Never before has infantry been so important in DCS! Pick up troops from the staging area or a cleared conflict zone and deliver them to the active conflict zone. They will move through the zone until no enemies remain (or until they are killed). Very useful for flushing out enemy infantry and vehicles in densely forested or urban areas. JTAC units can mark important targets with smoke and laser.
The attacking side starts with ground units that move progressively through enemy conflict zones, seeking out enemy units within each zone. Protecting our ground forces is essential for establishing forward bases for rearming, troop pickup, and winning the battle. Destroy enemy vehicles and infantry to ensure the survival of our own ground units. Clearing conflict zones of enemy units is essential for establishing forward bases for rearming and refueling. All enemy ground units must be destroyed to win the battle!
CTLD logistics crates are available from your starting base or staging zone. The logistics area has several logistics containers, that can themselves be moved to a new area via DCS inbuilt sling loading. If you can get one of these containers to a new area safely, it becomes a CTLD logistics zone for spawning crates to build ground units and air defenses.
RotorOps: Aleppo Under Siege https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3320079/
Rota Landing (Mr. Nobody) https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3320186/
A RotorOps Conflict mission has opportunities for a variety of roles and tasks. There’s no need to artificially select these roles, as the mission is fully dynamic. Troop transport, logistics, CAS, and ground attack are implemented, with SAR/CSAR/EVAC on the way.
The mission generator works by automatically placing units and trigger actions into a mission template.
Missions produced by the generator are easy to modify and understand. For example, units can be moved, and player flights can be added without issue. Use the result of the mission generator for quick plays, or build on it for something epic. Trigger actions are set up, labeled, and commented so that you can understand how things work and add your own actions. An additional library of voiceover files is provided for your own use.
Easily add your own templates for friendly/enemy ground units directly in the DCS mission editor.
Create your own scenarios for the RotorOps mission generator, using the DCS mission editor. Scenarios can contain triggers, briefings, additional friendly/enemy units, or even other scripts. A scenario can contain anything you could normally create in the DCS mission editor. By using your scenario with the mission generator, your mission becomes replayable.
IMPORT markers in the scenario template can import complex arrangements of static objects and vehicles at any point on the map. Utilize our library of FARPs, FOBs, and other assets or create your own.