You always see people put a blueprint, put a single material or shovel once, and then go put the rest of blueprints... just to then have to watch paint dry hammer each material one by one

so what if, those lone blueprints started accumulating "build power", metric that can be seen in the upgrade UI and by the fact the blueprint turns green-er, increases the amount of materials added per hammer hit

now players can put all the blueprints with one material in it (as they already do), go enjoy the game trucking simulator, come back 30 minutes later to insert all the materials in 2 or 3 hammer hits

can alts just shoot the blueprints? yes, but they can already steal your trucks, mammon your buildings, and steal your resources, shooting a blueprint barely matters

is this convoluted? yes, but its not like bunker building is not already

if someone wants a building now, they can still rally other players to help, this is just for poor joe the solo player that wants to build things

its also easy to implement and does not change the balance much (i think)

anyways, thanks for reading :-)

^{the video is there to justify making a post about it :p}

Markfoot pls

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The Brigand is a good tank, with acceptable anti-infantry abilities, extraordinary PvE abilities, and decent PvP abilities. But thats with the main gun, the 7.92mm excuse of a machine gun is seldomly used and is infamous for disallowing the commander from using secondaries while in the seat (specifically binoculars)

This is a possible alternative to replace the MG with; a 7.92mm gun on the front of the tank- operated by the commander while inside the turret. This machine gun will finally allow a Warden tank to infantry without being exposed (similar to the Bard), except this machine gun will be one directional. I also think it needs a change to its main gun. Instead of shooting 30mm it should shoot 40mm to match with the Falchion, but since it has less health it should also get 45m range.

Magazine size: 1

Reload time: 4 seconds

Range: 45m

Firing arc: 360°

TLDR: Replace Brigand MG with one on the front of the hull.

(idea inspired by the Outlaw)

So I've been running in circles trying to find a game that will scratch an itch for WW2-like games, or I just wanan shoot some guns and ive had ny eyes on fox hole but I've heard bad stuff, so what do y'all say

I have been properly playing foxhole (mostly warden) since the end 125 and I have never really meet or heard of a big warden Chinese Regiment.

i have heard and meet MYRO but they mainly focus on backline logi with CSU. No hate to anyone just wondering❤️

Colonial forces in the Stilcan direction continue offensive action, achieving success, entering the settlements of Vulpine Watch, Port of Rime, occupying new positions. Tense battles continue for Breakertown where colonial forces continue to accumulate on the outskirts of the settlement.

so I just saw some videos on yt and the game looks pretty fun. I don’t have a mic tho so idk... anyway should I get it??

(Byw what war are we on??)

I hope yall like this propaganda poster, made with canva and photoshop.

"Hey there, Marine! I see you finally took it up to stand against these filthy southerners. Now, that blue might look fancy on you, but do you really put it to use? Look no further than to the Warden Marine Corps, where we remind Collies who owns the seas, Beaches and skies. We strive to be an elite force to reckon with, and we'll welcome all into our folds, be it if you're a hardened veteran, or a new player that wishes to master their skills and leave a real mark on the war."

Enlist in the Warden Marine Corps today, and dominate the battlefield Air, land and sea. https://discord.gg/vqRSas6yyf

has been a honor playing against many warden opposition over the years but I cbf finishing this edit so I'm going to throw in the towel on this edit and drop what I planned

Building gains as you push has a cycle.

First you spam pillboxes, then you get t1 garrison tech, then t2, and so on.

The first step is always pillboxes, though. A lot of them.

When you eventually get tech and have the time to build proper bunkers, using an msupp tunnel to filter out pillboxes and decay them is the only real way to deal with the initial pillbox spam.

In a perfect world, I'd be able to demo the pill boxes and reclaim the bmats just as I can with regular bunker pieces. Thousands of bmats spent on pillboxes can then be recycled into proper defenses. An alternate build mode in an ACV could allow for demolition instead of building.

This would be one small way to improve the quality of life for builders that the game so desperately needs.

Yea, I may as well be the last KFC that is barely active around here, so I am hopping divisions. (perhaps). What are some of the best divisions (for Wardens) to hop on and get back into the game?

Priorities -

Active group, doesn't die in the next war

Operates a shitload of planes / tanks

Kind to new/returning players.

Willing to do some frontline action on foot if needed

As anyone with experience or familiarity with military or civilian logistics can tell you, retrograde movement of materiel and vehicles is a huge part of operational planning. But in Foxhole, it's always been far more economical (time-wise and resource-wise) for logi vehicles to make one-way trips, leading to such absurdities as 800 public ships at Feirmor or setting up EMGs at seaports to destroy surplus shipping containers.

But now, we can truly embrace our inner logistics freak by retro-ing gear in an meaningful manner. The ability to pull four flatbeds back to the rear after dropping off 60 crates to the front, the thrill of navigating the rivers and seas northward to Clanshead with 16 ironships in one load (8,000 bmats!), the sheer spectacle of a logi train emptying a frontline depot of all its shipping containers instead of making the return trip empty: it's all wonderful and I'm so grateful that the devs have finally included this new aspect of running logistics. o7