F|H Opens new campaign for FH1: Holding the Front

[Dutch Army]

After numerous successful campaigns Forgotten Honor is proud to  open it's 13th Forgotten Hope 1 Campaign: Holding the Front. This 16  week campaign will feature battles on the Eastern Front from 1941 to  1943. After Hitler had conquered and secured the western front, he  thought it was time to move eastwards into Russia with Operation  Barbarossa. Now it is up to you to decide the outcome of this operation!  Will you aid the Third Reich in expanding to the east? Or will you  assist the Red Army in defending their homeland from the German  invaders? The choice is yours!
 
The campaign promises to offer explosive, fun, and engaging gameplay.  Tactics and teamplay will reign supreme in the field of battle, with  detailed organisation, chains of command, and intense regiment-based  warfare. Even the newest recruit has the opportunity to become a key  part of their regiment by advancing through the ranks and earning medals  for their accomplishments.
 
 
Play a unique experience for Forgotten Hope 0.7

The Holding the Front Campaign has just started.
 

-Play a Forgotten Hope 1 campaign spanning 16 battles across the Eastern Front
-Large scale battles every Saturday at 20:00 GMT
-Teamwork oriented armies employing strategies and  co-operation with promotions and rewards for your  achievements
-Custom maps produced by experienced mappers and tested  extensively by the community to assure high level of  playability
-New friendships with likeminded people from all over the world
-It is free, and everybody is welcome
 
Forgotten Honor is an international gaming community  that has a great amount of experience in arranging online events for  Forgotten Hope and many other games. Founded in 2004 by several gamers  who wanted to organize "teamwork" emphasized battles for computer games,  Forgotten Honor has been growing until becoming one of the leaders in  online events market powered by gamers. Nowadays it hosts several  tournaments and campaigns for different games, organizes multiple  events, has its own modding development unit and is supported by an  active community.
 

First battle at March 26, 2011

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[kummitus]

 

[Vicious]

Talk to soppa, maybe he can configure the memory banks of the server to allow for 128 player fh1. Good shit fellas.

[RAnDOOm]

Already signed up. Cant wait to play in the Eastern Front again.

Its gonna be a blast!!!  

[samnadine]

hurray 

[PanzerKnacker]

hell yeah.

[samnadine]

Holding the Front featured in official EA DICE blog and twitter 

Blog link:
http://blogs.battlefield.ea.com/

BF Twitter:
http://twitter.com/battlefield

[sheikyerbouti]

 Will you guys be open to the public? (passworded server or not?)

 There's a ton of us who still play FH1 but it would be a nice change to possibly play on a full server (at least in my timezone).

 Question 2, are your maps SSM'ed?  will we be playing vanilla FH1 with any of the FHT add-ons?



Kinda OT but there's one map of Natty's that I really want to play someday and i am hoping this might be the chance.

[RAnDOOm]

Will you guys be open to the public? (passworded server or not?)

 There's a ton of us who still play FH1 but it would be a nice change to possibly play on a full server (at least in my timezone).

You will have to register in the campaign to be able to play. Its open to everyone, just register and have fun.  Server will be passworded.

Question 2, are your maps SSM'ed?  will we be playing vanilla FH1 with any of the FHT add-ons?

We use the FHTmod 0.8 which adds with new armys, new vehicles, new hand weapons, new classes, new textures, new features, new sounds and new maps!
More info here about it here - http://www.moddb.com/mods/forgotten-honor-mod

If you want to play a full server battle on this awesome game, just register.

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[RAnDOOm]

The first scrim will be TODAY at 20hGMT

F|H Campaign #13 – Scrim #1


Battle of Warsaw






Most Slaski Bridge, Warsaw, January 17th, 1945: Informed that only a scant rearguard remained in Warsaw to hold the Vistula line, Stalin at last authorised the liberation of the city. In an attempt to capture the undestroyed bridges and move on to clear the west bank of the river, the 6th Polish Infantry Regiment under Colonel Goranin, supported by Soviet armour of the 16th Tank Regiment, pushed on to take the bridge at Most Slaski.
With the 1st Battalion leading, the elated Poles spread on a broad front to the north and south. Co-ordinating with other formations, the regiment then moved off to clear the centre before pushing on towards the bridge. The Soviet forces contacted the German defense at a dozen points within minutes.

 

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[Dutch Army]

I'm so looking forward to play an FH1 battle again

[Battlefieldfan45 (CroPanzer)]

Pitty I'm not avaliable for this Saturday :/

[dutch]

That was just awesome, after 2 years playing FH1 again, it still rocks any other game or mod. Enjoyed it allot, only ashame axis division are not up for the level we Ruskies bring lol

Looking froward to upcoming Saturday!!!!!!

[RAnDOOm]

It was very good playing FH1 again with a full 64 player server for hours.

The teamwork was amazing and playing in the destroyed city of Warsaw was awesome.

Brilliant start for the campaign. 

[RAnDOOm]

The second scrim will be SATURDAY at 19hGMT

F|H Campaign #13 – Scrim #2


Operation Suvurov






By the end of the Battle of Kursk in July 1943, the Wehrmacht had lost all hope of regaining the initiative on the Eastern Front. Losses were considerable and the whole army was less effective than before, as many of its experienced soldiers had fallen during the previous two years of fighting. This left the Wehrmacht capable of only reacting to Soviet moves.

On the Soviet side, Stalin was determined to pursue the liberation of occupied territories from German control, a course of action that had started at the end of 1942 with Operation Uranus, which led to the liberation of Stalingrad. The Battle of the Dnieper was to achieve the liberation of the Ukraine and push the southern part of the front towards the west. However, in order to weaken the German defenses even further, the Smolensk operation was staged simultaneously, in a move that would also draw German reserves north, thereby weakening the German defense on the southern part of the front. Both operations were a part of the same strategic offensive plan, aiming to recover as much Soviet territory from German control as possible

Thirty years later, Marshal Vasilevsky (Chief of the General Staff in 1943) wrote in his memoirs:

This plan, enormous both in regard of its daring and of forces committed to it, was executed through several operations: the Smolensk operation, the Donbass [Operation], the left-bank Ukraine operation.

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