SuperTed
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IE,Originally posted by Immer Etwas:ST, does that mean for an eventual patch? Or, SC-2? Or can you still change the game that will be published and sent out on or about August 5th?[/QB]
Since the game has gone gold, there will be no changes to it. As Hubert has stated previously, if patches are found to be needed, they will be done. About SC2, that's Hubert's call.
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Ah, those were the days...didn't hear anyone complaining about the AI back then did ya?Originally posted by Wolfpack:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by SuperTed:
If you're looking for groggish realism, nothing beats "Tanks" (or something to that effect) on the Intellivision.
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Enoch,
Great! Did it work?
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Enoch,
Great! Did it work?
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Aloid,
Actually, I just wanted to let you guys know this game is definitely worth the wait. Also, just because it's gold doesn't mean HBB (Hubert and the Beta Boys) is done with it. On the contrary, we are hard at work trying to tweak the gameplay and resolve issues that have been raised here and elsewhere.
Yes, I'll be resuming my AAR shortly. That should help (a little).
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Enoch,
I emailed the file to you.
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Enoch,
I emailed the file to you.
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In an ongoing effort to help Hubert find things to fix (
), I have completed all six campaigns as the Axis. Each one of them is a unique and fun experience. Of course, my preference is the 1939 campaign because I prefer to make my own mistakes along the way. Anyway, I just finished the 1944 campaign on the default settings. Initially, the pressure was intense and I felt like my lines were going to collapse everywhere. Fortunately, I was able to stem the tide and even throw the Allies out of Western Europe. They returned, but I was in the process of giving them the heave ho again {they only held Brest (
) at the end}.In Italy, things stayed essentially the same, with the exception of one Allied breakthrough. Kesselring was able to contain the situation and establish a new defensive line the Allies were unable to breach.
In the East...well, the initial push by the Soviets was overwhelming. My plan called for a delaying action while I countered aggressively in the West. This worked, but I was slowly being pushed back toward Germany. Eventually, the defenses held and the Red Menace was stopped cold! Of course, I suspected my thin grey line was like a dam, holding back an immense amount of pressure. This picture confirmed my fears. :eek:
The scenarios are loads of fun and the editor will allow you to do essentially anything you'd like to see.
Enjoy!
[ July 20, 2002, 03:01 AM: Message edited by: SuperTed ]
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If you're looking for groggish realism, nothing beats "Tanks" (or something to that effect) on the Intellivision.
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RL,Originally posted by R_Leete:S-T, you're a right bastid. Time to post, you got time to finish another AAR. Get writing, funny boy.
Actually Hubert and I are working very hard on a top secret project. :eek:
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I forgot what number I was. I think it was around.........1!
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Garvey,Originally posted by Garvey123:I am sorry but that is just crap
I have a new computer with Windows XP that I use only for gaming and have no problem with a wide variety of commerical products.
If you are going to sell a game that screws up my desktop and the only solution you can offer is some third party software, then the problem is YOU!
You need to fix the game. Either have an option to set the resolution, or restore the original resolution when you exit the program. It is not that big a deal, lot's of other games do it!!!!!
I understand your frustration, but I would like to offer you a little perspective. This is Hubert's first wargame.
I am sure he would like to fix the problems more than you would like them to be fixed. So, just cut him a little slack and I'm confident he'll take care of it.
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Okay, let's run down the facts:
1) I am writing this update at BFC to encourage you to go to CMHQ to see the latest update from Boots & Tracks;
2) I wrote the update at CMHQ to encourage to go to B&T to see what the news is;
3) I wrote the update at B&T to encourage you to read the latest AAR; and
4) I wrote the AAR!
What more can I do here?!
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The latest effort is by yours truly. Swing over and read the report from the front.
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ZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzz...........
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Last I heard it will ship NLT July 31st.Originally posted by Hawkmek:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr /> Originally posted by J Wagner: when the game will actually ship
We should be playing mid-August at the latest.
Dam that HAGS guy! We May have already had the game or the Gold Demo by now if it wasn't for his stupid ass!</font>
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...the heroic actions of a fathers and grandfathers...
What's even better is that the women had a nice long vacation while the men were off fighting the war.
[ July 18, 2002, 05:13 PM: Message edited by: SuperTed ]
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Hubert,Originally posted by Hubert Cater:Yup I gotta give credit where credit is due, and SuperTed was certainly on fire with that one!
Thanks, man.
[ July 18, 2002, 01:21 AM: Message edited by: SuperTed ]
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Thanks!Originally posted by Straha:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Hubert Cater:
SNIP Consider this one for you Straha since it makes things a little tougher for the Allies!
Hubert
The idea to make the Italians "suspicious" if certain things happen in the med is superb! :cool: Straha</font>
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20,000 Bumps Below the Sea
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Okay, now, you guys are starting to annoy me. I may just have to take it out on Hubert.
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SS_O,Originally posted by SS_Obergruppenführer:I've got a fair deal. I'm willing to translate our conversation here for a copy of a very special game...*hint*
Your copy of Yahtzee is on the way...
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Dook,
Apparently MGO is having server problems.
I'm gald to hear the fix worked for you.
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Does this thread come with subtitles?
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), I have completed all six campaigns as the Axis. Each one of them is a unique and fun experience. Of course, my preference is the 1939 campaign because I prefer to make my own mistakes along the way. 
Keeping the Hordes Off the New Carpet
in Strategic Command 1
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Fortunately, the war ended and everybody shook hands and went home.