Mikael

Thanx for the update Steve.

I do remember Steve saying that they'd post some new screenshots at the end of August, and then we would gradually get more and more information. Of course there may be some issue at hand more important than feeding us info, which is totally understandable. Our patience will be rewarded sooner or later.

back from the abysmal depths of page2.

Hmmm... Desantnik, when you say it took the Germans a year to take Sevastopol and it only took the Russians two weeks, be aware that you're comparing an apple with a cherry. When Manstein's 11. Army attacked the Crimea peninsula it was around Oct-Nov 1941. Due to the winter and the strength of the Russian garrison he didn't launch any attack on Sebastopol itself until the spring. Then when he did purposely assault the city, he took it in a few weks, against very strong opposition(I think the Soviets had like 10 fortresses on the mountains surrounding the city). WHereas the Red Army, when it took Sebastopol a couple years later, had overwhelming odds and the Germans hadn't had any time to prepare solid defenses as much as the Soviets had done before.

Parece que tem alguns "wargamers" brasileiros por ai! Que grande surpresa. Eu moro no Rio de Janeiro apesar de ser estrangeiro. Toda via, me faz muito prazer ler alguma coisa em portugues nesse forum tao americano! Valeu!

Maximus, what month did you register for the first time? I did it in october 99... I think we appeared about the same time, before the beta demo release.

Any chance of including inaccurate or incomplete maps, maybe as an option? On the Eastern Front especially, the commanders' maps were often sub-par. I find it unrealistic in CM to know every inch of the battlefield, even as the attacker, when the battle begins. And no, I don't want to play with Franco's True Combat Rules! I'm not quite a masochist yet! Only half-masochist!

Waaay cool!! I'm just concerned that not many people will use the Human Wave command... Except maybe the masochists amongst us.

Is a bump in order?

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Okay, one thing: Relative spotting for CMII( and all that goes with it). For CM2(ie, the short term): bigger and longer battles(for computers that can handle it )

Is it true that an Italian unit advancing in Greece once attempted an assault on a factory, and was made to retreat by workers who possessed only nails, hammers and crowbars?