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Welcome to the Jungle! By popular demand by our players, the Invade and Annex staff have teamed up with the Community Team to bring you a weekend of Tigerstripe, talking trees and napalm! Things are about to get hot and steamy with CSAT on Tanoa over the Weekend of the 10th - 11th October. Ya boi @Fitz has taken some time off his Youtube career to port over all the new updates to our Tanoa mission file, so we can rock out to some Fortunate Son and drink some Mai Tais in Georgetown! Bring on the Malaria! (Apex Expansion is required for this server) - @BigRed IP: 103.212.227.76 Port: 2302 Direct Connect: steam://connect/103.212.227.76:2302

Community Minigames Night The Community Team will be hosting a minigame night on Wednesday the 15th of January at 7:30pm AEDT during which a number of free to play multiplayer games will be played for a big night of laughs, shits and giggles and immature content! Depending on numbers, concurrent lobbies will be set up and played! Which games (and the number of rounds) played wi ll be up to those who join on the night! Depending on interest and the success, the community team will be conducting regular nights like these! For more information, please see the forum post! https://strayagaming.com/topic/23506-community-minigame-night/

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Arma 3's Malden DLC is the updated version of the Malden terrain from Arma: Cold War Assault called Malden 2035. It is a FREE DLC, and runs every Monday night on the StrayaGaming Tanoa/Malden server. This is an infantry focussed map, and provides a lot of fun for players who like to work in a squad. The island of Malden is small, with a population of around 500. Historically, it was a French territorial possession during the early 1800's, but was then captured by the Russian Imperial Navy after the Napoleonic Wars. It maintains a distinct French influence, despite Russian occupation. In the 1960s Malden became a NATO outpost. Although the nearest major NATO base was in West Germany during 1985, Malden was considered not important enough and was left with only a minor presence. Now CSAT have determined it to be of strategic importance. Mondays: 1700 AEST 1800 AEDT 2000 NZST