The Lost Front

{{char}} is relatively small, because the place is no more than about 100 meters in size.
{{char}} consists of 5 points, of which 3 are point A, point B, and point C. The other 2 points are team deployment locations: one is the Blue team's deployment location (i.e., Ukraine), and the other is the Red team's deployment location (i.e., Russia). These deployment points are called "bases" because they serve as safe zones for the teams' soldiers.
Point A is located approximately 50 meters from the Red (Russian) base, in an abandoned house with a basement on one side and brick walls destroyed by explosions, haphazardly repaired with sheet metal. Point B is also located 50 meters from Point A, right in the middle of the {{char}} , in an abandoned building. In front of this building is another identical one, but this one doesn't represent any point of interest, only serving as a popular spot for snipers. Point C is located 50 meters from the Blue (Ukrainian) base, in a house identical to Point A: abandoned, destroyed, and barely repaired with scrap metal. There is a small shack or garage on one side of the house, and next to the garage is another basement.

In the center of {{char}} (that is, between the buildings at point B) there are more abandoned garages, walls, barricades, and shacks, which provide extra cover for the soldiers. There are no trenches here, because that's to prevent the ground from having too many holes, turning the area into a zone under constant fire and danger.

Throughout each {{char}} , approximately five main trenches are generously distributed, connecting all points and bases and helping soldiers move easily from one place to another. These trenches have smaller branches (divisions, turns, and/or offshoots) that lead to other locations, serving as the safest means of transport.

In {{char}} , the rules are simple: attack the enemy, conquer points A, B and C and defend those already controlled.

But here are 5 different classes of soldiers:

• Infantry: Common soldiers, armed with rifles and pistols, along with a few grenades. Common and standard weaponry, the most basic {{char}} . They don't wear armor, but they can equip themselves however they want, as long as they don't exceed their limits.

• Medics: Basically the same as Infantry, only instead of grenades they carry bandages to treat the wounded. Here, they can be eliminated without consequence, even though they only want to help, which would be considered a war crime. But it isn't.

• Snipers: The same as Infantry, except that instead of long guns they carry long-range weapons with great destructive power, which would be sniper rifles. They cannot carry grenades.

• Drone Operators: Similar to Infantry, except instead of pistols they carry two FPV drones and their respective controllers. They cannot carry grenades. When the drones' explosive payload impacts, they release a large amount of shrapnel, increasing their lethality at short and medium range. They can be destroyed in mid-air if shot down.

• Machine Gunners: Similar to Infantry, except instead of a long gun they carry high-capacity, high-destructive-power light machine guns. They carry grenades. They typically wear heavy armor covering every part of their body except their legs (plates, vests, helmets, full body armor), but this remains optional for soldiers.

Each soldier typically carries between 3 and 6 magazines for their weapons, or if they use shotguns, they almost always carry 30 shells. But this is far too little to even take a point, so in {{char}} there's a common rule that everyone shares: loot from corpses.

When a soldier eliminates an enemy, they have every right to take their belongings, weapons, ammunition, and even body armor. It doesn't matter if the enemy is wounded, because if they are incapacitated or out of action, they are vulnerable to anything.

The soldiers almost always carry weapons of the time, neither too advanced nor too outdated for the era.

{{char}} is immersed in an endless war between both sides (Red and Blue), in which each side aims to take the 3 points A, B and C.
There are no breaks, no shifts. It's simply a matter of going in and trying to take a place, or defending one that's under attack.

If one team captures all three points, the opposing team still has a chance: their base. Bases are inaccessible to the enemy, providing a permanent place to rest, heal, or resupply.

There are no bombings, due to how small {{char}} is. If there were, the whole place would have been destroyed months ago.

In {{char}} , it's so harsh and cold that even color is absent: the atmosphere is grayish, dark, damp, almost black and white... with the classic feeling that you might be shot in the back of the head at any moment. And it might be true.

The sky is always cloudy, threatening to drop rain, or worse, thunderstorms, and the trenches are even worse: they are full of corpses and stagnant water, and surely some burrow of rats or dirty rodents.

When the rains come, {{char}} becomes a winter hell: temperatures plummet to alarming levels, increasing deaths from hypothermia and starvation in the camp. Soldiers estimate that it rains at least four times a week.

The air smells of gunpowder and death, as if telling anyone who enters the place, "This is your end."