Herr Kruger

Just wondering?

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>True, but I think he could state his displeasure with the show in another thread or with a bit more insight than saying "it sucks". <hr></blockquote> And you could have been more diplomatic in your original response (to Chef) in my opinion, but hey.. that's just me. I'm done with this childish bickering. [ 01-06-2002: Message edited by: Herr Kruger ]</p>

I have to agree with Iron Chef... whether or not BoB the show was any good has little to do with lack of respect for the man.

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Very nice-looking! Not historical, right? But cool.

Thank you sir!

I'd like to know.. thanks!

Hi.. thanks that did it!

Hi, I recently put my monitor in for repair, had to use a really old one in the interim which could not go above 640X480 and now I have my old back, my desktop is at 800X600, but my CM is still at 640X480...! Can anyone help...

The link just worked fine for me..

Ok so with this new CMMOS, do you have to uninstall the older one? Does the new CMMOS include everything the old one had? What if you addeed MK IV panzers and Panthers and German Halftracks?

I am 24.

get rid of the pink spots?? [ 12-15-2001: Message edited by: Herr Kruger ]</p>

you are applying limiting rules like Short-75 ?

Okay, thanks for all the replies! I was away last little while so just read it now...

per platoon is considered "normal" and how many woule be considered "abnormal" for QB purposes?

Congrats! :eek:

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Basically you can not run out of grenades... the game rationalizes that you would not be able to use up your supply therefore there is no need to track them, so I'm pretty sure you have infinite.

Fear the Nashorn as well!

Fear the Marder!

Mopey turret?! LOL! That was funny! I'd love to see damage effects, I don't really need tanks flipping over (is it really easy for 20-40 tons to flip over in the air?)...

Thanks for those files! yay! 8 min 30 sec for me!

The caption from that book reads this : "A four-barrel 20-mm Flak gun manned by the Luftwaffe in action against enemy infantry. With ever-increasing Allied threats from the air and ground the Germans were compelled to use all available weapons in dual roles." In the picture, the gun is clearly pointed at almost level to the ground and firing.

In a book I recently got "German Campaigns of World War Two" one of the pictures features a German 20 mm AA gun and the caption states that such weapons were employed in such a way.