u/RegemPip

I hadn't played Battlefield 2042 in almost two years, and recently I felt like playing some classic Bad Company 2 Rush matches through Portal.

To my surprise, on Valparaiso the attacking team's base is supposed to have an M3A3 Bradley available from the start of the match, but it simply never appears. I even used the exact same settings as the official DICE Portal experience, and it still doesn't spawn. It doesn't even show up as an option if I switch vehicle spawning to the modern system.

I searched YouTube and found videos from 2025 of people playing on this map, and the Bradley was also missing there. However, in videos from earlier years, the vehicle was present at the attackers' base from the beginning of the match.

Does anyone know what happened? Is there any setting that enables this vehicle, or has it been removed from the Portal version of the map?

Right now my group mostly plays OPR Skirmish on small tables (2'x2' to 2'x3') using the Kitchen Table rules. We usually play with cover terrain and blocking terrain, and every now and then we include climbable terrain. The one thing we've never really used is difficult terrain, mostly because we don't have any physical pieces to represent it on the table.

That wouldn't be a big deal, except there are army and unit rules that actually benefit from difficult terrain, so it feels like we're not getting the most out of our armies.

So I have a couple of questions:

How do you represent difficult terrain on your tables?

Do you usually have just one area of difficult terrain, or do you spread it around the board more evenly like cover terrain?

What's a cheap or DIY way to add difficult terrain to a game?

Thanks in advance!

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Compré una miniatura para usarla como sustituta de algunas figuras de Warhammer (el arquero de la foto que subí). Sin embargo, la escala es completamente diferente a la de las miniaturas de GW.

Si reduzco el tamaño al 85%, consigo la altura correcta, pero las extremidades quedan demasiado delgadas y desproporcionadas en comparación con el resto de las miniaturas (la figura del medio tiene las proporciones correctas).

¿Existe algún método para ajustar las proporciones de estos nuevos modelos sin simplemente escalarlos uniformemente?