http://rapidshare.com/files/308144641/F ... ssault.zip (~45MB)
NOTE: This campaign will NOT work with FreeFalcon 5!!!
There's no installer, but the installation is straightforward. Just read the readme included with the download.
I finished this one a while ago but never got around to releasing it. It was essentially a testbed for some ideas and theories I was playing around with, and it evolved into a pretty involved campaign. Here's the sitrep:
Essentially, it's a bit of a 3-way war... US/ROK alliance is at war with Russia, Russia is at war with the DPRK, and the DPRK-ROK of course are hostile to one another. (oh yeah, then there's the PRC...)THE SITUATION THUS FAR...
In a bold expansionary assault, Russia has launched an
invasion of North Korea. The DPRK finds itself caught off
guard and completely unprepared for an attack from the north,
and scrambles to divert its military to counter the unexpected
threat. Facing little resistance, Russia easily pushes well
south into the DPRK, capturing much of the northeast corridor
by the time the North Korean military is able to muster
their defenses.
Fearing the assault will threaten their interests in an
already unstable region, the U.S. and South Korean militaries
form a coalition with the intent to contain the Russian
expansion. Led by U.S. ground and air forces, the Combined
Forces launch their own invasion of North Korea.
With the DPRK distracted by the Russian invasion, the Combined
Forces take advantage of North Korea’s DMZ defenses being
weakened by the diversion of resources to the north.
Coalition forces break through in the east, pushing into
North Korea and capturing territory as far north as Wonsan.
Now facing a war on two fronts, the DPRK quickly loses
territory and finds itself holed up in the west. North Korean
forces pull back, setting up a new defensive front and vowing
not to let P'yongyang fall. Pleas for support go unanswered
by China, who has publicly vowed to remain neutral in the
conflict.
With the Combined Forces controlling much of the east coast
and Russia continuing to march down the northeast corridor,
both assault forces have their eyes on P'yongyang. The
situation has become dire for the DPRK, and North Korea seems
bound to fall. The only question left is who will be the one
to take control of it.
As of yet, neither the CIS nor the Combined Forces have
announced any intention of direct hostilities against each
other. However, although they share a common enemy, their
agendas are at direct odds to one another. With the CIS
pushing south and the Combined Forces continuing to advance
further north, what will happen when these two worlds
inevitably collide is yet to be determined.
The fate of Korea hangs in the balance...

Mainly, the goal was to increase Russia's role as a blue-side adversary in the Korean theater.
Some of the under-the-hood features include:
- Stalled campaign prevention - If the campaign reaches a deadlock, an initiative bias will be randomly given to one of the teams to pick the action back up.
- Major objectives for teams dictated by campaign events - Prevents teams from wasting time on non-vital objectives. Once they capture a major objective, they are specifically tasked to the next logical objective.
- Naval units now play a major role in air defense - both at the coastline and in major shipping channels.
- Shorter repair times for airbases and bridges - Mimics real-world practices of distressed airfield ops and pontoon bridges. Should help keep the ground war moving and prevent empty Red-side skies.
- PAK outlines and country borders are now visible on the main campaign map.
- Kneemap now has ALL airbases, airfields, highway strips, etc. along with their TACAN. Also darkened the roads a bit (comes in handy during SAD missions).
Victory conditions (both Red and Blue sides)-
- Capture and/or hold Seoul, Choongwon, Wonsan, P'yongyang, and Ch'aryon'gwan (where?!?... It's in upper northwest DPRK territory, near the Chinese border)
Notes-
- Again, this campaign only works with FreeFalcon4/RV1.
- Expect a looong war. The blue side essentially has to completely overrun the whole of North Korea to win.
- The campaign is complete and tested, but I never actually finished playing it the whole way through (got sidetracked with another campaign I am developing), so I can't guarantee all of the triggers will work, or that the war is even winnable in the timeframe alotted. I can guarantee you that I put a lot of time and thought and effort and error checking into it, but sometimes the best laid plans of mice and men...
- I made custom movies for the campaign events. Haven't tried them on any other system other than my own, and Falcon movies require very obscure codecs to play and to make, so they may or may not work on your system.
Have fun. Hope you like it.

Blue skies-
-DRX