Mother Theresa

Yhe ammo for FT's were gone even though I purchased the troops, they were part of an egineering platoon and all were empty at start.

Vr. 1.23, none of my flamethrower units had any ammo.

I think a BB gun is a great gift for a 14 year old (27yrs of age myself). I had one at a very young age and two older brothers that had them as well, and yes...we did shoot at birds and whatever, and were not always the most 'responsible'. But, I knew how dangerous a gun was, and knew what they were capable of. If you have any other firearms (or not for that matter), I would suggeest putting him through a gun safety course. Contact your local VFW, they usually have the nearest/best place to take him for some gun safety. Educating him on safety, and giving him a chance to do it on his own, is better than a 'friend' teaching him about guns with his fathers pistol (or his own) and will give him a respect for a gun.

Bump again, i would really like a response on this.

Bump this... Can we get a BTS comment on this one?? ------------------ Sticks and stones will break my bones and so would a 90lb carrot.

Already been brought up to the 'high command' at is is being addressed and corrected. -MT ------------------ Sticks and stones will break my bones and so would a 90lb carrot.

victory to the allies, whose job is to get and stay on the beach. defeat to the germs who are screwed now that the allies have a toehold, nevermind how many casualties they suffered

In a recent QB we noticed a strange accurance with a machine gun bunker. After using all of it's ammo (to the demise of many allied soldiers) the 'crew' of the bunker abandon the bunker. Understandble, considering they were out of ammo. The problem with it lies in the victory points awarded the allies for 'knocking out' the bunker, at the end of the battle. So I set up a little experiment with 3 mg bunkers and several companies of allied inf. for them to shoot at (cruel...yes.) until they ran out of ammo. Sure enough when they did they abandoned and the result were points for the allies, to the point of winning the battle at the cease fire. Now it may be my twisted mind working, but letting a machinegun shoot all of it's ammo at you is not the same as knocking it out. Or my normal troops and mg's and guns and everything would be awarding a lot more points to the opposition, considering running out of ammo happens all the time. Can this be modified? or am I forced to 'hide' the bunker and ambush 3 feet in front of it in order to keep it from firing the last few rounds, which would ultimately destroy the bunker. ------------------ Sticks and stones will break my bones and so would a 90lb carrot.

Bumpity Bump Bump

These are not really bugs, just things i think need to be included in the official release of TCP/IP. For one, i think the setup timer should be the same for host and client. As it is now, the host gets done buying units and then has the time to setup their units while the other player purchases. Granted it is not a lot of time,(depending on how long they 'shop') but in low timer games it makes a big difference. Second, i would like a window pop to Verify that you are ready to 'Go' after setup. I use the arrows next to the "Go" button for camera movement, and a few times i have accidently hit the go button. In PBEM games, I was able to just reload. But it hoses TCP/IP games at start. -Mother Theresa

http://combathq.thegamers.net/ Under Wednesdays news.

I believe their ballot is a bit confusing. I thought I was voting for Combat Missions, but when I got back to my homepage, I realized I might have voted for the game just above it. And we need every vote counted, so they need to recount my vote and count the countable votes so that we can have accurate counts of the counted votes that count. I am counting on them to count my vote in the counting.

You have been assimilated -CM Borg.

I would have to place any Mudd or Mush on the classic list, for introducing telnet internet games. Utopia was a classic, Civ .5 as Sid Meyer calls it. And all the ones mention belong on my list, I would like to include Lemonade stand on the old apple. That great 'we're in the money' song made me smile everytime. -Stevello

May one day the peace and freedom that the vets fought and died for be made real everywhere on this planet. -Mother Theresa ps. MIAs and POWs, we still remember you too.