Call to Battle 2 Wiki

The Call to Battle team welcomes you to the

Official Call to Battle 2 Wiki,

a database of information about the contents of the mod, such as the vast and diverse arsenal of weapons, the many maps, the factions, and the war itself.

We are currently maintaining 87 articles and 230 files. Please feel free to contribute by creating new articles or expanding existing ones.

About the Mod

Call to Battle 2 is a mod set during World War II. It is the successor to the original mod, Call to Battle 1. It strives for realistic infantry combat and depicts the many famous battles of the war, from the shores of D-Day, to the streets of Stalingrad, and the fields of Market Garden.

The mod plans to implement both the major and less known countries that participated during the war. As of now, they currently have 14 nations and 1 militia implemented.

Guns are an important aspect of the mod. Each gun is carefully crafted to represent its real life counterpart. As mentioned before, they have a large and vast arsenal of more than 300 firearms in the mod ranging from the commonly known M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle, to the less used and known vz. 24 bolt-action rifle.

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Contents

• Commands
• Classes
• Factions
• Game Modes
• Guns
• Maps

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