Magic Cat

Hi Biltong, Could you send me a set of your rules? Sounds like it would be fun. This is my email tkpoulson@msn.com Thanks, Tom

I tried low crawling a LMG some 20-30 meters and they were exhausted before they got to their objective! This does not seem realistic. Low crawling is not an exhausting exercise! As for heavy weapons they would be dragged not carried and this would lesson the load. Now if they were high-crawling fast that could be a little more tiring, But they are sneaking (low crawling). Has Matt said anything about this issue being addressed in the first patch? Or has is this issue a dead horse?

Hi All, I know this subject has been discussed before but will Patch 1.01 improve this annoyance? Thinking back to my Army daze. Which was quite a while ago....we would low crawl and we would high crawl but I don't ever remember getting tired doing that. In fact you are laying down and can rest anytime you want! Sneaking should have very limited affect towards becoming tired. What is the reasoning behind the extreme "exhausting" from sneaking? Magic Cat

Hi All, I could not find any info in my library. The PzIIj (in CMBB) has 80mm armor across the entire front and 50mm armor on all sides including the back. :eek: This seems way to much! Does anyone have info on this modified PzII? Magic Cat

A long time ago...far...far away, I used to drive a little M114A1E1. (Recon platoon, 2/81 Armor, 1st Armored Div) It was a fully tracked, armored vehicle. The only time I ever bogged/imobilized this vehicle is when I broke through some ice into a pond. Burried up to my lights. But otherwise through mud, snow, etc. I never bogged down. In fact, during four years, I can not remember seeing anybody else tank, pc, or scout vehicle bogged down. Broken down because of engine or track failure yes, bogging down no. Just my 2 cents. Magic Cat