Spindry69

I've experienced this too. In setup IIRC I moved some units as a group close to the desired positions for them to be placed. The AT gun was placed just outside the setup zone and I was unable to change it's position any further during setup. It was beside a road not in a building. The map did have an unusual setup zone with part of it being a long thin strip, following a road which may have caused the gun to be placed outside the setup zone.

Thats great news!

I don't think I will be fully satisfied with WW2 untill my Pz38t trundles around a forest path and bumps into a KV-2 causing a mad scramble to bring up a 88 Flak gun. I don't even want to think how long it will take until we get to Eastern front 41.

This thread should be stickied somewhere as per CMSF. I found moving machine gun squads forward with the assult and deploying part way to the objective can help a lot with supression fire.

Another well deserved acolade for Battlefront! Iv'e been wondering why the lack of reviews, more from the mil gaming sites.

Funny stuff. I remember my first model when I was 7, it was as a F4 Phantom model. I still have the scar in my knee cap.

Nice find, it makes a difference in colour feels like i'm there. No thanks!

New armour built to meet two main criteria. Low cost for budget conscious millitary forces and designed with acoustics in mind so the enemy can hear your prayers. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=750_1307911613

Yes sorry, maybe I was a little harsh but over emotive negative thread titles kinda annoyies me. All good pcelt, enjoy the manual when it arrives, as I will.

Some people need to learn patience, getting a life may help as well.

Tried this mod, at first I thought it made things too dark and drab but it grew on me very quickly. Like the rest of your mods Vein, it's a keeper in my Z folder.

Did you win?

The joy of seeing the frontal armour on your tank impervious to rounds is invariably tempered by seeing the tank quickly becoming imobilsed or having it's main gun knocked out.

I kinda lost interest in these books when one novel mentioned Panzerfausts being used in 1941. Sometimes reality is stranger than fiction. I once met a WW2 SS tank commander who ended up a Major in the Australian Tank Regiment and served in Centruions in Vietnam. A very nice guy he also liked doing sculptures and intricate wood carved furniture.

Firing artillery at a slower rate of fire gives you time to adjust and avoid wasting too many rounds if they are going off target. If spotting rounds land near your troops run away very fast. Don't let the rear of your Marders face the enemy. Small arms fire punching through the thin rear door will almost always soon follow.