Bruno Weiss

What about the Orcs? Can we execute Orcs?

I've seen that also, I've seen tracking of a moving target through a non LOS area and back out into a clear LOS (which seems realistic to me in as much as the gunner would do just that), and I've seen LOS go through the edges/corners of buildings when I thought a unit safe. But I have to admit, I have not seen anything quite like he is describing.

CMBB = realistic tactics, Close Combat = fast mouse. Nuff said.

We should be able to round up all the Hobbits and execute them after extreme interrogation.

Hot Dog!!!

Ooo, I get tingles all over when they start talking that commie stuff. "Und you mein frund, und you mein frund, und all of us togeether, da dee da dee daa, da dee dum da dee dum..." Quick light the torches and get the books. I love the smell of freedom burning in the morning. [ February 10, 2003, 02:04 PM: Message edited by: Bruno Weiss ]

I wouldn't say that. Look at Afghanistan. An obvious abject failure, but never-the-less great progress was made in urban demolition of what would otherwise be unsafe and comdemned structures.

Nah, now the original author had an idea there. I just seen this story on CNN (Conservative News Naysayers), on the War with Iraq game. And it's getting great coverage. (Whether the game is any good isn't the point of the post). Now see, this is yet another reason to do a Korea version of CM for the engine rewrite. By that time, the Korean penisula should be a full fledged conflagration and CNN will do a story on BFC. [ February 10, 2003, 11:14 AM: Message edited by: Bruno Weiss ]

Gives picket lines a whole new meaning.

Walpurgis Night wrote: Slowly but steadily each one was absorbed into the mass and assimilated before their frail and mortal minds could comprehend it all. Mahaha! [ February 09, 2003, 09:25 PM: Message edited by: Bruno Weiss ]

Oh, I just saw this. Let's see, this brings the total to what, half a dozen give or take a couple, out of some 12,000 registered forum users/lurkers, that think CMBB is broken. Criminey, Al Gore had better odds than that! [ February 09, 2003, 09:06 PM: Message edited by: Bruno Weiss ]

I though it was the "Night of the Long Monkeys".

Well, you could write to MadMatt, or now that it's been tacked up on the community telephone pole, he'll likely see it and respond. I think the book is on backorder, but rather than speculate it's best that Matt answer.

And here we go once again... X-Box, schmex box, we need a version for the cell phones. Imagine, you could play while commuting to work, while at work, while walking from building to building, you could even play head to head via the cell phone. Guys, ya gotta think out of the X-Box so to speak. Now, I seen this documentary on virtual sex last night. It's being coupled with virtual 3D PC interfaces and a new technology that allows labs to grow individual organs. It will not be that long before wives and girlfriends are obsolete. Man's greatest dream. The perfect companion. Expand that horizon slightly, and imagine what could be done with CM. The blood, the gore, the savage effects of battle right there in your lap as you sneak, crawl, and break, while running from trench to bush in your virtual CM environment. One wrong move and suddenly you feel the sledge hammer jolt and burning sensation of a 7.62 cal., slug tearing through your intestines. Virtual lab created blood and organs spilling down on the floor. Couple that to the wireless revolution and imagine what might be possible. Amazing! [ February 06, 2003, 06:26 PM: Message edited by: Bruno Weiss ]

Aww we juss funnin Michael Dorosh, we din mean no arm, arnest! Railroad tracks! Where'd the RR tracks come from? Who has those?

That's the new army of one. They were standard issue in Nam. In a pinch, they could rapidly be convered to a small roach mortar, or a shotgun at close range. [ February 05, 2003, 08:43 PM: Message edited by: Bruno Weiss ]

Now see, I'd start with Peng. Just waltz on in there and tell em you don't know a Peng from a Pong and furthermore, you could care less about a sod. Get em straight right from the start. Infact, tell em Michael Dorosh sent you. That will give you a status roughly equivilent to demonstrating a butane lighter to the Jawara tribe. They will immediately sense your superiority and may even pay tribute to your greatness.

That's right! Al Gore invented it.

Dang that is pretty Sat. You da bi-color man!

Now that is nice. I like it.

Oh man, I can do adds and takeaways, but them times and goesinta's are tough.

Yes, they did. There will be nine more years without a PTO version of CM.

A must have!!! Juju's Woulden bridge!

By golly, you learn somefink ever day here at the forum. I'm sending my suits to FedEx from now on.

Hot Dog!!! One of me favorite units. Thanks Andrew.