Edward Windsor
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Thanks, Mikey. Mummy always taught me good manners cost nothing so I always say "please" and "thank you" when the molten TNT starts flying. I've enjoyed our encounter so far - it may be very quiet but the tension is rising exquisitely. Soddball and I are now most definitely "fully engaged" in our all-infantry battle. It's still too early to call and EFOW is making it extremely difficult to gauge how well our respective sides are performing, but if the current levels of TNT-chucking are maintained I think it could be decided by the "last man standing". Chin chin Teddy
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Actually Soddball has a firm but very gentle touch. Everything was fine and dandy when it left Blighty - must be something to do with the time zones or the fact I'm playing a muppet :mad: Just batted one back ... so put down the meths, get the popcorn, watch the movie, plan your turn and send it. Toodle pip, Teddy
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I'm desperately trying to catch up on a little shut-eye, but this thread is giving me nightmares. Hopefully your men can expect another mortar-delivered package of TNT this evening... Much as it pains me to agree with anyone who has a multiple personality disorder, I feel the Mikeys are correct in their analysis of the situation - surely we don't want snivelling "points" victories; we want glorious, heroic, do-or-die efforts with burning wrecks, smouldering ruins and tragic human sacrifice? Apocalyptic Teddy
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No, I don’t want to make a rod for own my back – a couple of typos and before you know it every smart arse with a keyboard is giving you a hard time Mmmm, you’re making me feel all kind of warm and gooey inside, Mikey, and I think I like it … are you chatting me up, you honey tongued smoothie? All my CMBB turns are out, muppets … they’re hot, they’re fiery and they’re overflowing with TNT goodness :mad: Chin chin, Teddy
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I only know because Mumsy bought me a Speak And Spell this Christmas. I’m guessing it could be more - I don’t think you can take it for granted MG has the standard issue of digits (or even limbs). Well if I didn’t have to send turns twice, because you haven’t worked out your wastebasket isn’t used to store messages, we might get stuff done more quickly. Check your mail, Muppet. :mad: Teddy
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Without wishing to tempt fate, I'm already feeling surprisingly optimistic for a draw in my latest encounter against Soddball ... something to do with seeing him running his chaps around in the open while my mortars and MGs are setting up fiendish little "kill sacks" (I have no idea what that means, but it sounds like grog heaven). I'd hate to have him stop shaking cocunuts from my tree of love on a technicality. Therefore I say "victory or rematch". Teddy has spoken.
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OK, you honey-tongued smoothie. I have a vacant slot after one of my chums disappeared off to Florida for a well-earned break (I think he grows weary of watching his men melt under a barrage of my molten TNT). I have a wrinkle of my own to add - no guns, as I'm still running 1.02 after being forced to buy CDV's maggot-riddled version of CMBB. If you can cope with a turn every day or so, I'll let you do the honours (I'm unsure of your dry/random weather brain teaser) and the carnage can begin. It will be interesting to see if either of us ever reaches a flag. Toodle pip, Teddy
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Me too - small world You didn't refer me, did you? All infantry? Bugger. Does that mean I can't use my Brummbärs? You wouldn't understand, Mikey, as I'm guessing you've never had a close chum or been to public school. A little male bonding and mutual appreciation can be a beautiful and noble thing. Teddy
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On the contrary, my hairy little chum, the tension is mounting exquisitely and my brave Germans are sick with excitement, their guts churning in their stomachs. The sound of birdsong and the breeze caressing the leaves of the trees is soon to be shattered by the crack of gunfire, the whistle of mortars and the screams of men. War is dirty business. Speaking of which, Snarker and Mike the Wino, do you consider “extras”? Teddy ( :mad: :mad: :mad: because it feels so gooood)
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Which side has the advantage . Your opinion.
Edward Windsor replied to lcm1947's topic in Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord
Not that I've noticed and even if there was you shouldn't let it affect your trip. It is my misfortune to spend a good proportion of my waking hours in Leicester and even there life is remarkably harmonious, carrying on much as before - grim and gridlocked. Teddy -
You certainly did - see the thread further down this page. I'm not sure on the availability of the scenarios - I seem to remember there was some talk in the CMBB forum of Andreas bundling all his work previously held there in one bumper download. Teddy
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Which side has the advantage . Your opinion.
Edward Windsor replied to lcm1947's topic in Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord
Aaah, a chance to relive my finest Combat Mission moment - killing a kitty with my A/C... For what it's worth, in the last few months I've persuaded quite a few people to invest in the bundle pack. Therefore I'm currently playing a lot more CMBO than CMBB, as it's easier for them to get to grips with and (controversially?) more "fun". This means I'm almost exclusively playing the Allies (what is it with the Germans and their sexy hardware?) and have recently changed my mind on the relative merits of Axis. I've come to the conclusion that, if played with a little thought and care, no side has a significant advantage - generally the best player will maximise their chances and win. If both competitors are fairly equally matched, my battles tend to hinge on one turn where a mistake or stroke of good fortune decides the outcome. Whatever, it's a great game. Teddy