Pvt. Ryan

I hope we get the huge rocket barrages back when we get to CMX2 Eastern Front. It was fun obliterating the entire map in the first minute of a game.

Ahhhhh! Steve said there are no train tracks in CM:N! Ahhhhhh!

GSX, BFC owes you nothing and has nothing to prove to you.

Reminds me of the sound file from CMBO, "We're gonna die here!"

Vaporware.

It's the much feared, but rarely seen, Sdkfz 190 Jagdpanzerkampfsturmmarderwurferblitzgeschutzwagen III Ausf. G with Porsche turret and early road wheels.

I find the single player experience to be lacking.

Those flowers look fabulous!

Anyone who has played CM knows the red button starts the turn. I don't think I would want to ride in there for any extended period of time.

Don't worry, it will be focked by the moderators pretty quickly.

Well that explains everything. Steve thinks it isn't even Thanksgiving yet.

The only way to find mines is to trigger them.

They are demo charges. Engineers have to buy the full version for additional functionality.

The Normandy Bone will be an additional $100. I don't know what that is in real money.

I think that was reported before. I'm not sure if it was addressed in the patch or not, but I think it was.

Thanks for calling me a tool.

It's an extra layer of protection.

Roll playing is a game that involves the use of dice.

Many vehicles can no longer call for fire support in v1.21.

They stole the "splash, over" sound file from CMSF. It sounds exactly the same.

Just because Charles and Steve love you doesn't mean they have to give you a gift.

I don't think we are going to see CM:N before April. I'm sure BFC will set up a forum when everything they plan to have in the game is coded and working. There's no point in discussing game features that won't be in the finished product.

Will the US troops have javelins? Shotputs? Batons? Throwing hammers? Discusseseses? Discos? Disci?

I've noticed the link to my company commander switching back and forth from green to red over and over. I haven't figured out what causes it, but it seems that movement can affect the command link.

It's really for transport, not for the men to ride into battle. On a small map you wouldn't have a reason to mount your infantry on tanks, but on a huge map it would come in pretty handy.