Treaty Ground: Corridor 2032

re-plots from where it is now, not from where it started. Commanding a live battle, rather than a frozen one, is the game.Your tank does not have a health barEvery tank is four independent systems — mobility, gun, optics, catastrophic — and a hit breaks what it physically struck. An M-killed tank can't move, but it still shoots and still sees for your team. An F-killed tank can still drive, scout and screen. And where a shot lands matters even more than that it lands: side hits do 50% more damage, rear hits double it — while an enemy you approach from behind only senses you at 60% of its normal range. Flank, or be flanked.Being seen is a resource you spendFiring gives you away. Optics, signature, smoke, bulldozed earthworks and hull-down ground decide who looks and who is looked at. Your satellite feed is only as fresh as its last pass — the picture is ground truth as of the pass, not as of now. Command on stale intel, or push eyes forward and go look.The PROVOCATEUR campaignSix story missions along a rules-of-engagement ladder — weapons-tight blockade duty up to free fire — plus an always-unlocked gunnery range. Forces scale from a 3v6 blockade to a 12v9 raid with a tow-bar objective and a recovery vehicle. Against you stands an enemy platoon commander with a doctrine of its own: it holds, counter-flanks, and concentrates. Command 3 to 12 tanks in real time — planning tools that never lockSystem damage, not hit points: mobility, gun, optics, catastrophicFacing-based gunnery — side ×1.5, rear ×2.0, rear detection at 60% range[Real sensing: optics, signature, hull-down, smoke, earthworksNATO APP-6 symbology tactical map with satellite and survey-block layersJump into any tank's view with the POV feedSix-mission campaign plus an always-open gunnery rangeAn enemy platoon commander with its own doctrine — not a charge lineFree. No base building, no production queues, no microtransactions.