Hello and welcome back to another Forgotten Hope 2 update.

Today we have a render to show off, but first we'd like to wish all of our fans a happy new year! We'd like to thank you all for your support over the last year, and for voting for us in the ModDB 2016 MOTY competition where we received yet another honourable mention!

The M1941 82mm mortar or 82-PM-41 differed from the prewar M1937 82mm mortar in that it had the distinctive cone shaped baseplate and different bipod. This bipod allowed it to be fitted with removable wheels that greatly increased its mobility.

These differences made it less steady when firing than the older design, and as a result it was generally less accurate. An improved M1943 mortar was eventually designed which fixed this issue, but all three models continued in use together. Our PM-41 was made by Matt Baker and Roughbeak.

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Hello and welcome back to another Forgotten Hope 2 update.

At first we would like to thank our community for their votes in the first round of the annual ModDB Mod of the Year

As you might know, ModDB is the largest community site for mods around the world.

Every year, the community gets to vote for their favourite mods and the winner is pronounced Mod of the Year. In 2010 FH2 won the competition and has received honourable mentions every other year since then.

Thanks you your votes so far, FH2 has once again made it into the Top 100 mods of 2016. Why not drop by and give us a vote and take a look at some of the other fantastic mods that ModDB have listed?

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That's all for this week, but be sure to come back next time for another update. Until then, feel free to visit our IRC channel, our public forums, and/or our Twitter and Facebook pages to discuss this update and other news.

In This FH2 Campaign You Will Experience:
Forgotten Hope 2 at its best!
Fighting on a 100 player server
New gameplay on new maps with new assets.
2 sides led by the best with teamwork oriented armies employing strategies and co-operation with promotions and rewards for your achievements.
New friendships with likeminded people from all over the world
It is free and everybody is welcome!

What Is A Campaign?
A campaign is a series of connected battles where we recreate the timeline of the war. Here at Forgotten Honor it also means teamplay and organized gameplay. Campaigns take about 8-10 weeks and every Friday night we will have one +4hour battle. All battles are counted towards the final score which determines the army that won the overall campaign.
Every army has a training server to use during the week for scouting and practice, as well as their own Teamspeak channels and locked sub-forums (we call them barracks) for communication and entertainment. Everyone can participate in all weekly activities and events as much as they want!

How To Join?
Due to our new Tournament Interface being in development, a different signup process is in effect.
Step 1 - Click in Tournament Statistics Page and choose your side in the Tropic Thunder Campaign: http://www.forgottenhonor.nl/forums/page/tournament-team-statistics
Step 2 - You now have access to the Tropic Thunder Campaign Information and your Divisonal Barracks. Choose your company and make a post introducing yourself in the respective company topic.
Step 3 - Have fun together with other players playing FH2.

Hello and welcome back to another Forgotten Hope 2 update.

Today we are showing off a render of a pistol that will be arming the Finns in the next release: the Lahti L-35.

In the 1920s the Finnish Army were working to replace the multitude of older weapon designs in use and move towards domestically produced weapons. in 1929 Aimo Lahti received a request to design a new pistol to be tested against the existing Lugers.

While externally similar looking to the Luger, Lahti's design was internally very different. Although a strong and sturdy looking design, it was not completely capable of handling the hotly loaded 9 mm ammunition intended for the Suomi submachinegun, which would over time crack the pistol's slide.

Several thousand L-35 pistols were delivered to the Finnish Army before the end of the War, never managing to replace the Luger. Our Lahti was made by Seth Soldier.

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We also have an announcement from the combined teams of 762-Ranking, World at War and Forgotten Honor about their release of the Community Map Pack. You can read all about it here, and watch their trailer below:

You can download it using the Community Updater, in the rare case where this fails try the "Repair Installed" button.

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That's all for this week, but be sure to come back next time for another update. Until then, feel free to visit our IRC channel, our public forums, and/or our Twitter and Facebook pages to discuss this update and other news.