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Imagination Jul 5, 2017 @ 7:54pm
Hills?
I've only played on the first 3 or 4 maps but are there any hills in the game? Admittedly, I don't know if there are any hills in Normandy...
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Ëvïlnïck8 ゴゴゴ Jul 6, 2017 @ 1:05am 
As far i know there are indeed no real hills in the game.
I know that there are a few maps that include small ''cliffs'' were units cant travel on.
But those cliffs have little to no inpact to Line of sight.
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[EUG] MadMat  [developer] Jul 7, 2017 @ 2:08pm 
Hill 112 & Mont Ormel have hills ... but Normandy is a pretty flat place.
The hill on Hill 112 had to be inflated ingame for otherwise you wouldn't even noticed it. And yet both sides fought to the death for its control, for it was the highest height in the area to the point it was dubbed the "Key to Caen".

Mont Ormel is actually accurate and set in an unusual part of Normandy nicknamed "The Norman Switzerland" because it is suddenly very hilly.
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Imagination Jul 7, 2017 @ 3:02pm 
Originally posted by EUG MadMat:
Hill 112 & Mont Ormel have hills ... but Normandy is a pretty flat place.
The hill on Hill 112 had to be inflated ingame for otherwise you wouldn't even noticed it. And yet both sides fought to the death for its control, for it was the highest height in the area to the point it was dubbed the "Key to Caen".

Mont Ormel is actually accurate and set in an unusual part of Normandy nicknamed "The Norman Switzerland" because it is suddenly very hilly.

Okay cool, thanks! I haven't checked out every map yet so that is why I asked.
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Ëvïlnïck8 ゴゴゴ Jul 7, 2017 @ 3:35pm 
Originally posted by EUG MadMat:
Hill 112 & Mont Ormel have hills ... but Normandy is a pretty flat place.
The hill on Hill 112 had to be inflated ingame for otherwise you wouldn't even noticed it. And yet both sides fought to the death for its control, for it was the highest height in the area to the point it was dubbed the "Key to Caen".

Mont Ormel is actually accurate and set in an unusual part of Normandy nicknamed "The Norman Switzerland" because it is suddenly very hilly.
Do the hills also have a gameplay effect?
Like, units on hills get longer line of sight or can shoot over treelines etc?
Last edited by Ëvïlnïck8 ゴゴゴ; Jul 8, 2017 @ 12:57am
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