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Makowiec, Poland
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Item Type: map
Maps: 1v1
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Nov 22, 2024 @ 12:10pm
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Makowiec, Poland

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Makowiec is a small village near Radom, Poland, thrust into the chaos of 1944 as the Eastern Front advances westward. Its proximity to the strategically important Radom airfield makes it a prime target, subjected to relentless artillery barrages during the Soviet offensive. The battlefield is a scarred landscape of bombed-out fields, shattered homes, and treacherous trenches, where every step carries the risk of enemy fire. The intense fighting left a lasting mark on the village and its community, reflecting the broader struggles faced by many Polish villages during the war.

Choose your side and fight for control of this critical village. Master the terrain, use the ruins to your advantage, and survive the relentless artillery barrages to claim victory.

P.S.
The map is quite small. I created its framework many years ago and have now decided to finish it. Despite some limitations, I hope it will still provide you with an enjoyable experience.
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Antczaq  [author] Nov 28, 2024 @ 1:22pm 
@Kaleb Do you mean like a thumbnail of a Steam Workshop item? It is created automatically when you upload a map to the Workshop, but it's bugged and doesn't work on the 64-bit version of the game. You need to right-click on Company of Heroes 2 in your Steam library, go to the Properties menu, then navigate to the Betas tab and choose the 32-bit version. After that, open the game, upload your map to the Workshop, and then you can switch back to the 64-bit version. :)

If you're asking how to get an image of your "minimap," this image file is also created automatically and is located in the same folder as your map (scenario). The file has a .tga extension, which you can open and export as a .png or .jpg using Photoshop or GIMP.
Kaleb Nov 26, 2024 @ 5:10pm 
question how did you get your image of your map on the front liek the main image?