Bartokomus

Canadian Navy: Great Grandfather - Convoy Commodore for North Atlantic convoy runs. 4 years or so Grandfather - C.E.R.A. (Chief Engine Room Artificer) for Destroyer Squadrons on the North Atlantic run. 3 years or so.

Canadian Navy: Great Grandfather - Convoy Commodore for North Atlantic convoy runs. 4 years or so Grandfather - C.E.R.A. (Chief Engine Room Artificer) for Destroyer Squadrons on the North Atlantic run. 3 years or so.

Canadian Navy: Great Grandfather - Convoy Commodore for North Atlantic convoy runs. 4 years or so Grandfather - C.E.R.A. (Chief Engine Room Artificer) for Destroyer Squadrons on the North Atlantic run. 3 years or so.

medium campaign (5-10) with short battles (25 turns)using medium to large point values

Zip files seem to be easily corrupted in downloads. I find a very high frequency of corruption when i donwload over the internet that i don't see on my Home or work LAN not sure why... I'd say retry

grain grog?

firewall issues latency issues version interoperability issues spyware issues issues issues issues PS i've used Gspy for years; and that's only for the games that for some ridiculous stupid reason don't have an in-game match selector bad gamespy bad

fantastic Andrew. thank you :eek:

I agree; a simple solution that would make a big difference. the only reason it's usable now is because we're used to it, and most people start to know the rarity factor of their vehicles...

me like; the only question i would have is what is the rarity on Mr. Tiger in July? Other than that, i like the ruleset. simple and easy

Get CMBB; right out of the box it's a more mature game, with the patching sequence done. ANd the variety and breadth of units is astounding. CMAK is great and I am loving it, but their is an intensity to CMBB that i haven't gotten out of the desert yet... either way you will be totally pleased, i am confident.

Snip: However, Druk ist auf dem Kessel. We're giving all we can to get this done as soon as possible. I'm aware that there're a lot of CM players are waiting and the pressure hasn't decreased since the release of CMAK. ------------ It's better to have something well done at the right time, than something horrendous and half-baked. i think all of us are waitintg happily for your Campaign system. Do it right and we'll wait! Murray

hi Mom!!

People will still want this Eichenbaum; it's novel, it's appealing, and it looks very well done. Keep up the great work and get it done so we can enjoy!! Murray

It runs beautifully on my HP notebook (AMD 1.7gHz, 1024DDR, 32mb shared memory on a Radeon IGp 320m vdeo card). But most of all i see the sand!!!

Are you still emailing the whole bunch?i'd love it if you could find the time to send them to me as well. thank you Bart

Cory i like the hand grenade!! i also think he should have a magnetic mine under his belt. and did you get my setup? Murray

i started out as part of the Bears vs Tigers group; what started out as a mini-meta campaign within the Blitzkrieg wargaming club morphed into the Bears vs Tigers. There were two fellas behind it who worked very hard, and obviously did very thorough and thougtful work. the problem was the sheer size of the responsibilities; every night you were looking at an hour of paperwork or so. and it was confusing paperwork too. hopefully they can bring it back to life a bit trimmer... edit: didn't answer the question. Bears vs Tigers is a team based campaign which uses CMBB to resolve battles on each individual tile. forces are assigned initial position on a map and then maneuvered around; artillery, air interdiction, resupply, etc. are modeled, so that when forces meet they may be depleted in terms of supplies or casualties. [ November 03, 2003, 09:49 AM: Message edited by: Bartokomus ]

indeed all looks great; thanks to you and your team. But do you have a rough estimate for your release date? Christmas is coming... :}

THANK YOU!! With your permission i now have my new Sig line for work. not certain anyone will know it's a joke; but i will Murray

OOOOOOOOHHH! i get to be the first to say thank you. thank you

not quite on-topic (but close): i just read a fantastic article of a PTR infantryman who knocked out a Stug or Jagdpanzer/IV by hitting it broadside on it's external ammo storage. give it a read Russian Battlefield

i'm 20 turns into the second Op (B1) and things are a tad grim. The Russian Armor did a good mauling of two of my AFV's, and the freaki' Romainians are bogged down from the get go. this is a very well done and enjoyable idea. thank you Murray

thanks for being so generous with your time; they're quite pretty!

would some moss be out of line?