Battlegroup Frontlines Mod for Battlefield 2 Update #50 news

Battlegroup Frontlines

Battlefield 2 mod | Released Nov 30, 2007

Battlegroup Frontlines, an eastern front WWII mod for Battlefield 2.

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To begin, I Jung would personally like to apologize to the community for not posting the last many news posts on ModDB. If you've missed any, which you definitely have if you don't visit our site or other sites, please visit our homepage at If you haven't heard, our mod release is right

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To begin, I Jung would personally like to apologize to the community for not posting the last many news posts on ModDB. If you've missed any, which you definitely have if you don't visit our site or other sites, please visit our homepage at www.bgfmod.com If you haven't heard, our mod release is right around the corner, so here are two important items for our news. The first is that our release-candidate has been finished at the weekend. It is now in intensive testing to grant a bugfree mod for you. No more content will be added to this build and all maps have a status of 100%. It will not take much longer for a release. The wait is almost over! The other great news is that today we have yet another map to show. It was done by our old beta tester FuchsWiesel its name is "Borisovka Bahnstation". We would like to welcome FuchsWiesel as well as Spaetzle in the Dev-team. Both are helping into the mapping department. FuchsWiesel started Borisovka and with the help of Benseras, who did the final lighting as well as adding some little details, the map was finished for our first release!

Again, please visit our website at www.bgfmod.com to see our previous updates not posted on ModDB to get an idea what our maps, vehicles, and gameplay will be like!

Comments

Aeneas2020 Nov 8 2007, 7:13am says:

nice work as always guys

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Jung Nov 7 2007, 12:31pm says:

Some information about the map:

Quote:After the ending of Operation Citadel the Red Army started a massive counterattack to get back the areas around Bjelgorod and Kharkov, as well as the industrial area in the Donez basin. As opposed to the beginning of the war the Red Army had now learned from their mistakes and destroyed the German frontline, which suffered from the Battle of Kharkov. This Operation was a painful surprise to the Germans, who expected a quiet summer. This breakthrough led the 5. Garde Panzerarmee to Borisovka, which was 26 km away from the Armee Kempf and the 4. Panzerarmee.

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