Vergeltungswaffe
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Wow. Tough beast.
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I agree whole-heartedly with Steve's premise about game players. Its no different in IL-2 and flight sims, et al. For all the many people that frequent the forums and like to play against other humans, there are innumerable people who will never even think about playing against anything but the AI. Sales figures are the proof. Single player games will probably always far outsell multiplayer games, in general.
Online MMO's show the same trend. Tons of people play them, but the vast majority will never fight against other people in pvp or rvr, but rather against monsters/npc's etc.
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The early British Cruisers, Stuarts, M-13/40's, II's, and IIIF's all match up pretty well and are a hoot, especially at longer ranges.
They shoot like crazy, miss a lot, and you and your opponent drive them like race cars from cover to cover, trying to get close enough to hit anything.
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David,
That is much better. The washed out tones look a lot more realistic.
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Oooh. Can't wait to see what that will be.Originally posted by David I:I've got a big mod project coming up, actually a complete rework of my "Normandy" series. Stay tuned.
DavidI
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pwned.
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Another lurker alert with 15 since Dec 2000.Originally posted by Whiteowl:Deluxe version for me...I needed a new mouse pad anyway, and having one with game commands on it is brilliant!
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Blasphemy. Still incredibly fun vs human opponents.Originally posted by Sgt.Joch:I remember when CMAK came out, everyone was excited to play Afrika Korps scenarios. However, it turned that armored units slugging it out from 2 km out on flat desert maps makes for a boring scenario.
Truer than you know.Originally posted by YankeeDog:I look forward to playing such scenarios on my 10.6 Ghz, Octa-core, 2gb VRAM, and 8gb system memory super machine that I'm getting for XMas 2009.
Won't matter whether we use big maps frequently or not. We just need the capability to be able to when we want, so I, personally, am glad 4x4 is in.
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Maybe someone who trusts Gamezone will youtube it.
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Definitely feels like Italy.
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We are using .txt files to list units in ME's. I think the GM's decided Excel was more trouble than any benefit it had over plain text files.
Higher command doesn't really get involved in your battles. As tactical commander, when the unit you are in charge of comes in contact with the enemy, the GM's will set up a battle between you and the enemy commander. You will go into it with instructions and a goal from your Divison/Corp Commander, but it will be up to you to carry out your orders and achieve your objective, be it attack, defend, probe, delay, or whatever.
Battle reporting is between you and higher command. Significant developments and an AAR at the end are typically what gets reported.
As soon as you have access to the rest of the forum, you'll be able to see a lot more of the process.
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Good deal. One of the GM's or higher echelon Germans should get you lined out with access to the German part of the forums in the next day or so.
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The grids are a very elegant solution to avoid having to check LOS between every unit on the map constantly.
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BigDuke6's Lauben Campaign is not a tournament, but its an incredibly immersive experience. A couple of German players have had rl issues and we need a new person or two.
Hit the forum in my sig, read up and if you're interested, sign up and get in on it.
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Always a wise thing to do, but remember that 1C never had their hands on SF. :cool:Originally posted by Achim:This time i dont preorder ....
I have learned from the Theatre of War "desaster".
I want a demo first,plz.
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Gotta love that map of Syria.Originally posted by Fugazzi:Deluxe or not Deluxe , that is the question. Any suggestions ?
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I'm in. Enjoying BD6's BB campaign too much to worry about playing SF anytime soon, but BFC needs my money.
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Not at home to dig through my books, so just going on memory. I'm certain about development starting in 43, but I may be remembering wrong about them replacing ZiS-3's at the end of the war.
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Development started in 1943 and it was in service during the war.
Still quite a number of them in service today.
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Nice improvement to an old soldier.
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^^^^^^Originally posted by benpark:A, so that we see E.
That.
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AbsolutelyOriginally posted by DEY:Would anybody think they would want those snowy evergreen trees.
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I will happily toot his horn for him and add that musts also include David I.
***New Mods Posted - France '44 Pz IVs and SPW 250 series***
in Combat Mission: Afrika Korps
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You have officially reached factory status.
Keep pumpin' 'em out.