Craig Champagne

I will continue to support the further development of what CMBO started.

If I lose my CD, I'll buy the WW2 Combat Mission games again.

I'm ready to buy the next WW2 Combat Mission game.

Current usage encourages capitalization of the first letter in the word "Soldier".

I pre-ordered both box and download versions of the game a few days before download was available, and, I'm still waiting for my boxed game and printed manual.

Are the infantry units maneuvered by squad, section or by individual infantryman?

I'll stick to the Nvidia chipsets, Schrull! Thanks for the tip.

I'm considering a new graphics card that's on sale. It's made by Radeon. Do these kinds of cards have trouble with CMBO and CMAK Smoke, Fog and Dust effects? I seem to remember something about this.

Thanks. Anybody else? [ May 13, 2006, 09:37 AM: Message edited by: Craig Champagne ]

I have this graphics card, and I want to use the latest drivers that do not adversely affect CMAK or CMBB in any way. What driver should I download and install? Thanks.

This is a great issue for debate. I've been thinking about this quite a bit. One of the things I'd like to see more of is balanced scenarios that require an attacker to exit points off of the opposite board edge, rather than scenarios that focus on fighting for Victory Flags. Most of the great balanced scenarios seem to be Meeting Engagements in which the two sides fight for a few Victory Flags. It must be very difficult to design a scenario using the format that I suggest above. I really admire you folks who have developed a talent in designing medium to large scenarios that are balanced, because I could never do this with great skill unless I devoted most of my leisure life doing this.

Rune has designed a very tough scenario for the Romanians attacking the Stalin Line in 1941. The Soviet AI is good enough to defend the positions and keep my Romanians from winning. Anybody have any suggestions for winning this scenario against the Soviet AI?

We've got to get The Scenario Depot back at any cost. I'd be willing to send a check for $10.00 to the folks who succeed in resurrecting TSD.

I'm very pleased to announce that the drivers recommended by Redwolf and the method for installing them recommended by Schrullenhaft both work very well with CMBB and CMAK. I'm very pleased with the results.

Schrullenhaft, Our Old Friend and Mentor. This community of wargamers owes you a tremendous debt of gratitude. I salute you, Sir. Thank you.