I noticed in a couple of your earlier videos that you mentioned that the West (NATO) has biological experimentation labs in Ukraine and that the Ukrainian army also employ foreign death squads to keep their forces in check??????? Both of these statements are completely unfounded and imaginary. I’ll provide further reasons as to why Ukraine would be worse off under a Russian dictatorship: Political Repression: Loss of Sovereignty: Ukraine would lose its political independence, with decisions being made by Moscow rather than Kyiv. This would effectively end Ukraine's status as a sovereign state. Authoritarian Rule: Russia's current political system under Vladimir Putin is characterized by authoritarianism, with limited political freedoms, suppression of opposition, and centralized power. Ukrainians would likely experience a similar erosion of democratic institutions and processes. Suppression of Dissent: Political dissent and opposition would likely be harshly repressed. Russia has a track record of imprisoning, exiling, or even assassinating political opponents and critics, a trend that would likely extend to Ukraine. Economic Mismanagement: Ukraine could suffer from economic mismanagement similar to that seen in Russia, where corruption and lack of transparency have stymied economic growth and development. Sanctions Impact: Ongoing Western sanctions on Russia would likely extend to Ukraine, isolating it from global financial systems and markets, leading to economic decline and hardship. Loss of International Aid: Ukraine currently receives substantial international aid and investment. Under Russian control, much of this support would likely be withdrawn, exacerbating economic challenges. Human Rights Abuses: Human rights abuses, including crackdowns on free speech, assembly, and the press, would likely increase. Russia's poor human rights record suggests that similar policies would be imposed on Ukraine. Cultural Assimilation: There could be efforts to suppress Ukrainian culture, language, and identity in favor of Russian cultural and linguistic dominance. This cultural erosion would undermine Ukraine's national identity. Legal and Human Rights Implications Judicial Corruption: The legal system in Ukraine could become increasingly corrupt and politicized, mirroring the Russian system where the judiciary often serves the interests of those in power rather than upholding justice and the rule of law. Persecution of Minorities: Minority groups, including ethnic and religious minorities, could face increased persecution. Russia's history of discrimination and repression of minorities suggests that similar patterns would emerge in Ukraine. Loss of Western Alignment: Ukraine's aspirations to integrate with Western institutions such as the EU and NATO would be thwarted. This loss of alignment with the West would diminish Ukraine's geopolitical leverage and potential for modernization and democratic reform. Strategic Exploitation: Russia could exploit Ukraine's resources and strategic position for its own benefit, often at the expense of the local population. This could include the extraction of natural resources without fair compensation or consideration for environmental impact. Displacement and Refugees: The conflict has already caused significant displacement within Ukraine. Russian control could exacerbate this issue, with more people fleeing oppression and seeking asylum abroad. Public Health Crisis: The public health infrastructure could deteriorate further under Russian control, leading to worsened outcomes in areas such as healthcare access, disease prevention, and overall public health. Historical Examples: Historical precedents, such as the Soviet era, indicate that Russian domination has previously led to significant repression, economic hardship, and loss of national identity for Ukraine. These historical lessons suggest that a return to Russian control would likely repeat these negative outcomes.

[@lelekilele2]

full modlist?

[@gamingcorner285]

I post it in the comments.

[@almazen4145]

what is the map?

[@gamingcorner285]

Pecher winter. Just download Pecher map

[@mr-on2jo]

Чел это просто ахуено можно с тобой сыграть

[@gamingcorner285]

Њет

[@muttongrills]

🐑🥩🐏🥩

[@lynx5699]

Hohol pidori

[@oofoof1206]

Ukraine is better under russian federation then under american oligarchy

[@chazatron5376]

How?

[@oofoof1206]

@@chazatron5376 under russian rule the average life of a ukranian wont change much, perhaps the only disadvantage is that russians will try and minimize ukranian nationalism but under american oligarchy the churches will be shutdown, gay flags on all walls/street lights/crosswalks, and will become a simple resource to fund americas next conflict, the same way american puppets like germany are giving everything away to ukraine(americas conflict)

[@Бот-р5з]

33:29 как ты поменял плечо?

[@gamingcorner285]

Arma предоставляет больше возможностей при позиционировании. У тебя это есть в опциях. 32:29.

[@comradericefarmerhao2269]

This is so Z!!!

[@Maxcism]

Is this a dead person in your profile picture

[@comradericefarmerhao2269]

@@Maxcism idk