Name | Isonzo | ||
Developer | M2H | ||
Publisher | M2H | ||
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Release | 2022-09-13 | ||
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Controls | Keyboard Mouse Full Controller Support | ||
Players online |  n/a  | ||
Steam Rating | n/a | ||
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Public Linux depots | K Station Windows Content [17.84 G] |
Well done, mountaineers! The mountain was conquered many times - overall the Austro-Hungarian defenders won more often than the attacking Italians, but not by as much as you might think. A mountain is a big place, and it's not easy to observe the entire cliff face from above, or to spot individual Alpini against the rock. For most of the event the Italians managed around to win around 40-45% of the time. A very respectable success rate. |
[h3]You've asked for it: Due to popular demand, the Ascent event has been extended by about a week! The new end date is Tuesday, April 30th at 5:59 PM EDT / 11:59 PM CEST.[/h3] |
There's a wealth of fantastic FPS games out there these days. If you're looking for a serious WW1 shooter set on the lesser known Italian Front, we've got you covered! Mountain warfare with First World War technology is an intense experience. But what else makes Isonzo stand out? |
Ascent is live now! |
We released a small patch fixing a number of issues across the game.
The download size is expected to be around 296 mb. |
[h2]Scale a mountain in the Ascent game mode, coming to Isonzo from April 10th until April 24th![/h2] |
[h2]We'll start with our trailer for the new game mode...[/h2] |
This update includes the following fixes and improvements:
The download is expected to be around 117 mb and will require some patching. |
[h3]We no longer have to talk about 'the new game mode' for Isonzo, because today we can reveal that you'll be playing the Ascent mode! [/h3] |
This hotfix deals with the stability issues introduced by last week's update, as well as some visual issues.
The download is expected to be around 48 mb. |
With the arrival of the frozen mountainside and ice tunnels of the Marmolada map we also released the Glacial Units Pack to provide improvised clothing for the extreme cold. But as the fighting continues with no sign of the conditions improving, its time to offer something a little more heavy-duty. |
We released an update today that makes several improvements to voice chat and allows Steam and Epic players to communicate with each other. Additionally, there's a host of additional fixes across the entire game.
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You get an extra blog this week, thanks in part to the tireless efforts of the fighters on the Western and Eastern Fronts in Verdun and Tannenberg. Last weekend we ran one of our multi-front Campaign events where battle casualties for both the Entente and Central Powers are tallied up, with the side taking the least losses winning. |
Its a very special day today, as we mark the anniversary of the start of the Battle of Verdun. Our very first game in the WW1 Game Series was named after this massive clash between the French and German armies, and it can certainly be considered one of the most significant battles of the war. |
The team is hard at work on the new special game mode right now, and were hoping to share more about it with you as soon as possible! Alongside that release will be some new weapons and a new cosmetic DLC pack and we do have a teaser about that. Of course, all our cosmetic DLCs use real uniforms and equipment which we strive to reproduce accurately, the same as our weaponry and battlefields but how do you properly recreate a setting from more than 100 years ago? |
Photographs and drawings from the First World War might catch the eye, but the letters and diaries of the participants can give a far more detailed understanding of how it felt to actually fight under the grim conditions of 1914-1918. Letters and diaries allow us to reconstruct battles like the fighting for the Castelletto a fortified Austro-Hungarian position with a commanding position over strategically important supply routes. Despite the strength of the position, it was exposed and Austro-Hungarian commanders felt it was only a matter of time before the Italians took it. |
Its 1916. The Austrian troops have occupied what they called Forcella Vu. Its the most strategic position, right at the top of Marmoladas glacier with a connection to the nearby bastion of Height 3153. However, the only supply route was being watched by the Italian troops situated in the Serauta bastion. Braving the trip to Forcella Vu would mean you had to not only watch out for the regular avalanches and snow storms, but also the hail of Italian lead. However, that summer Lieutenant Leo Handl had an idea. If you cant go over, why not go under? |
It's been a great year for the WW1 Game Series, with special Christmas Truce and Wolf Truce events in Verdun and Tannenberg, and Verdun appearing in a French museum exhibit. The series also celebrated our 10 year anniversary, since Verdun entered Early Access! |
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Today's update contains additional fixes for issues with players not having a team, which among other things lead to being able to friendly fire, as well as other game features misbehaving. |
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Additionally, we released a new bundle of DLC packs as well, the Second Wave. The Second Wave includes 3 DLC packs; Royal-, Expedition- & Glacial Units. So if you want to make sure you drip up for the winter and your Germans, be sure to get it! Now with a 10% discount https://store.steampowered.com/app/2542150/Isonzo__Second_Wave/ If you decide to get the Glacial Units DLC, you can join our special Dripsonzo event in our Discord or social media with #GreetingsfromIceCity. We love to see your looks and plays so be sure to share it with us! [h3] If looks could kill, you would dominate the battlefield [/h3] |
We have released a small update for Isonzo today, with the following fixed and improvements:
This patch increases the network version, meaning that you should update the game before playing online again. |
Today is November 11th - Armistice Day. Also known as Poppy Day, Remembrance Day and Veterans Day. A special memorial day dedicated to remember those who gave their life during WW1. Held by several countries, moments of silence fall over several areas all over the world.
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One of the most important things you could wear during a cold snowstorm is a warm winter coat. This is one of the items youll find in the DLC. The Austro-Hungarians get utilitarian snow overcoats, and later war grey greatcoats - theres even an Austro-Hungarian officer forgoing all the style and bombast befitting his rank in preference for an ill-fitting white overcoat. If you play as an Italian soldier, you can wear a selection of greatcoats, a fashionable open army cape or a warm sheeps wool vest. The Italian Alpini enjoy a uniform kitted out with ice climbing cleats and a stylish cape, while their officers can luxuriate with a fur collared greatcoat. [h2] New recruits making it to front [/h2] The news is not stopping! Today at 7PM CET, Isonzo will be available in a Free Weekend on Steam for the first time! Until November 13, players can try Isonzo for free, so expect a lot of fresh, new recruits on the battlefield. Be sure to help them out if they have any questions. You cant win a war alone after all ;) [h2] The map is cold, but the sales are HOT [/h2] If youre a new player and want to continue to play Isonzo after the Free Weekend, or looking to update your DLC collection, we got a sale going on later today! Isonzo is in its highest discount ever, 67% off we know, missed opportunity and several DLCs are discounted. If you want to make sure that you get what you want, weve created a new overview image that shows you exactly what's included in each edition of the game and the Wave DLC Packs. As for now, Isonzo has 11 maps for you to battle on. Have you been able to be victorious in all of them? Which one is your favourite? Were sure that this new Marmolada map will become a beloved map for many of you. [h2] Show us your drip and plays! [/h2] Be sure to show us your most epic, funny or bizarre plays in the Ice City! Or are you rocking the new Glacial look? We want to see it! Be sure to share it with us in our Discord or on Twitter using #GreetingsfromIceCity. [h2] Patch Notes [/h2] Last but surely not least, heres an overview of the patch notes that come with this update. [h3] New [/h3]
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[h3]Brave the snow and join the White War now! Avanti [/h3] |
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Today's update fixes issues with players not having a team, which among other things lead to being able to friendly fire, as well as other game features misbehaving. |
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Today marks the anniversary of the WW1GameSeries, as today Verdun went into Early Access 10 years ago!
We'll have more fun little activities along the way so stay tuned here in the Discord and on our social media [h3]Thank you for everything soldiers! [/h3] |
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https://store.steampowered.com/app/2542160/Isonzo__First_Wave/ Speaking of discounts, Isonzo & WW1 Game Series are now part of the Focus Publisher Sale! [h2] Final call for survey [/h2] A big thank you to all who've already filled in our survey! This is our final call to you all who haven't yet. If you got time (about 10 +/- min) to share your opinion with us, that would help a lot! Also, you're joining our giveaway by participating as well! Click HERE to be redirected to the survey. Thank you in advance. [h2] Patch Notes [/h2] [h3]New[/h3]
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[h2] Good luck on Monte Piana soldiers o7 [/h2] |
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We have a small patch today with hopefully big changes! We have a fix for the falling-through-ground issues that eliminated the issue entirely in our internal and community tests. The root cause is still elusive (and thus we can't promise a 100% fix) but we managed to prevent the consequence of falling infinitely.
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[h2] Anniversary Sale [/h2] Additionally to the free Film Memoir mode, you can find Verdun discounted with 75% off & Isonzos Veteran- & Reverse Units DLC on sale as well. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1815512/Isonzo__Reserve_Units_Pack/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/1815513/Isonzo__Veteran_Units_Pack/ [h3] Lest We Forget [/h3] |
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This small update fixes issues you may have experienced after our big technical update from last week.
This update weighs in around 35 MB. It updates the network version, so make sure that you update to play online with the majority of players! We are aware of continuing issues like falling through ground, and are working on fixes. We hope for your patience while we keep working on solutions. |
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[h2]Fixes & Improvements[/h2]
[h2]Known Issues[/h2]
If you encounter issues, please use '/reportbug' and the issue in the chat, share it with us on Steam and/or in our support Discord channel |
This bug fix patch for the Grappa Update includes the following fixes:
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[h3]Fixes[/h3]
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As stated before, we delayed the Mac support patch for Isonzo to a later day, to ensure the stability. Heres our updated roadmap! We hope youll enjoy the new- & upcoming content. If you encounter any issues, please let us know here in the Community tab or in our Discord! Providing visuals & logs help us a lot, so if you could include those, that would be greatly appreciated! [h3] See you at the peak soldiers! [/h3] |
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This update adds more logging and potential fixes for cases where players would fall through the ground. We are still actively working on the remaining issue, but it should improve your experience in the meantime. |
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This update provides several bug fixes, but also extra tracking and logging for the falling through ground issues. We understand this is very frustrating and it is a priority for us to fix these issues. Thank you for your patience!
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We hope youll enjoy this special event, dedicated to you all, our breaderens |
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For now, lets take a look at some of the items! [h2] Smart usage [/h2] One of the exciting items in this DLC pack is originally part of the Sappenpanzer, also known as Brustpanzer, Grabenpanzer or even as the lobster armor. The name derives from the word Sappeur or Sapper, which was the word used to describe someone who was employed to to engineering and constructing tasks during sieges. It also relates to the word Sappen, which was also a different word for above-ground approach roads'' aka trenches. As you might have guessed, this armor was mostly worn by assault troops and engineer corps. They would wear this armor due to the danger of being at the frontline of the conflict. The armor was made out of tempered steel breastplate that was 22 mm (0.87 inch) thick, weighing an average of 9 (19.8lb) to 11 kilos (24.2lb). It had the typical feldgrau color and first saw battle in 1916. Ofcourse, this piece of equipment didnt come without any complications. Soldiers wearing them found it difficult to throw grenades or use a rifle. Additionally, the weight of the plate was a considerable disadvantage. This led to several changes that were made at the end of 1917. A backstrap was added, part of the plate was cut away to allow a soldier to shoulder his firearm and hooks were added for heavy loads. At the very least, a belt was added. Between 400,000 and 500,000 breastplates are thought to have been manufactured between 1916 and 1918. Here you see a picture of the armor, which makes it easy to see where it got his lobster nickname from. Source To accompany the armor, an add-on for the helmet was introduced as well. The Stirnpanzer was a brow plate for the 1916 Sahlhelm that was worn. This was a thick reinforcing brown plate that was attached to the helmet, mostly to protect the soldiers from sniper shots. Weighing over 2kg (4.4lb), it made the helmet very heavy and uncomfortable to wear. This is why the soldiers came with an alternative usage, and this youll be able to do in Isonzo as well. Stirnpanzer worn as its intended use. Source To give themselves the extra protection the plate gave, without having the extra weight on their head, soldiers started to use it as a protective face plate. This allowed the soldiers to move around their head freely and gave the face extra protection from bullets and other debris they might encounter during their assaults, such as grenades. Left image [h2] The snow shoes [/h2] Going to Monte Grappa means that you should dress accordingly. Which brings us to the Schneeshuhersatsabteilung, also known as the Snow Shoe Battalion, which is very fitting. First seen in 1914 in Mnster, they were called the Austrians (die sterreicher), as the uniform was unknown to the public, but had some resemblance with the Austrian uniform. Kompanie / Schneeschuh-Ersatz-Abteilung / 3. Jger Regiment. Source This new uniform was characterized by the Schneeschuhmtze, from which the mountain cap from the mountain troops later developed. The uniform was of gray-greenish color, and the jacket reached the hip area of the soldiers, which was named the Litewka. This coat is also very easily recognizable with the two Ses on both sides of the collar. Instead of the usual tight field trousers, the Schneeschuhs trousers had a wider crotch area. Additionally with the uniform came woolen gaiters up to the knee and ski boots (later mountain boots). A backpack instead of a knapsack held their other equipment such as, Skis with Huitfeld0F28 or Bligeri bindings 1F19. The men who were wielding machine guns were also given snow tires. Furthermore, ski poles, gloves and snow goggles, a warmer coat and woolen blanket completed the equipment they were given. During the winter, a white camouflage clothing was provided, to be worn over the Litewka. And for the ones who were sent up the mountain, a mountainstick was given, although many pictures show them with normal civilian walking sticks, which were sufficient enough. An ice pick being used as a walking stick. Source As the hat didnt provide any protection (but was comfortable for the soldiers), it was replaced by the leather Jgertschako in February 1916, and in July the same year, they were assigned the Stahlhelm as protection against snipers and fragments. Despite these upgrades for their safety, many soldiers continued to wear their original hat (which was forbidden). This pack will be released in May, alongside the Monte Grappa map. The price will be $9.99. We know you guys cant wait until you get to fight on this sacred mountain but for now, enjoy this new screenshot ! [h3] Additionally, keep your eye out for something else coming to Isonzo soon [/h3] |
We have a small update with fixes for you today. It also contains some preparations for a starchy surprise this weekend. Keep an eye out for the next blog for more info!
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Today we present a hotfix for issues related to our latest release. This should mostly smooth out performance on Piave and in general.
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New custom match settings
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[h2] More on the Horisonzo [/h2] Dont forget, your fight on the Italian Front is long from over! We got a lot more in store for you, so good luck fighting on the front and prepare for future battles! [h3] Avanti Savoia! [/h3] |
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Hello soldiers ! The emblem that was attached on the front came with different variations. During the 1800s, most of them portrayed an eagle, which had different styles and variations over the years. Source In 1860, a new Garde star was introduced to the Tschako with the text Mitt Gott fr Knig und Vaterland (With God for the King and Fatherland), combined with the adoption of the Bandeau with the same text. In the game you can find the Wrttemberg Tschako, which is a very rare item for the elite unit in the Wrttemberg army, also known as the Mountain Troops. The text reads Furchtlos und Treu" which means fearless and loyal. Other examples of Tschako plate emblems include the coat of arms of many of Germanys city states. The Tschako continued to evolve and was present during World War Two for Germany, portraying the swastika. Nowadays, several countries use their own Tschako mostly for ceremonial purposes. [h2] Piping hot item [/h2] One of the visually outstanding items in this pack are the Cavalier Pipe and especially the Epic Cavalier Pipe. Smoking during WW1 was a common practice amongst the soldiers. Soldiers were often sent tobacco and cigarettes from home or even by their countrys leader during Christmas as a present. A cavalier pipe is a special kind of pipe. Its based on the older Tyrolean pipes that originate from Germany. The cavalier pipe is more of an unusual pipe because of its airhole system. The airhole of the pipe in the shank goes all the way past the bowl ,where the tobacco is inserted, and is capped. This way the smoke can travel from the bowl through a hole that joins the airhole. This design allowed for more moisture to be collected in the airhole, adding more flavor and an overall better experience. The Epic Cavalier Pipe is more decorated. Often there were small drawings of high military figures on them, which could differ from the regiment. Soldiers usually got these made after their service, becoming a memorial keepsake. A unit of men stayed together from their training all the way to their discharge as a unit. This sense of togetherness fostered the custom of buying souvenirs with the unit name, insignias and decorations as a keepsake of military service. Rosters of names from your unit, or regiment, could be added to the steins and these became known to collectors as regimental steins. [h2] Erwin Rommel [/h2] Most of you noticed the face named Erwin and the moustache Rommel, which of course refers to Erwin Rommel. Johannes Erwin Eugen Rommel was born on November 15, 1891. He served in the Reichswehr during WW1 and later Wehrmacht during WW2. He received the Pour le Mrite which is an order of merit, established by King Frederick II of Prussia. He received this for his actions on the Italian Front, which he later wrote a book about; Infantry Attacks. Prior to his deployment to the Italian Front, Rommel had fought in France and Romania. His first combat experience was on 22 August 1914 as a platoon commander near Verdun. He caught a French garrison unprepared, which led Rommel and three other men to open fire on them without ordering the rest of his platoon forward. The armies continued to skirmish in open engagements throughout September, as trench warfare, which WW1 is known for, was yet to fully establish. In August 1917, Rommel and his unit was involved in the battle for Mount Cosna, a heavily fortified objective on the border between Austria-Hungary and Romania, which took over two weeks of difficult uphill fighting. Being a Mountain Battalion, their next assignment was the mountainous area of the Isonzo Front. Taking part in the Battle of Caporetto on October 24, 1917, Rommels battalion contained three rifle companies and a machine gun unit. Their objective was to (try) take the enemy positions on Kolovrat, Matajur and Stol. In two and a half days after the start, Rommel and his 150 men captured 81 guns and 9,000 men (including 150 officers), at a loss of six dead and 30 wounded. Rommel achieved this remarkable success by taking advantage of the terrain to outflank the Italian forces, attacking from unexpected directions or behind enemy lines, and taking the initiative to attack when he had orders to the contrary. Rommel helped with the introduction of infiltration tactics, which were at the time a new form of maneuver warfare, freshly adopted by the German armies. Seeing the success of these new tactics, these were quickly adopted by foreign armies. Rommels tactics were often described by Blitzkrieg without tanks. On the 9th of November, Rommel and his unit acted as an advance guard to capture Longarone. He decided again to attack with a small force, since it has been proven to be a successful tactic. The 1st Italian Infantry Division, consisting of 10.000 men, thought they were surrounded and surrendered to Rommel. In January 1918, Rommel was promoted to Hauptmann (captain) and assigned to a staff position in the 64th Army Corps, where he served for the remainder of the war. He died on October 14, 1944 by commiting (forced) suicide as being involved (allegedly) with the military resistance against Hitler. [h2] Another teaser [/h2] As said before, were working hard on bringing you a new map to fight on ! Heres another sneak peek image for you all. Can you make a better guess now? |
We released a small update for Isonzo today. It contains small fixes while we're working on the next big update.
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Today we have a small Isonzo update with fixes before the holidays.
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This first patch after Caporetto brings some fixes, both general and relating to the new content. We also made the Caporetto offensive appear in the rotation more now, since we know a lot of you are excited about it and want to play as the German faction.
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You can customise your German soldiers with the Royal Units Pack! This cosmetic set holds over 40+ items. This pack introduces the distinctive uniforms of 2 major states within the "Deutsches Reich": Bavaria and Wrttemberg, along with other items such as headgear, facial hair, pipes and more! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2197970/Isonzo__Royal_Units_Pack/ You can find Isonzo with a 20% discount and its DLC (besides the Royal Units Pack) with 10% off later today at 7pm CET! Time to get all dressed to impress your enemy on the frontlines! [h2] Caporetto Insight [/h2] Want to know a bit more about the Caporetto map before you join the battlefield? In our latest Isonzo Intel, we discussed and shared images of this new map! Never hurts to take (another) look and prepare yourself for battle! https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1556790/view/3632745751430993795?l=english [h2] Upcoming AMA [/h2] On December 7 at 9pm CET founder and creative director Jos (BlackMill Games) & producer Thomas will hold an AMA (ask me anything) here on Steam! You can submit your question in our Discord in the ama channel. Be sure to join our server to send in your question and just chat with us in general while youre there! https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1556790/view/3632745751430720171?l=english [h3] Viel Erfolg Soldaten! [/h3] |
Today we are releasing the first huge Map Update for Isonzo, introducing the infamous Battle of Caporetto on the Kolovrat Ridge, and the German Empire faction.
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Hello soldiers, - 13 German Uniforms - 18 German Headgear Items - 5 Facial Items - 5 Mustaches - 3 Faces As with the previous DLC, these are only visual aspects for your character and do not bring any stat advantages in-game. The additional content from the Caporetto Expansion mentioned in our previous roadmap will still be added to Isonzo, but at a different time. We need a bit more time to work on the other maps and Mac support, we ask for your patience and please look forward to them! Please take a look at our updated roadmap to see what you can expect December 5th and the following updates & expansions. And don't forget to wishlist the Isonzo Royal Units Pack here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2197970/Isonzo__Royal_Units_Pack/ [h2] Nominate Isonzo for the Steam Awards [/h2] Been enjoying your battles on the Italian Front? You can now nominate Isonzo for Steam Awards! We greatly appreciate your love and support for the game, and well continue on making Isonzo an enjoyable experience for you all! You can read more about our nomination announcement and the categories here https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1556790/view/3501014738138619028?l=english [h2] Fight the Wolves together in Tannenberg ! [/h2] On the Eastern Front, youll be able to participate in the famous Wolf Truce ! Until November 28th, you can join your comrades and enemies in a truce to fight a common enemy. As the wintery cold and hunger is an enemy to us all, the wolf wont stand down for a meal Participate in the truce and receive a special medal ! Join the Truce in Tannenberg [h3] Good luck on the field! [/h3] |
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[h2] On the back [/h2] German soldiers wore two main styles of pack throughout the Great War. A Tornister, complicated and not best suited to trench warfare, and a simplified Assault Pack (Sturmgepack) which forfeited capacity for simplicity. The Tornister M1895 was made from calf skin or horsehide, and was standard issue at the outbreak of the war. It would see use throughout the war but would be slowly outdated, with later versions of this pack being made from Ersatz (a substitute/replacement) materials. It contained equipment that didnt fit into the bread bag, for example tent accessories, ankle boots and other everyday items. Usually, the Mantel (greatcoat) was wrapped around the pack itself and the Mess Tin (Kochsgeschirr) is commonly seen being attached to the pack as well. The two different kinds of packs The Assault Pack (Sturmgepack), became a popular replacement to the Tornister and full marching order loadout. It contained far fewer pieces than the Tornister, mostly consisting of the greatcoat, a shelter tarp/blanket and the mess tin, wrapped tightly and held in place with straps. This was a popular setup for assault troops or troops not expecting to see prolonged frontline activity. [h2] German Weaponry [/h2] During WW1, each nation participating invested heavily in trench mortars. Some were small enough to be hosted easily within the trenches themselves. Others were situated behind the front lines and lobbed obscenely sized shells. Arms manufacturer Rheinmatall designed the infamous 7.58cm Minenwerfer in 1909, after the mortar's successful resurgence during the Russo-Japanese war of 1905. The Minenwerfer, literally meaning mine thrower, was a rifled muzzle loading mortar design , having dual hydraulic cylinders at either side of the barrel to help absorb recoil. Originally limited in its flexibility, the 1916 model n.A (neuer Art) had a 360 degree range of fire and a better range of elevation. A well-practised crew could fire up to 45 rounds per minute with a trained mortar crew. The Minenwerfer will fulfil a comparative role to the Lanciabombe Bettica and 9cm M14 Minenwerfer of the other Italian and Austro-Hungarian forces. [h2] Caporetto teaser [/h2] As you can tell, were working hard on the Germans and the Caporetto map! Its release is getting closer! We cant share any release date with you, for now, so be sure to keep an eye out for our announcements here, in the Discord and social media for when we do (alongside other news). Deep trenches And heres the full image of last weeks guessing game ! They are concrete fireport shields, which youll see in Isonzo as well! [h3] See you next week soldiers [/h3] |
Today is November 11th - Remembrance Day. Also known as Poppy Day, this memorial day is observed by Commonwealth members since the end of World War One. A special day to remember those who have fallen in their line of duty. Other non-Commonwealth countries started to follow this tradition and have their Remembrance Day on November 11th. |
This update for Isonzo addresses many visual issues, but also raises player height to hopefully improve sightlines and make it more intuitive to see who can see you, and fixes team mates looking like enemies and therefore being susceptible to friendly fire.
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This Isonzo update reverts TAA back to its initial settings, adds an option for autobalancing to Custom Matches (with advanced options), fixes numerous audiovisual issues and offers some quality of life fixes in the UI and gameplay departments.
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This update potentially improves issues with players being outside of a faction and therefore unkillable. It also addresses issues with periscopes, some UI improvements and a fix for the esteemed achievement "Sacro Egoismo".
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We are back with another bigger patch for Isonzo, addressing several achievement and progression issues; better handling of grenade crates; memory and connection stability improvements; and better handling of LMG deploys, which no longer interrupt your firing!
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We return to the Cengio map in this week's Isonzo Intel. Don't forget that Isonzo has been released and you can join the battle yourself right now! Thank you for your support so far! It's been very fun seeing you all enjoy the game! |
Hi everyone. We hope you have been enjoying Isonzo so far. We are still actively monitoring your input and today, we present the second bigger update addressing several topics like saving stability and bots.
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This patch helps everyone who has experienced seeing different challenges on spawn, that didn't seem to track and stayed at 0. You should now always see the challenge with the lowest level prerequisite, in the widget when spawning. For more info, open the Progression Screen, which can be found on the Spawn Menu (or when pressing Escape during play) between the backpack icon and soldier customisation button.
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Since Isonzos release earlier this week, we have actively been listening to your feedback, including bug reports and concerns about balancing, progression and features.
We have heard your feedback regarding bot accuracy and balancing, and will also be addressing these in the coming time. Thank you for your patience and feedback! Well notify you when a new patch is out. For now, enjoy the game! |
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This small patch for Isonzo fixes issues regarding: |
This small 40 MB patch for Isonzo fixes black (non-transparent) sniper scopes! We are actively monitoring other issues, expect more patches/hotfixes to follow! |
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The movement system and associated animations have all received some extra love in the making of Isonzo. With steep slopes and height differences being more common, it's an important part of the overall atmosphere. Here's what we've been doing |
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Hello soldiers! |
Hello soldiers! |
Welcome back to part two of our look at the new Fior map! Last time we followed the Austro-Hungarian attackers as they broke through the heavily defended forest near the base of the mountain, and they had just reached the Citt di Roccia - unusual formations of limestone rocks. |
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In May 1916, Austria-Hungary launched a large offensive operation attacking across the Vicentine Alps into the Autonomous Province of Trento (known as Trentino). Despite their German allies refusing to assist with the attack - and even going so far as trying to dissuade General von Htzendorf from carrying out the plan - the Austro-Hungarians massed thousands of guns and hundreds of thousands of men. If they managed to break through they would be in a position to outflank all the Italian troops fighting along the Isonzo river. This was called the Strafexpedition - punitive expedition - intended to punish the Italians for their betrayal of the Central Powers when they went against an earlier defensive agreement to join the Entente instead. |
Bayonet charges are a staple image associated with the First World War, and while they rarely took the form of wild unsupported charges over No-Mans-Land, melee combat remained a key element of WW1 combat until the end of the war. It was partly a holdover from older military doctrine that had bayonet drill as a basic skill for soldiers, but also still proved useful even in the age of artillery and the machine gun. |
[h2]Gunplay in Isonzo[/h2] |
An army is nothing without weapons, and while weve looked at individual guns here and there throughout our previous blogs, we thought it would be valuable to bring them all together in a single post. Today were going to look over a number of the Austro-Hungarian weapons that will feature in Isonzo, with a few new images and gifs added for good measure! |
[h2]Mountain Guns[/h2] |
As weve explained before, Isonzo has a different progression system to our previous games. In Verdun and Tannenberg you gained points as you fought which could be used to unlock new loadouts for any role or squad. So how does it work in the new Isonzo class system? |
Today were looking at the third set of support options available to officers in Isonzo: the Aviation Corps! We explained artillery support available and the Chemical Regiment options for gas and smoke in previous dev blogs. The Aviation Corps has the same format of five options, with each tier being relatively more powerful but also having a longer cooldown before it becomes available. Lets jump in! |
As we explained last week, the Dolomites map officially has two defensive lines, each with a single capture point objective. In reality, however, the attacking Italians will need to break through more than just two lines of defense - they just dont all have objective points. To illustrate, the first thing attackers will see on leaving their jump-off points is a strip of barbed wire along the length of the rocky hillside ahead of them. Theyll need to cut the wire and climb the slope while under fire from the Austro-Hungarian defenders. |
[h2]Isonzo is coming September 13th![/h2] |
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[h2]Rifleman[/h2] |
We covered artillery support options in a previous dev blog, and the Chemical Regiment follows the same format with five choices, with later options having increasingly long cooldowns. The chemical warfare options have a slightly longer cooldown than the artillery and aviation call-ins, because gas and smoke remain on the battlefield for longer. |
Barbed wire is one of the most common battlefield obstacles youll find in the WW1 Game Series, whether youre fighting in France and Belgium with Verdun, on the Eastern Front with Tannenberg, or here in Isonzo. It slows you down, tangles you up, and will cause injury with potential death if you dont free yourself. |
[h2]Engineer[/h2] |
[h2]Artillery[/h2] |