MarkEzra

It's important that you flip the unit quality around. Reds must be set at crack or elite and Blues to regular. Care and attention to vehicle Quality setting and limiting Blue AT weapons by using "scarce" all help to give it that WW2 flavor, Check out the Unit setups in Chance encounter and you'll get a pretty good picture. The CMBO Riesberg scen used a higher Fantaticism setting... so you can count on the CM:SF rendering to do the same. My general view of force dominance in CM:SF is that it's not so much different the CMx1...The Syrians are the new Americans is all

Valley of trouble had two steep hills with a small town. It featured the M4 105 and Panthers...first look at both back then. It may have been the last pre-CMBO gold scen. It was re-done for CMAK as were the others I'm working on. I start by using the CMAK maps (CMBO doesn't run on my machine)and try to match the layout and forces as closely as possible. I have as a goal to retain a good likeness and similar playability of the originals. I hope that players who played the originals to death during the long wait for CMBO will be able to recall those Halcyon days of old.

Bridges and water can be simulated. here's a pic

That CMBO crowd was really tough!

Wow!!!!

My favorite deodorant is Speed Stick. But sometimes I buy Ban

Chance Encounter is up but will be reviewed and modified when 1.05 is released. Last Defense is completed but will hold for patch and final testing Riesberg is in the works. Should be released for Christmas. Valley of Trouble...If Community interest stays high then I'll take a run at this in the New Year

I think Steve said there was no editor changes for 1.05 but they would be looking at that later. Like Web: I don't bake, I plan.

Hmmm now what does this mean? Picture of scary knife Recent comments about lack of close combat graphics or sounds. Wait for patch continues

About the first mod I dl will be tracer color for each side...Hope there will be blue for BlUE and red for RED...That way I'll know "whose doin' the shootin'?

A Note: RuhrRiver, nie MaxM, did a number of "funnies" when CMBO was first introduced...His great sense of humor has lightened many a dark day for me and all CM'rs...

Had Max just ordered the cab to pick his boys up and drive to the front door, like the rest of the guest, and not park his ugly Tour Bus in front of the delivery door...which is locked at all times!...he would not have had this unfortunate incident occur... That's the trouble with these package tours...just unruley Infidels and no tips...! [ December 11, 2007, 05:26 AM: Message edited by: MarkEzra ]

You bet! Happen to have a link?

Any guy who buys all the Cm's is tops in my book. I don't actually understand what you are asking (either) But I'm certain others here do.

Would you mind reporting the actual File KB size...I'd like to compare it against Those large Forest maps I mentioned earlier...

Not sure I get your point. You can make one unit the objective for destruction by the enemy. But this same unit can not be the objective for you to preserve. With terrain it can. You can assign a terrain objective for the enemy to destroy and the same terrain objective for you to preserve. -- </font>

Take a look at the 3 tree usage. If you are using them exclusively or nearly so it will impact not only loading but game play. I ran across this when I did very large "Forest" QB's. You may well find that a simple soltion is is use 3 trees as an outer ring to your forested area and 2 and 1 trees mixed inside. There is a notation regarding this on page 147 of the manual.

The Terrain Objective like Destroy/preserve is entirely about structures or terrain. Unit parameters allows for casualties and unit conditions. Unit Objectives can make that General the only objective in the game. Three different ways that can be used exclusively or mix and match...

What breed of dog should the MP's have? Can we have a choice?

What breed of dog should the MP's have? Can we have a choice?

What breed of dog should the MP's have? Can we have a choice?

It certainly does. Now I have to decide if I am willing to take that Loss to move (slower) or wait (care for wounded) and hope I will have enough time to complete the mission. The nightmare of battlefield small unit management is illuminated by the game

It certainly does. Now I have to decide if I am willing to take that Loss to move (slower) or wait (care for wounded) and hope I will have enough time to complete the mission. The nightmare of battlefield small unit management is illuminated by the game

It certainly does. Now I have to decide if I am willing to take that Loss to move (slower) or wait (care for wounded) and hope I will have enough time to complete the mission. The nightmare of battlefield small unit management is illuminated by the game

I would think that what The Syrian Tank commander can see adjusted by his experience, motivation and morale would play the critical role in to pop or not to pop smoke.