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Will this be Syria's response to CMSF as well?
Nidan1 replied to Sequoia's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
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Shut yer gob....you pasty faced mutton eater. Do you want me to tell everyone how you found this supposedly balanced battle between a Russian company and a battlion of fanatic Romanian infantry with huge guns and Vampire like powers of not dying. In fact I think the title of this unholy thing is "Uncle Joe's bright faced boys in the Valley of the Undead"
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Peng Challenges Joe Shaw to Present the Next Podcast!
Nidan1 replied to Boo Radley's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
Happy Birthday Story Teller. Seems like we have a lot of excellent Taureans in this group......well maybe NG excepted. -
On the use of weapons... Syrian Armour
Nidan1 replied to flamingknives's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
yes, but for different reasons. Syrians would be wiped out because of US skill in all levels, from tactical to strategical, and especially at levels above tactical. Syrians would have the best chances at tactical level, and that's where CMSF takes place. it's up to the player to make Syrian or American forces perform well. just like you can kick German ass in CMBB in June 1941, you can serve the fascist Sturmtruppen... oops, liberating Shock Force i mean... a bitter dinner. i honestly don't see how they would be that overmatched in the game. Syrians have plenty of good equipment. </font> -
On the use of weapons... Syrian Armour
Nidan1 replied to flamingknives's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
US Army has gotten smaller, battle worn and is tied down in Iraq, while Syria has been training & studying & equipping herself for a semi-asymmetrical light force doctrine? unless Syrians send their tanks to the Syrian Desert, or just walk away, i have hard time seeing what Iraqi failures have to do with Syrians. why did Iraqis manage to hide their tanks in plain desert, if Syrians can't do the same in urban or mixed terrain? </font> -
On the use of weapons... Syrian Armour
Nidan1 replied to flamingknives's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
I'm not going to debate with you over this point Elmar. Suffice to say, that I have noticed a certain "trend" in the writings of Peter Cairns over the months, perhaps it is faulty perception on my part or some hypersensitivity to the issue. The fact that others notice it too, does not reinforce my position, because we all could be totally wrong. Nothing needs to be excused IMO because we all have our opinions, and the written word can be taken many ways...let's just leave it at that. -
On the use of weapons... Syrian Armour
Nidan1 replied to flamingknives's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
What tosh! No US citizenship is required to understand the words he used, basic English reading skills will suffice. Any offence is solely contained in your "extrapolation" and what you "perceived" to be written. </font> -
On the use of weapons... Syrian Armour
Nidan1 replied to flamingknives's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
Compared to what? -
On the use of weapons... Syrian Armour
Nidan1 replied to flamingknives's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
No amount of "cover" will protect Syrian mobile forces from this. JSTARS -
On the use of weapons... Syrian Armour
Nidan1 replied to flamingknives's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
And armed with this dubious observation, you are confident that the Syrians stand a fiddlers chance against armed intervention by the US Military? The only thing I can imagine here, is what has happened in Iraq happening all over again. Conventional combat ends very quickly as the Syrian armed forces are either decimated on the battlefield, or cast off their uniforms, abandon their equipment and go home. Later on, a guerilla style war commences and now you have the IED and the carbomb and more civilian casualties than military. Occasional ambushes and small scale strikes take place, but anything resembling conventional combat ceases, unless it is initiated by the Americans. I am still trying to visualise how CM:SF can be balanced enough at any level of play to offer us a fun experience. -
On the use of weapons... Syrian Armour
Nidan1 replied to flamingknives's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
This was in 1991, what is the improvement curve between the U.S. Army and the Syrian Army in the last 15 years? IMO unless the Syrians race all of their tanks across the border into Jordan and hide them there, they will wind up as so much scrap as did the Iraqi armored force. Where could they possibly hide groups of tanks and other vehicles, from the prying eyes of infra-red, TV and Laser designation from on the ground assets?? They would have to bury them IMO and operate them by remote control. -
Peng Challenges Joe Shaw to Present the Next Podcast!
Nidan1 replied to Boo Radley's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
You know I never figured out how to do that. </font> -
Peng Challenges Joe Shaw to Present the Next Podcast!
Nidan1 replied to Boo Radley's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
Jesus, Lad, how old are you...twelve? </font> -
Peng Challenges Joe Shaw to Present the Next Podcast!
Nidan1 replied to Boo Radley's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
Jesus, Lad, how old are you...twelve? Look, don't pay any mind to that fool Sir Sir 37mm , you know how eccentric and off kilter these English can get. Its got something to do with all those years of running an empire, now that they really have nothing to do but grow roses and drink tea....they can get a bit testy [ May 05, 2006, 04:14 PM: Message edited by: Nidan1 ] -
Peng Challenges Joe Shaw to Present the Next Podcast!
Nidan1 replied to Boo Radley's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
Joe, lot's of free time for you lately,.....don't you have any nits to pick...or pods to cast......., instead of annoying us busy folk. -
Peng Challenges Joe Shaw to Present the Next Podcast!
Nidan1 replied to Boo Radley's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
Happy Birthday NG Cavscout , its good to be a Taurus isn't it? My Birthday was Wedneday BTW, hit the big Six Oh. Keep your head down in order to enjoy many more. -
Peng Challenges Joe Shaw to Present the Next Podcast!
Nidan1 replied to Boo Radley's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
Four gay guys walk into a gay bar and they find a problem. There's only one stool left. One guy says "Lets flip for it" But another says "No, Lets flip it over! -
Peng Challenges Joe Shaw to Present the Next Podcast!
Nidan1 replied to Boo Radley's topic in Combat Mission Shock Force 1
New TV Role Models [ May 02, 2006, 10:09 AM: Message edited by: Nidan1 ]