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Ironic that Georgia first launched a full scale attack on South Ossetia. The Russians duly and quickly responded with everything they had.

I am having similar problems but it seems to slow down after the 60 minute mark, I have a: Dual Core 2.13 GHZ Geforce 7900 GS 2 Gig RAM And 9/10 I am getting out of memory messages and crashes, even when loading up the following mission after pooh and that is with a reload - 2 turns in wego and then loading to the next misson. It certainly is frustrating and getting to the point of walking away from the PC while I wait for the 1 minute turn to finish and wash the dishes.

Personally I can't fathom why the Military (both US and Aussie (to cetain extent), don't buy this "game" or a military spec modified version of it for training purposes of Officers, they seem to have no trouble fawning over Operation Flashpoint and its hardcore derivitive VBS2. That way the BF guys would be rolling in cash and us civvies as a by product would be getting hand me down mods. Everyones happy. But then again Military and best choice training tools and equipment are kind of a misnomer.

Ahh thanks perhaps the same problem was/is on the Objective Normandy scenario?

I have sent the relevant saved mission into BF here's hoping, and many thanks to my work for being technological dinosaurs with blocking file types in attached emails

I'll try and send it when I get back to work, silly upload limits (10 meg grr and I have a 13 meg file)

The Campaign Missions - Nightstalkers and Objective Normandy are the ones so far that will not allow me to claim the objectives.

I upgraded to 1.07 when I was on the Normandy map (hedgrow one, forgot its name) and played the following mission also in the campaign and no matter what I do or how many troops I saturate the objective areas (the green highlighted squares) I cannot get the objective secured message in the mission nor complete the objective in the after action screen. Is anyone else suffering this problem, this only happened after 1.07, besides that everything runs sweet.