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So it is random?Originally posted by Vergeltungswaffe:One thing to keep in mind, when an AFV is unbuttoned and they take a casualty, it isn't necessarily the TC. It could be anyone that has access to a hatch.
I always thought it was the tank commander, especially in the case of small arms fire.
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Couldn't you just have a sharpshooter and a tank, keep playing until you kill the TC then end the scenario and see what kind of points he was worth?Originally posted by Panther Commander:I ran a test on a regular T-34. The tank was worth 130 points and the crew was worth 12. There is no way that I can tell what the TC is worth since he is not differentiated in any way from the rest of the crew.
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I know that when you 'eliminate' a TC it severly hampers the tank, putting it into shock for some period of time depending on crew experience, losing range of vision and I imagine accuracy.
I just want to know how much I get when I snipe one of those arrogant TC's hanging out of the turret in the middle of a firefight...
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That was one of my brother's favorite tactics.Originally posted by Soddball:Bailed crews are worth extra. It's a way to reduce the tendency in CM:BO of people using bailed-out crews as expendable scouts for their main force.
He justified it by saying they were doing what they could for their country, which was getting gunned down by an MG-34...
I tried to tell him, those are valuable guys, but he didn't care, he was a right gamey bastard.
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So bailed crews are not worth many points?
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Point wise in a game of CMAK or CMBB?
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Is the bazooka in CMAK better than the PIAT?
I never play as the USA or UK in CMAK, so I have no idea...
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The thought crossed my mind when I first read this thread, seems to hit too close to home to make a game out of it, IMHO.Originally posted by Battlefront.com:Now, I will throw out a bone... CMx2's first release will not be set in Iraq. Not that we feel it would be an uninteresting setting (quite the opposite), but because it is too current. Very tough to make game decisions while history is still being written.
Steve
Especially one as "realistic" as I am sure yours will be.
Anyways, as I said in another thread, please feel free to set the first release in the Civil War. Antietam would be fine place to start...
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Originally posted by flamingknives:
No, Dr. StrangeV, I'm sure that you were only obeying orders.
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Originally posted by flamingknives:
No, Dr. StrangeV, I'm sure that you were only obeying orders.
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ok, poil in French means "nude" or "animal."
So the title of the pic is probably "Nude Krauts" in English...
Sorry if this has already been mentioned.
Anyways, looks like punishment to me...
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ok, poil in French means "nude" or "animal."
So the title of the pic is probably "Nude Krauts" in English...
Sorry if this has already been mentioned.
Anyways, looks like punishment to me...
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the file is titled bochesapoil
boches was a slang term the French used to call the Germans in WWI...
But I also found it could mean "obstinate person."
http://www.billcasselman.com/wording_room/boche.htm
apoil I am not so sure about, though.
Doesn't explain why they are pantless, though...
-V
p.s. some great one-liners in this thread...
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the file is titled bochesapoil
boches was a slang term the French used to call the Germans in WWI...
But I also found it could mean "obstinate person."
http://www.billcasselman.com/wording_room/boche.htm
apoil I am not so sure about, though.
Doesn't explain why they are pantless, though...
-V
p.s. some great one-liners in this thread...
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Originally posted by Michael Dorosh:
Seriously, though, I hope the song lyrics will be printed on the jewel case rather than the pdf manual.
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Originally posted by Michael Dorosh:
Seriously, though, I hope the song lyrics will be printed on the jewel case rather than the pdf manual.
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Indeed. After having that for nearly a year, you're the first to point it out.Originally posted by flamingknives:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by V:
non sequitur?
Fixed. </font>
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Indeed. After having that for nearly a year, you're the first to point it out.Originally posted by flamingknives:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by V:
non sequitur?
Fixed. </font>
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non sequitur?
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non sequitur?
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Interesting. Maybe the reson why they are going to focus on "smaller" campaigns like Normandy as opposed to entire fronts and years of time is because of the possibility of an operational component?
The speculation drives me crazy!
What's the current community estimate for release?
(and don't anyone say 'when it's ready')
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Interesting. Maybe the reson why they are going to focus on "smaller" campaigns like Normandy as opposed to entire fronts and years of time is because of the possibility of an operational component?
The speculation drives me crazy!
What's the current community estimate for release?
(and don't anyone say 'when it's ready')
How much is a Tank Commander worth?
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