IED FACTORY! Insurgents OBLITERATE Russian Armor in Fallujah | Eye in the Sky Squad Gameplay 

Just hilarious 🤣

Could it be that the IEDs bugged from the moment Moi was watching how they were digging them on the bike?

It’s very reminiscent of how they actually behave irl, lol. I can recall numerous times where they blew themselves up by accident in Afghanistan

True Russian Style

That was impressive, what lay down survived, 12:40

The good ol yeeter deleter

And the “Oh, crap.” at 48:16 was classic.

I always wish I could hear enemy comma sometimes lol

Damn it, Abu! 😂

He is alive and well

I was on the bike, and there was no ieds on it BRUH

lmao

Even while facing an IED factory

That's because of the medics, they also brought Russia's best combat medics.

I was SLing squad 3 on this match and was screaming not to vote for the armor battalion, lol. We were an infantry squad and were totally removed from most of this IED insanity. What ended up carrying us through was having multiple attack FOBs, and a few squads who actually stuck together. Definitely a intense match, we were able to roll them after Bazaar since the Insurgents were mostly out of position.

@@LogisticEarth I think that voting armor battalion was perhaps unintentionally the actual 200IQ move here. After rewatching this game 2 or 3 times, I realized how much focus, effort and resources the insurgents wasted on ''hunting'' the Russian armor, instead of defending. And whilst the armor got absolutely eviscerated by IEDs, the Russian vehicle crews still used their assets conservatively and with care, even scoring some important kills (like the back-to-back BMP-1 and IED techie kills by the BMP-2, or the double IED bike kills by another BMP-2). This actually TIED DOWN a lot of the insurgents resources as they were expecting the armor to be the main assault force here, but most of the Russian armor weren't even near the objectives most of the time, which essentially compelled the insurgents to split up their forces to ''hunt'' Russian armor. Meanwhile... it was the Russian infantry that were the real (and unrecognized) stars of this game. You guys kept grinding and pushing the enemy team out relentlessly, despite the casualties and the IED mog at the objective whenever the insurgents were to lose it. I think the infantry was the real slow and invisible killer that essentially won the game, also because of cohesive teamplayers such as yourself (I mean 173 revives in this game alone is insane!). And I think the insurgents came to that same realization too, after they realized they lost all their radios near any of the objectives and had to all spawn in from their ''IED factory'' spawn, by which point it was already too late to turn the game. Bravo dude! Bravo! 👏

Honestly though, the way they are using armored assets in this game is incredibly similar to how armored vehicles on the Russian side is currently being used in Ukraine right now.@@Ghboy2

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For me and aside from performance issues possibly I thought the idea of destroyed vehicles staying also adds to cover roadblocks as well. This might be the reason it isn't done but if my games of Men of War are anything it would be interesting.

They normally do but IEDs are considered sapper charges like C4 which is a specific game mechanic to delete husks to clear roads so multiple IEDs can kill a vehicle and delete the husk.

That isn’t something exclusively Russian tho

This was common in the Gulf war too.

Gaza strip

@@agg1n Whats this funny red triangle hanging over my brand new merkava tank? 🔻🎆

Cell phone call. About a 3 sec. delay from dial to detention. A separate team member, sapper, calls the cell phone trigger. From actual insurgents use of IED in real combat.

​@Sargon_of_Cincinnati it's the most "popular" way of showing IEDs being detonated, by the time we went into the GWOT, insurgents were using near-sophisticated means of detonating IEDs by radio/wire/etc from even miles away.

I genuinely wonder what HEAT would do irl when directly applied to infantry considering how it works, what does confuse me is when he says tanks are firing HEAT at infantry as it would simply not be very effective, my best guess is he means HE or frag rounds though it would be fin stabilized versions but still. HEAT against infantry? Idk maybe I'm thinking of the wrong HEAT.

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BTR is actually the English version of the abbreviated бронетранспортёр (БТР), which literally just means armored transport. There's many variants, the most common in Squad being the BTR-80/82a you're referring too, but with the release of the VDV we've actually gotten a few of the lighter armed BTRs, such as the BTR MDM, BTR D, or BTR ZD. But, either way, in this video there should only be MTLBs. These vehicles were usually uncommon in Russian layers prior to 7.2, while BTR MDMs were always present in VDV layers, so I most likely mixed them up. Either way, BTRs are not all wheeled. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

@@MoiDawg Well actually'd the Well Actually. This is hilarious.

The tank expert 🤓☝️