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Anyone here should try to avoid Carrel and Agte. Their reputation is ... not that good in Germany. Be sure, that there are some more to come!

Maybe this just simulates the behavior of a squad on the battlefield. A small and familiar group of persons ( a Band of Brothers ) would not left someone of their own bleeding and screaming. In this case BA adds something realistic and I think I like it. But I also think it should be rewarded a little bit more by the game, if I leave a squad for a turn to care about the wounded; reward me for not beeing a emotionless commander.

So wtf happened with my StuGs? :[ Just hardcore bad luck?

@ DAF The T34 and the StuGs where not moving. The trials confirmed what I experienced: 10 runs-> 3 StuG vs 3 T34 -> one T34 left alive, StuGs dead. Regulars on both sides. Distance 1000m. Greetings...

You bet your ass! Your remarks make sense. Nevertheless it where troops of equal quality that met. In a situation like regular StuG vs regular T34 at a range of 1200m I would expect the StuG to win. I'll run trial. Greetings...

Elite due to their moral (assault artillerymen volunteered), education and potent equipment.

Hello, The 80mm StuG is overpowered. It would have been fair. The StuG platoon where both regulars with one green. Greetings...

Hello everybody! After a while I returned to CMBB playing some great games with a friend. But last game was a bit frustrating for me. QB in June 1942, middle. 3000pts. meeting engagement. I (Ger) bought 6 StuG/F 50mm knowing that I will have to handle a massive armored force of 15 T34. I was confident in the power of my StuGs if used in a correct way. So right in the first round a platoon of my StuGs had visual contact with 2 T34 Mod.42 over a distance of 1200 m. After a short firefight two of my StuGs went up in flames, while the third had its gun damaged, taking out only one of the two T34 and a lot of own shells missing their target. Ok, frustrating, but it was just bad luck I thougt. A few minutes later. my second platoon had a platoon of T34 coming in their sight. Before the first shot was fire the three T34 had a visual too with my StuGs. A firefight started, with a result of one T34 in flames and three abandoned StuGs. The distance was about 300-400 meters. My StuGs had fired about 10 shots, with only 3! hits. So whats up with those StuGs in CMBB? Best optics, great gun. But they aimed like a poor infantry gun and the T34 hit with 90% of their shots. Was this whole game just bad luck, or are StuGs really that poor in CMBB? I mean the Sturmartillerie was an elite troop with an great rate of loss:kills. Veterans told me that they where even selfconfident facing the enemy with a rate of 1:4. Greetings... PS: Also had an 88mm recoiling from a T34 turret at 300m

Great thread! If this kind of threads are of interest I could post my impression of Volgograd too. I am from Germany and was there last summer. Greetings...

Hello Michael I didnt meant the Tiger skin, but the user interface skin Greetings, Christian

Hello! Where can I get this interface skin?

"By the book" they would have thrown out the rackets

Hello everybody, one thing that came back to my mind when I just read a book about the "Sturmartillerie" is the amount shells a StuGIII carrys in CMBB. Its always about 40 shells. But in the literature and in talking with veterans it is said, that the StuG-crews always threw out the racks for the shells and were now able to store about 100 to 120 shells. This is definitive not a single case but a common proceeding and well know. Why do you think is this not simulated in CMBB? Greetings...

Hello Everybody, Just a short question: Is it somehow possible to save a map that was computer generated for a quick battle? Greetings...

Well, I would say its both of it. I am always interested in a good game and looking for a challange. If you are interested I would be happy to... Greetings!