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Nizla Island - MANW_2025

by JamesDY_Y · all their mods

---This Mod is for The Make Arma Not war 2025 contest--- --This mod will not be updated-- Use the original mod to play : https://reforger.armaplatform.com/workshop/65670680EE0D7802-NizlaIsland

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Get it on the Workshop reforger.armaplatform.com/workshop/65FE1BE8BE1BFB94

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Details

Author
JamesDY_Y
Version
1.0.0
Size
1.79 GB
Licence
APL
Game version
1.4.0.48
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0 / 0 dislikes
Published
31 Jul 2025
Updated
1 year ago
Workshop ID
65FE1BE8BE1BFB94

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COE2 Nizla Island 1.0.0

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RHS - Status Quo 4 servers RHS - Content Pack 02 4 servers RHS - Content Pack 01 4 servers Ragdoll unconscious state 3 servers WCS_SpaceCore 3 servers Mil Mi26 - WIP 3 servers SinglePlayerGameMaster 3 servers MFD Framework 3 servers

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  1. v1.0.0 1.79 GB 31 Jul 2025
Description from the Workshop

Nizla is a little-known yet stunning island that is part of the Jamdy archipelago, long disputed between the Soviet Union and the United States due to its strategic position. Once a medieval commercial crossroads, it is now home to a wealth of castle ruins, remnants, and buried military secrets. Despite its tense past, Nizla has become a discreet tourist destination, favored for its wild landscapes, secluded beaches, and unique heritage. Its economy mainly relies on the export of wood and its derivatives, traditional agriculture, and mining. Even today, Nizla remains a significant military strategic point on a global scale, further enhancing its geopolitical importance at the heart of modern maritime routes. Between history, mystery, power, and natural beauty, Nizla remains an overlooked gem waiting to be discovered.