Squadldr76

It's the Battle of the Bulge MOD. He changed the Christmas Card look of the old winter landscape and changed it to look a bit more realistic. AND, I must say he did a spectacular job. ***** And oh yeah, I didn't get a chance to thank you on the "official" thread, but thanks, Tom! The only complaint I have really is that now that it looks so good and with all the snow falling outside, the temperature in my room drops by about 20 degrees.

I hope you all are patient with me. I'm one of the types that likes to ask a lot of questions. Anyway, with the ability to grab CM:BB based on how long you've been a member, how long do you think it would take for me to be able to grab a copy of it? I hope I won't have to wait until thought controlled computers come to have the chance to hammer a company of Russians with my Finnish squad.

Would you agree that if one was ever to fully understand the second world war, they would have to also have some knowledge of the first?</font>

Ok, I have a question for the historians in here. I've been here reading things that people have been posting about the war ranging from infantry to various guns carried by the tanks to that great post JasonC (I think that's who it was) wrote about the StuG. I'd like to know; where in the world do you find all these intricate details and how much study did it take to achieve the level of knowledge that you all possess? I like to think I can hold my own when it comes to discussions about WW2 but I come here and the amount of information I can find is amazing at times. I'd just like some starting points on where I can get into some of this detail that people here have. Thanks for any information you'd like to share.

i don't know but i was having the same problem. all i'm getting is the really annoying guy with the hair sticking up and the bug eyes. makes me want to smack him...*grumble* anybody know where the site went?

wow, remind me to never make any of YOU guys mad.

so, my next question would be how many hamsters would it take to drive a tiger? sorry, i hadda ask.

don't worry, i am in fact still here and have realized that i'm intimidated for NOT being the strangest one in the room for a change. the problem is though that i'm usually only allowed a few hours on the computer a night. *sigh* real life can be a drag sometimes. but i do appreciate the warm welcome and i'm sure i'll find out everything i do need to know about ww2 here. to share a little about who i am, i've been endeavoring to become a writer and have always found the setting of the 40's to be a great place to explore dramatically. ONE of these days, i may even get a chance to write a few stories or even a book. and i've found CMBO to be a great way to model certain situations that i think of. i do have one very important question though...does everybody here hate hamsters?

Hello everybody. I've just come aboard and wanted to send out a greeting. I have been playing CMBO for about two weeks and had the demo for about three months before that. I was wondering if anybody here could help me out a little. Such as what scenarios are really useful for "training" purposes for both infantry and armor. Plus, anything about where to find the best PBEM games that would allow a match to be played with about 5 turns or so a week. Plus, i suppose any advice on learning the tactics would help some too. Granted, i've developed my own tactics, but I'm not 100% sure if the actual armies used any of the ones i employ. Thanks!