Black Sabot
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Correct me if i'm wrong, but can't you just double click on a platoon HQ to see where the sub-units are?
pcelt, is that what you're asking for?
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Matt,
I cry when CMHQ is down
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LOL!!!
and here i thought you were posting your surrender!
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Coltz,
Easy there dude! First off, Turn off your caps (they signify someone yelling).
Now, about PBEM. Follow along:
1) start game
2) choose e-mail for your play option
3) choose side, etc...
4) set-up forces
5) hit "GO"
6) PBEM screen comes up, your game has been converted to a PBEM file (you can rename it )
7) attach PBEM file to e-mail
8) send to opponent
Here's a helpful tip:
create a seperate PBEM folder for each of your opponents in your CM directory (it helps to organize all the incoming files)
I hope this helps.
P.S. i might have #2 and #3 mixed up, but you should be able to figure it out.
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The following is from an e-mail Steve sent me regarding paying by check:
Battlefront.com
PO Box 307
Dover-Foxcroft ME
04426 USA
Make sure to include your shipping address, email, and platform (OS
version) you are using. If you would like to be notified by mail when
your check arrives, please make mention of that with your order.
I hope this helps.
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Hello Panzerleader,
3 things come to mind:
Have BTS mail it to a family member / friend in Brazil
Or, rent a P.O. box near your new home and have BTS mail it there.
Or, arrange with someone who has already ordered to add an extra copy to their order. Make sure it's someone who pre-ordered with a credit card. When you arrive in Brazil just send them the funds so they can ship it to you.
I hope this helps
P.S. I have family in Brazil (option #4, if all else fails)
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Yeah, make sure that's not the one you send me for the double blind match
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Served with a Big plate of double-blind scenarios, Pour me a pitcher
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I have absolutely no experience in Beta testing of computer games, my computer has the bare minimum specs needed to run the game, I have no free time, and frankly couldn't care less if the rounds skipped, bounced, cork screwed, or rolled across the field like some high explosive bowling ball.
In short, i am the worst person you could get to test CM2.
I eagerly await your e-mail
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Hell, Screw the game, i'd fly across the Atlantic for free beer! How's the weather in Eindhoven?
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Charles,
I too have witnessed (heard) this. I'm playing VoT and my opponent has his 105 Shermans on the hill but behind the crest (definetly out of LOS).
Anyways, i panned over to his side of the map and i could clearly hear the tank engines, although i saw no tank or sound contact. In fact if i was to pan along his edge of the map at camera view #1 i could pinpoint the exact location by the way the sound would switch from one speaker to another. However, when i recieved the next PBEM turn i was unable to hear it again.
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Last night i ran 2 back to back VoT games as the Germans. Each time i played the AI and my forces were at +50.
The first time i recieved 2 150 IG guns, an extra Shreck team, and everything else remained the same. Each 150 lasted a total 30 seconds after they fired. Doesn't matter if you give them ambush markers to prevent them from firing, eventually they have to participate in the defense, and they die soon after that. Without the IGs, the 75 was all alone and overwhelmed. Result-crushing axis defeat.
The second time was a carbon copy of the first with the exception that i got 2 75 bunkers instead of the extra IG. They ruled the Battlefield, popping both 105 Shermans early on. The AI used the 105 arty against Plomville and the 81s against my LH platoon, so the bunkers were undisturbed throughout the game. The Sherman reinforcements would constantly pop smoke to avoid both bunkers (which were in mutually supporting positions). One by one they got lit-up. In the end the Shrecks weren't even needed, and the Panther engaged infantry targets.
My vote goes to for the extra 75 bunker. They are much more effective than the 150 IGs.
P.S. Mike, if you read this, I hope i get the extra 75 in our re-match
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Greetings gents,
I've taken General Patton's offer for a beta PBEM but i'm unable to fire up the demo. I made sure to D/L the gold to another folder to prevent any conflict with the 2 versions.
Is there anyone that can offer some assistance? I'd hate to leave the poor guy stranded. Please e-mail me directly.
Thank you
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Don't forget to include what operating system you are using, And include your e-amil address if you want Steve to notify you when he's recieved your MO.
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Hmmm...good question.
Myself, I'd prefer to swap the 150 IG for an extra 75 bunker. Give those two bunkers interlocking fields of fire, and fix the targetting bug, and now you got game
Or, how about this for a scenario...take one of the 88s from Reisburg, put it in a concrete bunker in VoT. Then take the 150 IG and put it in Reisburg.
Man, i could think up a hundred of these. If only there was a way to design your own scenario, Hmmm...
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Maastrictian,
To become a member Fionn must first 'Program' you...You will then be one of 'us'
Are you ready?
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Mike,
I hope you didn't think i was being serious
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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Captitalistdoginchina:
How do you clear minefields?
CDIC<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Herd your prisoners into a group and march them thru it
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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by sniperscope:
I will meet him again in battle.
sniperscope
hopelessly addicted <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
So, Am i to understand that there is the set-up for round 2 waiting for me when i get home?
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I've had it done to one my units.
I had the remnants of a squad pinned down inside Plomville when a Zippo came around the corner and let fly on the bldg! It was like spraying a Roach with Raid
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[This message has been edited by Black Sabot (edited 05-19-2000).]
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Iggi,
Are you using the terrain to your advantage? If you're going head to head with the Shermans in the open then you're going to get lit up.
However, if you are using the little knolls and dips in the terrain to get hull down, then the Stugs have a big advantage over the Shermans
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Out of the thousand plus games of CM i've played i've seen it twice. Neither time did it last longer than a turn.
Also, it happens during the action phase so it didn't affect my tactics in any way. I'd just ignore it.
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You're probably experiencing a run of bad luck with your Stugs.
There are countless posts that describe Stugs getting the drop on Shermans, And taking them out with the first shot.
Are you playing a hotseat / PBEM game or against the AI? I find that human opponents use the terrain to the Stugs advantage much better than the AI.
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Mechanical Designer by day,
Husband and Daddy by night
You know you're playing too much CM when...
in Combat Mission Archive #2 (2000)
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When you spend all day at work reading post after post about guys that are addicted to CM.
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