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ROFL! In the 80's there was a modem-compatible tank game that was more fun running around squishing troops than to actually play!Originally posted by David I:Can you make a guy taht's been squoshed by tank?
Can ya? Can ya?
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Yes, the Nobel PEACE prize is often awarded bicentennally for the best computer WARgame.
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ROFL! That's why I bought my first computer in '84... as nothing more than a wargame opponent! (when everyone was still buying the to "do their checkbook" and ended up doing nothing more than games, I was buying it to do nothing more than games!)Originally posted by DeaconBlue:Later I read somewhere that "it was easier to find true love than to find a fellow wargamer" - that was about right.
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Sorry, got carried away with the fever and that old SAC'ism slipped out.
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Board wargames is/are the precise reason I always use it... because we can now! (well, since the early 80's "now" *grin*)Originally posted by Michael Dorosh:Reminiscing once again about the old Squad Leader days in another thread got me to thinking.
I always play with Extreme Fog of War as the default setting - I think most of us do, but perhaps that is gross presumption on my part.
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Am I the only one to notice, this...
Looks almost exactly like the new one...?Originally posted by Bogdan:- Panther D
Seems to only be a four letter difference before and after the mod?Originally posted by Bogdan:Ok, let's see :
- Panther A early : done
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What do you have against BBQ's?Originally posted by Soddball:Expecting the Tiger to become anything except a substantial barbecue under these conditions is a mistake.
I hope I've made myself a bit clearer now.
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It imbiggins us all. </font>Originally posted by Noiseman:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by dugfromthearth:
"I'm still internally debating whether "griddyness" is a word. hehe."
it's a perfectly cromulant word
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That would be an age-old tool that would be a greatly appreciated addition to CM. As would the converse of selecting just a point and seeing all the map areas that can see to it.Originally posted by BDW:I think this was mentioned before, but I'd like to see a tool where you click on a unit and you see ALL possible LOS for that unit (rather than having to drag the LOS line all over the place). So the map would be shaded appropiately (as if the LOS line was dragged everywhere at once).
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You are an unkempt heathen who should be stripped of their Forum name! *grin*Originally posted by CMplayer:Frankly, WWII is getting a bit boring.
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Why do we need to login to view the mods? Is seeing them some kind of security issue?
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Because they are fat and slow, they have all received the death penalty. All players should assist in the imposition of said conviction. *grin*Originally posted by Treeburst155:You need not kill Matildas. They are harmless to everything except light armor and infantry in the open. They are fat and slow and really quite pathetic. Have a heart. Let them live.
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I'm for it. (hehe0Originally posted by Tom Haymes:Killing Matildas
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MikeyD's post is right on the money. As to whether you want to mod CMBB, that's entirely personal preference for the most part. Having said that I think you should at least take a look at the winter mods... adds a lot for me to have at least some white-washed armor in the snow.
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You can avoid that by choosing a smaller force sizes for both sides. (*grin*)Originally posted by Madmatt:games that last a LONG LONG time.
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I'm still internally debating whether "griddyness" is a word. hehe.
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C'mon guys the only real hassle is stringing a second monitor in the bathroom, err, I mean libray.
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And why has no one mentioned the lack of motorcycle-riding horses?!?!? A bit odd they've been left out of TWO games since the issue was raised in BB.
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CMAK is great, but ditto the above.Originally posted by Thin Red Line:CMBB will stay an absolute must for long because of the theatre.
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Where is that? :confused: </font>Originally posted by Sergei:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Grey Hunter:
East-West Africa
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No, no, no. That was the Armor Mistel Project (known as "Amp"). The thinking was the L3 would hold the driver and aimer while mounted on the back of a Panther. The Amp would them make a high speed pass at the enemy and launch the panther after wiring the Panther's firing switch to "fire," thereby giving a continuous rate of fire. While the L3 would swoop off to one side or the other and return to base for re-arming. The lifeboat confusion came because many Italian crews waited until they were under fire before releasing the Panther and thus giving the impression of being a lifeboat. There were a couple of crew that became aces using the Amp. Their trick lay in their ability to finely tune the aim of the Panther so that it was an effective battering ram, causing much damage and the ensuing exchange of insurance paperwork would tie up the allies for hours (many of the allies did not even have their registration, much less proof of insurance in their tanks!).Originally posted by atiff:I read on another list that, after the Italians surrendered, there was some discussion about mounting these on the back of Panthers and Tigers for use as "lifeboats"
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"Game?" This is a "game?" That has to be the most gamey tactic I've seen yet! (trying to convince potential opponents this is a mere game) *grin*.Originally posted by Panzertruppe:it would take some of the fun out of the game for me.
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I think that would make Oleg angry if it is his engine being used by the Czech's(?).Originally posted by Schrullenhaft:It's from the same people who programmed Operation Flashpoint (and it's the graphic engine from IL-2 Sturmovik I believe).
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Mouths? *oops*Originally posted by Michael Dorosh:You mean there aren't already a dozen dozen websites with pictures of middleaged overweight men sitting in front of a computer making tank noises with their mouths?
Grog Question - anybody know the max, towing speed of AT guns?
in Combat Mission: Afrika Korps
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While that is true, certainly the top speed would be affected if towed by an African Swallow (versus a European Swallow).