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  1. Originally posted by lcm1947:

    Happens all the time to me but I play only the American's which everybody knows how crappy thier machineguns were compared to the German's. Glad to hear it happens to the German's too. However, I feel for you. :(

    Er, American MGs were just fine. The Browning .50 is still in use, AFAIK, and the .30 did what it was supposed to do. The MG42 was an excellent weapon, but I don't think (especially in terms of reliability) it's leaps and bounds over the competition.
  2. Britwar has it as:

    BHQ with 2 jeeps, 3 M3 A/Cars and 3 M3 Halftracks

    1 Light tank troop with 3 Platoons each of 5 M5 (M3) light tanks and a HQ section of 2 tanks.

    1 SP Gun Company split into 4 platoons each with

    2 M8 GMC and 2 M3 halftracks with a HQ platoon of

    1 M3 halftrack and light transport.

    3 Armoured Recce. Companies each of 3 Recce. Platoons each with a Armoured section of 3 M8 Armoured Cars and a light section of 6 jeeps. (Total of 9 A/Cars and 18 Jeeps per Company) with a CHQ Platoon of 3 jeeps, 3 M8 A/Cars and 3 M3 halftracks.

  3. Originally posted by Andreas:

    Markus, it is either a 'can of worms', or 'Pandora's Box' which you open. Seeing that the ancient Greeks did not have can-openers, the world would have been spared a thing or two if it had been 'Pandora's Can' (unless it had one of these convenient integrated opening mechanisms, of course, like a can of coke, or somefink - I had to say that to guard myself from the Wrath of the Cangrogs[tm]).

    I'll go and eat worms now.

    :D

    Unless you're talking about Pandora's cans.

    Which were spectacular. Rrowr.

  4. To echo what Mattias said:

    who cares? I paid my money for CM, I register my opinions on this BBS (I modestly like to think that I've added something to it. I immodestly think that /me 0wnz j00!!!!!!!!!!!), I will plunk down my credit card for CMBB on the first opportunity I have to do so, and will likely do the same for BTS' future games, and if asked, I would happily help test/research/write/whatever for BTS (and the chances of that happening are...). I don't see any particular need to engage in boosterism.

  5. There's no question that "urrah"-style cavalry charges happened. There's also a big difference between "happened occasionally" and "happened enough to warrant inclusion in a game." If BTS decides to model mounted cavalry, cool, great, wonderful. But I'd rather not a) have the game delayed to do so or B) lose a vehicle/unit/code change that would be more valuable than a novelty let's-try-this-once-to-see-what-happens kinda thing.

  6. Originally posted by Croda:

    Perhaps it is your new office in Berlin from which you'll be selling bulletholes and shrapnel to a populace clammering for a supply of bulletholes.

    I don't suppose this is above Hitler's bunker? But that was below a Government bldg, was it not?

    (Ignore me)

    There's not really any visible sign of Hitler's bunker anymore. IIRC, the feeling was that it would become a shrine to neo-Nazis if where it was became common knowledge - although anyone with a wartime map of Berlin could probably work it out.

    That said, I'm pretty sure I've seen it. According to the guy I was with, who I believe, the only remaining entrance to the bunker is a metal storm cellar-style set of double doors set in the concrete in the courtyard of an otherwise unremarkable apartment block in central Berlin. I've got a picture, in fact. I'd be interested to hear what the folk with a better knowledge of Berlin than I (Andreas, Warphead) think. Again, I tend to believe the guy who pointed it out, but with things like this I also tend to being skeptical.

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