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Miikka

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  1. In it´s review, a Finnish gamemag MikroBitti gave 93/100 to CM3:AK (mag arrived to me 2.12.2003). Writer of this review is Jukka O. Kauppinen - thanks go to him. Ride on, Miikka
  2. Also, created a (almost) symmetrical map awhile ago. Did this because I´ve tried to dig deeper into the "theory of scenario design" - what is good, bad, should be included and should not: what makes or breaks good scenarios. All this in order to isolate certain elements of good and bad design. Cheers, Miikka [ November 24, 2002, 01:51 PM: Message edited by: Miikka ]
  3. A new finnish vs. soviet scenario, Across the border, can now be found at the Scenario Depot. Enjoy, any feedback appreciated. Miikka / Suomitiimi
  4. Standard misinformation fed to the enemy, so they have no idea about what is our actual strength. Miikka
  5. Sorry, can´t find it - is it scenario or operation, and what is the name? Miikka [ October 27, 2002, 05:46 AM: Message edited by: Miikka ]
  6. Translated info about the "destroyed tank" picture (from Suomalainen Korpisoturi -book): Maybe the most published AT-picture of our countrys war history: smoking remains of a long barreled Sotka (nickname for T-34), taken on the last day of June, 1944. This T-34/76 D -version was meant to be a commanding tank, it had a characteristic hexagonal turret. Painted on the side was a number 450. Presumably a shot from a german assault gun hit the lower part of the tank, rendering it immobile. Alikersantti Matti Huppunen fired a shot with panzerfaust, and the shot completed the destruction of the tank: the shot tore off the turret which hurled away from the main body of the tank. The commander of the tank must´ve been located in the upper part of the turret, otherwise he wouldn´t have been able to escape from the tank in between the two shots. Finnish troops, carrying panzerfausts, examine the destruction: the men are from II/JR 12, Kersantti Kalle Niemelä (left) and Heino Nikulassi (died during the next day in Ihantala hill). On the farmost left side of the picture, is a panzergrenadier Eino Heikkilä from regiments artillerycompany. SA-picture (meaning Finnish army). Miikka
  7. Nippy wrote: What did you mean with that? Miikka
  8. It´s always nice to see how Finland is left out of the the maps. The truth behind this is - of course - the fact that no outside party has ever been able to recon our fine land Cheers, Miikka
  9. Waffengrenadiers, as Finnish version is European version , w/ .pdf manual in Finnish and Finnish cover texts on the box. Miikka
  10. Well this shows some true maturity. And I thought we lived in a global world, at least within this forum that ideology has worked in the past. Miikka, from Finland.
  11. Believe me, there is quite enough swearing in the voices of the Finnish troops, so you all can sleep safely now Cheers, Miikka
  12. Well, at times we had to use our imagination quite creatively We avoided the use of "v" word for certain reasons. And yes, we counted the swearing words in Tuntematon Sotilas (Unknown soldier - both versions) and such films... Sorry, you lost me here? The same sounds are naturally in every version of the game? Cheers, Miikka
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