SuperTed

VJ, I thought that was tomorrow. Besides, I'm planning to wait for the entire set with the director's cut. I want all 150 hours of video. :eek:

Panzerman is looking for some help at The Scenario. Get all the details at CMHQ.

JW, I see. Yes, that is essentially how it works. The settings also affect other things, like units becoming Free French...

BN, In my reply to Steven, I said that Hubert could provide a more detailed answer. There was nothing mentioned about making things possible or hobos. Please excuse my ignorance, but I really don't know what your point is here.

Aloid, +1 makes a big difference, eh?

Aloid, As it should be. When you're winning at +100% and +2, you'll get your decoder ring.

More results from the Newbie Rejects: Voidhawk (US) defeated Silvio Manuel (German) by a score of 53-41 in The Crucible. This was enough for Voidhawk to overtake Silvio Manuel's lead from the first leg of the Group Finals. So, Voidhawk wins the Newbie Reject Group with an overall score of 96-89 and advances to the Newbie Final Four! Congratulations to Voidhawk!

Hawkmek, If you have CM, there are some nice ones in there. The "Yes, sir!" sound may do the trick.

JW, Actually, a higher difficulty setting for the Allies reduces the chance of their arrival.

Steven, As Hubert has stated, September 1939 is the earliest the war can start and the aforementioned countries automatically start at war. Those are design decisions and cannot be changed. If you would like a more detailed answer, Hubert would be the man with the information.

Holien, I'm so happy you remember. That accuser was me. Here is the thread I started. Anyway, I was bringing to the forum's attention a player in the Newbie Tournament that was actively cheating. He was trying to get information on my scenarios from this very forum. I felt it was appropriate to make this public since the offending party had done the same in his efforts to blatantly cheat. [ August 04, 2002, 09:15 PM: Message edited by: SuperTed ]

OGG, Maybe you should consider better organizing your CDs first.

Thanks, guys.

Well, this time you just have to see what the Boots & Tracks guys did this time. Get the details at CMHQ.

This time, we have three new scenarios: See How They Run; Clash at Katzbach; and Training Battle #2. Stop by and grab all of these. You will not be disappointed. Also, there is an AAR for Training Battle #2 that I understand is pretty good reading.

CvM, Actually, I like Chinese...

Does anybody find it odd that a duck enjoys a drawing of a bunny done by a bear?

More results from the SuperNewbies: Witko (German, 51) and YankeeDog (US, 49) played to a draw in The Crucible. This was not enough for Witko to oertake YankeeDog's lead from the first leg of the Group Finals Round. So, YankeeDog wins the SuperNewbies Group with an overall score of 109-88 and advances to the Newbie Final Four! Congratulations to YankeeDog! [ July 30, 2002, 09:28 PM: Message edited by: SuperTed ]

Mike, Angel was a hack that wanted to spread his message...

CvM, I believe you wanted to use effective there. Of course, affective would be the word of choice if you are comparing the emotional aspects of the fortification systems.

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CvM, No.

Uhduck, It's working fine for me, but I'll send it directly to you.

Rob, It is best to take your technical questions over here. In the meantime, I believe ATI cards do not do the fog thing.

Norse, I can assure you that is a very tough scenario. :eek: