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Seems like a lot of the old sites are gone.

Yes, if I recall that did not work either when I was faced with installing CMAK a few years ago. Guess, I will just have to bite the bullet and do the uninstall.......Arrrrrrg!

When I originally got CMAK-it got a hang up on installation. I eventually had to uninstall my Norton Internet Security (no, not just turn it off) and the game installed. Got a new machine, am I going to have to do this again or is there a work around? Thanks

Ok, I stand corrected. The correct way to use them is to button them up before closing with the enemy. Tried four of em against two companies of Pz Grenadiers and they ate (fried) them for lunch. Totally vicious. I am begging my opponent to let me play the late war Brits again.

Now go out and buy CMAK. It is all that much better. It adds some chrome and armor battles are much different with fewer killing hits and more partial penetrations that can shock (or not)

There is a counter for everything. Combat engineers and flamethrowers are very good at killing tigers.

It really comes down to firepower. If you got enough of it, you are going to wipe out the enemy. SMG squads are the best for that. Flame throwers too. Experience is a big factor as well as leadership bonuses. If the enemy is in the open, it should be wiped out, or break at the least. I have not seen any problems with ambushes in my games. That is why you send the half squad out on point. Better to lose it that the whole platoon.

No, I am talking about full unhurt crews that are buttoned. I set to area fire a position and they won't fire when buttoned. I got three of them left. I will double check the crew quality. Most are regular or veteran and I don't think I am hull down. Perhaps is it because I am targeting the carriers with the crew unbottoned and then as soon as they take fire they are buttoning up and losind LOS to the target. I will try sending them in to range while buttoned. Maybe that will make a difference. They are pretty thin skinned. One got knocked out by a MMG from the rear.

First time playing with a 1945 British rifle division. Boy was I excited to see that you get a ton of flame throwers and six wasp FT carriers. However, it is my sad experience that the wasp carrier is totally useless and porked. If you move within rage of any suitable target-even if the target is well suppressed, the wasp will usually take some rifle fire, then button up and do nothing. Apparently you have to be unbuttoned to fire the FT but, in truth, you will never be in range and unbuttoned. I just checked on the web and the FT on a wasp is a bow mounted weapon-not an exposed coax weapon and should be able to fire when buttoned up. Not in this game, I have six totally useless carriers instead. In fact in real life the wasp was a very effective weapon and much feared by opposing troops. As an old Squad Leader player, I am used to running amok with these things. In CMAK they just do not work worth a crap. Or, am I missing something?

They were not common but shotguns were used in the Pacific. Just like in Vietnam it was discovered that they were well suited to Jungle combat.

They were not common but shotguns were used in the Pacific. Just like in Vietnam it was discovered that they were well suited to Jungle combat.

Have not been here for a while. I got a nice set of overlays for desert terrain. Where can I get a nice set for European terrain that work with CMAK? Thanks

Thanks, No more said.

I was able to make back ups of CMBO and CMBB. Not for distribution for wear and tear protection. I am unable to do it with CMAK. Is the disc protected from copying? I already have a nasty scratch on it and want to make sure I have a working copy. Perhaps it is the scratch that prevents me from making the copy. If it is indeed the scratch, is there a way of repairing a scratched disc? Thanks

Well, turning off Norton and trying the install in safe mode did not work. I will try uninstalling Norton (sigh). However, NAV is a major program. This should not be this hard. I will let you know if that works.