Clinton
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GetRight worked like a charm for me!
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Yea, I saw that one. Thanks anyways! I am looking more for hardcover books that can be added to my libraryand also used for academic uses.
Thanks
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Okay, I have some questions for you all. I am looking for a very good resource on German, American, and Russian Armored vehicles. I currently have "Encyclopedia of German Tanks of WW2" by Chamberlain and Doyle, and "German tanks of WW2" by Forty. Now aparently, C & D book is not all that acurate as I found out when citing them on the frontal armor thickness of a Panther G at 110 mm, when apartenly it is 100. I am now wondering what is considered the best resource for info on these nations tanks and vehicles. Looking for hard numbers as well as photos and accounts if possible. I was under the inpression that C & D's book was a top resource but, 10 mm is quite a margin of error unless there is soe reason for the difference. Also I am looking for a good read on Panzer battles from a tanks perspective. I have Panzer Aces by Kurowski, but so far (reading Bake's accounts) it isn't as "ground level" as I was hoping for though I do enjoy it.
Any help is appreciated.
Clinton
PS I posted this in the General forum with scant reply. Hoping that this knowledgable group can help me out here. Looking to expand my knowledge and my general enjoyment of CMBB.
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I'll add my puny voice to the crowd. Old view=good
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Just go into the Pavlov's house scenario. leave everything set where it is. Order up a bombardment from the FO. Wait for the first shells to land and the shift fire and notice how far you can shift. After shifting fire a bit, within the same turn shift again and again and again. Notice no added deley and notice the full arc you can swing, pretty big. Like I said it could be perfectly fine, it just seems like a large area to be able to shift fire without much penalty.
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Just go into the Pavlov's house scenario. leave everything set where it is. Order up a bombardment from the FO. Wait for the first shells to land and the shift fire and notice how far you can shift. After shifting fire a bit, within the same turn shift again and again and again. Notice no added deley and notice the full arc you can swing, pretty big. Like I said it could be perfectly fine, it just seems like a large area to be able to shift fire without much penalty.
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I mean it I have his target at due north, I can shift fire near East or West.
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I mean it I have his target at due north, I can shift fire near East or West.
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Madmatt, I am running Pavlov's house. After I looked at it again, I cannot shift across the ENTIRE map, tested and failed, but I can make near 90 degree adjustments with no added time besides the initial 30 or so(meaning on that map I can shift fire to cover over 50% of the map from thei initial position with only a 33 sec deley. Maybe it is just how it is supposed to be. Can FO shift fire nearly 90 degrees without problems?
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Madmatt, I am running Pavlov's house. After I looked at it again, I cannot shift across the ENTIRE map, tested and failed, but I can make near 90 degree adjustments with no added time besides the initial 30 or so(meaning on that map I can shift fire to cover over 50% of the map from thei initial position with only a 33 sec deley. Maybe it is just how it is supposed to be. Can FO shift fire nearly 90 degrees without problems?
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I had an 82mm morter spotter laying down some fire and shifted his fire (still green). Just screwing around I shidfted some more in the same turn, still only 33 seconds till it fired. So I did it some more and more and more, still no penalty deley beyond the 33 seconds. I could shift the fire anywhere by advancing it slowly. This doesn't seem right. Is it?
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I had an 82mm morter spotter laying down some fire and shifted his fire (still green). Just screwing around I shidfted some more in the same turn, still only 33 seconds till it fired. So I did it some more and more and more, still no penalty deley beyond the 33 seconds. I could shift the fire anywhere by advancing it slowly. This doesn't seem right. Is it?
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I have also noticed that the kneeling infantry in some Halftracks will use their feet as tailpipes or mudflaps. BFC fix or do somefink!
[ September 25, 2002, 05:04 PM: Message edited by: Clinton ]
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Well the reason I was asking is because I noticed in the Demo that the Citadel mission when low to the ground and with all details maxed, got a bit choppy when panning and now that I have the full version the large Stalingrad Factory mission is unplayable due to so mush slowdown and choppyness.
My comp specs are
AMD Athlon 2000XP+
512MB DDRAM
Geforce 4 Ti4600
Asus A7V333 MB
7200RPM 80GIG HD
Plextor Plexwriter 40/12/04
If I had the FPS scale I could check and see what tweaks might get me a better framrate on such missions. I know about programs that will do it, but it is just a nice feature that pretty much any game includes nowadays. No big deal just wishing
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Just wondering if I could get an official answer.
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Then why is the keyboard shortcut listed in the manual???
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For some reason when I hit Shift Y I do not see the FPS anywhere? Anyone else?
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Just letting fellow NVidia users know. Anyone who tries them out with CMBB let us know how stable they are.
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Well the first suggestion is to play with the Extreme Fog of War on. This has some added features not found in past FOW options.
Everything ingame is enabled/disabled via keyboard shortcuts however they are remembered so that you do not have to reset them everytime.
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The first time you install it it will ask you to confirm a res. If you wish to reset it to another res you must manualy go in a delete a certain file which has currently escaped my mind. Anyone care to answer?Originally posted by jonp:How do you go about setting the resolution?
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Bruce is the lead actor. The film was directed by Sam Raimi, the man behind the new Spider-Man movie. Now Sam is a total other story of greatness. : )Is this Campbell guy the director or lead actor of the films you mentioned?QB]
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You are correct sir. According to "The Encyclopedia of German Tanks of World War Two" by Chamberlain and Doyle, the Pazerkampfwagen Ausf G has 110mm at 11 degrees.
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On Saturday the 21st, my girlfriend and I were driving along I57 Northbound to Decatur Illinois to a Bruce Campbel book signing. Anyways along that long a desolate road I found myself thinking, "You know this looks alot like those Russian Steppes, this here field that is as flat and goes on as far as the eye can see." I later found myself watching for brush piles and bean fields out of which I would place an ambush of three little men standing on a blue square. Hmmm that clump of trees over there could hold a 37mm ATG rather nicely, and ohh my this long road would be a prime place to test long distance armor penatrations of a Pz VG and a T-34. Later on the return trip, I told Sara (the afore mentioned girlfriend) and she gave me a balnk stare as if to say, "We just went to a Bruce Cambpell signing where the geekiest of the geek come out to, yet you have managed to even cross that border." All the while I was thinking, hmmm well withing this border of kinggeekdom, where could I arrange my troops to provide the best killing zones for the new cover arcs that I have been dreaming of. After 4.6 years, I now believe that Sara (see above) has seen all of the aspects that there are too me. Now when driving down the road, she (Sara) will ask, "So Mr. Paulas, where would you place your precious little soldiers?" And in reply I have to say, "Honey, those aren't just any old soldiers, those are Finnish Conscript Fit troops which will rip the enemies tanks apart with their bare hands and eat the crews inside! Little soldiers my arse, hmmphhh!" So now I sit here, late at night waiting, wanting, and hoping that my copy of CMBB will arrive tomorrow so that I can in fact deny the sweet sweet lovin to Sara as retaliation for making fun of my wargaming geekness. Battlefront, you should market relationship guides for the lonely wargamer and sell them on the website for 19.95 plus 7 dollars S&H. Now only if I can remember why I even botheres writing this drivel.
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Ohhh yea, how do the trench systems work? Are they only in striaght pieces? Do they provide total concealment while units travel within them? How much cover do they aford? Are the themseles visible froma distance as are craters and such?
Thanks,
[ September 24, 2002, 02:09 AM: Message edited by: Clinton ]
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Southern Illinois, recieved mail at 9:00am, no CMBB
Any of you play Stretgeic Command?
in Combat Mission Archive #4 (2002)
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Got it and love it. PBEM is great with this game.