The brief is to create a fully playable, roughly 2 × 2 km battlefield for Arma Reforger that captures the feel of a modern Ukrainian front line while running smoothly in multiplayer. Terrain, assets, lighting and optimisation all need to work together so infantry combat feels tense, realistic and balanced. Terrain concept • Layered front line: open fields scarred by craters and shell-torn earth, threaded with a highly detailed trench network. The trenches must include dugouts, command posts and connecting communication lines, with some segments partially collapsed or hastily repaired to show use under fire. • Forest belt: a dense yet navigable woodland designed for movement and manoeuvre between cover. Sight-lines should open and close quickly, rewarding flanking and quick decision-making. • Villages: several small settlements laid out in a mixed pattern—some clustered groups of houses, others more spread out—to guarantee varied firefights. Buildings should range from intact to lightly damaged; only a handful may be partially destroyed. Streets, back-yards and farm plots need believable clutter for cover without overwhelming performance. • Transitional ground: hedgerows, drainage ditches and sunken roads connecting key areas, encouraging players to choose between exposed speed and covered approaches. Gameplay & technical goals • Smooth 60 FPS target on official PvP servers with 32–48 players. • Natural-looking LoDs and material blending to avoid pop-in. • Navigation mesh and AI paths baked for SP scenarios. • Lighting tuned for clear visibility by day and atmospheric night ops. Deliverables – Packaged .mod folder ready for Steam Workshop upload (including world data, terrain assets and config). – Editable World Editor project files so I can tweak layers later. – Read-me outlining any custom assets, dependencies or configuration changes. – Short test scenario showcasing typical infantry, vehicle and AI behaviour. Acceptance checks 1. All trenches traversable by player and AI without clipping. 2. Average client FPS ≥ 60 on default “High” preset during a 48-player stress test. 3. No critical script errors or missing textures in the RPT log. 4. Map loads in under 45 seconds on an SSD. If you have questions about terrain source data, reference photos or specific Enfusion tools, let me know and I’ll supply whatever you need.