News / FFUR 2006 version2.0 released
FFUR 2006 version2.0 released
thunderbird84, leader of the FFUR Mod Team, has told us that he released the FFUR 2006 Total Conversion Pack 2.0 in the BIS Forums. This is the latest pack of the FFUR Team and brings 2006 warfare to you. If you wanna see the mod in action before downloading it, there is a great video trailer available made by Kenwort!
After the huge release carried out a couple of months ago, we’ve decided to focus more on the “Modern Projects” represented by the FFUR 2006 and the FFUR Euro due to their popularity in the OFP Community. We started reworking the entire FFUR 2006 by enhancing and improving all aspects, but the main focus was to increase the realism of gameplay. Due to the high number of packs released previously, we gained valuable input and experience and tried our best to bring the community a lag free pack that still respects the current loadouts and ammunition properties by providing realistic and authentic effects and sounds. We have had tremendous support from skilled and talented people who we would like to thank along with the whole Operation Flashpoint Community for their support and help. We sincerely hope you will appreciate this new and improved version.
-Thunderbird84
Main contents:
- New realistic Gameplay enhancements. (ammunitions, explosions, AI, infantry loadouts, etc)
- New Visual improvement Aspects, and a updated set of new and improved models.
- Very Realistic Sounds and New Music soundtracks.
- New Animations with the addition of a new death anim.
- New Interfaces and new mission editor GUI.
- Effects done the most realistic possible way, featuring the ability to blow up turrets.
- New lighting and reflection effects.
- Several new extra additions (ACU soldiers, BTR-80, M82, OSV-96…).
- The added Ability of playing online with a MP config.
- All bugs and other issues fixed.
- All addons have been decompressed to further reduce lag and frame rate difficulties.
- Only relevant and required P3D models and textures have been retained for FFUR 2006.
For further information please visit the BIS Forums.
