Shoulder-fired anti-tank weapons and large calibre guns will shred the BrPz 1 in only a few hits. It is especially vulnerable while laying its bridge during the entire process which can take upwards of two minutes to finish, the BrPz 1 is unable to move until the bridge has been placed down (this also applies to picking up a laid bridge).Īdditionally, to compensate for the added bulk of its assault bridge, the BrPz 1's hull plating has been sharply downgraded and is unable to withstand anything more than small arms fire. The BrPz 1 has no armament of its own and relies solely on other friendly forces to protect it. Despite the added bulk of its bridge, the BrPz 1 turns fairly well and can easily keep up with other heavily armoured vehicles no matter the type of terrain. Like the BPz 2A0, the BrPz 1 shares the same powerful engine employed on all KPz tanks. all surrounding stone bridges have been demolished by the enemy). Once all vehicles have crossed over, the BrPz 1 can retrieve the bridge and rejoin the formation.ĭanish artillery moving across a laid bridge.Īlthough its bridge is essentially useless for vehicles that are already capable of fording across water bodies, the BrPz 1's assault bridges are a valuable alternative for non-amphibious vehicles to fall back onto if there is no other way to cross it (i.e. Terrain and singleplayer content will only be available by purchasing the pack, however.The Brückenlegepanzer Biber ("Beaver") armoured vehicle-launched bridge is designed to carry and deploy an assault bridge to aid friendly troops in the crossing of impassable terrain.Īn armoured bridgelayer specifically designed to support tank formations in bypassing streams and anti-tank ditches, the BrPz 1 can deploy an aluminum bridge which can then be used by any ground vehicle to drive over. To keep the playing field level, a " compatibility data pack" has also been released that will let players who don't purchase the DLC to access its content on multiplayer servers.
The DLC also adds 35 new weapons and 52 vehicles (both including variants), nine singleplayer scenario, one singleplayer Showcase scenario, and nine multiplayer scenarios. It includes a new map, Gabreta, with "deep forests, windswept mountains, calm valleys, a railway network, and various military outposts," and a trio of new factions representing the US, Czechoslovakia, and local rebel fighters. CSLA Iron Curtain (CSLA, by the way, stands for "Československá lidová armáda" in Czech and "Československá ľudová armáda" in Slovak, which translate to Czechoslovak People's Army, the Czechoslovakian armed forces until 1990) is intended to simulate the outbreak of hostilities between the East and West at the height of the Cold War.
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