WarDog

How about a scounge command in the unit orders menu for infantry. Perhaps if ordered to scounge,the unit would have a possibility of increasing their small arms ammo,granades, etc. This could take the amount of previously suffered casualties into effect.The units scrounging would also suffer an increased exposure penalty. Just a thought, as I have no idea of the difficulties involved

LOL-Hey! Has anyone discussed how casualties are reflected i.e dead bodies? ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

Here's another vote for the Sherman "Easy 8"

Why bump this one?

I am only interested in my 30th post. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

Matt, Shake the SOB's hand only after you rip it off his wrist. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

I don't have a problem with the 3 man squad representation. I do think something more should be done to show dead bodies- has this been brought up before ? I AM KIDDING-repeat KIDDING-I just couldn't resist so please no flames. P.S. Just kidding really

For tactics Closing with the Enemy by Michael D. Doubler. Another couple of good reads - Overlord by Max Hastings and Six Armies in Normandy by John Keegan. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

I too have to recommend Enemy at the Gates by William Craig. I was lucky enough to get my hands on a used first edition. What a powerful book. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

I don't see any harm in it. If you don't want to use it - don't use it. I can sure think of a couple times it would have been nice. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war [This message has been edited by WarDog (edited 08-07-2000).]

Long Island, USA ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

42 years young here ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

Richly deserved success guys. Now let's all turn our gazes east. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

Mine was red,white & blue-8 1/2 by 11. P.S. my heart skipped a couple beats when I didn't see the CD in envelope. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

I'm no addict. I am not constantly playing CM.In fact I usually spend a couple hours a day browsing this board.And I work - yeah! I work-Can't play at work right? right? - I mean... can you? ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

I have to second GhostOne's opinion of "Enemy at the Gates" by William Craig as a Superb book.It has been a number of years since I read it but, I remember it as very powerful.What an epic movie it would make.If you can lay hands on it-do so-an excellent read. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

I found one cheat<Shift-C> It turns your units into giants. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

I have followed my orders. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

Monty Python and WWII-God I love this board! "Bring us a shrubbery" ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

Jackhammer Not in the Airforce-was U.S. Navy 75-79 ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

Sincle troops = Troops trained by Major William T. Sincle. Sincle troops were an elite group of specially trained commandos. A cross between Army Rangers and Navy Seals.They participated in several highly secret operations. Their superior tactics and overwelming firepower allowing them to overcome units many times their size. After being decomissioned after WWII,many continued to follow "the sound of the guns" to many small brushfire wars around the world. Many of the most feared mercenary groups in the world today can trace their roots back to the daring heroes of Major William T. Sincle. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

51.5% at this time!

Congratulations guys!!!I knew CM was gonna be BIG!! REALLY BIG!!! Just think what this board is going to be like as thousands more tune in and turn on.Your game has truly raised the bar on what kind of game I will plunk my money down on. You guys have saved me alot of money. If you think CM was well received just wait for CM2.The Russians had lots of nice toys too! ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

Germans-They have better toys !! ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war

I think it was November 1999. Was entertaining thoughts of having it for Xmas '99. Now it will be an extremely early Xmas 2000 gift. ------------------ Cry Havoc!and let slip the dogs of war