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Rostik

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About Rostik

  • Birthday 11/08/1984

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    London, United Kingdom
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    computers, bikes, sport,strategy
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  1. Hey, thanks for calling me a "blockhead" after I appologised. I know the technical mod problems(by the way you explained them well) but I will not change my mind. P.S. I better hide my Christmas presents!
  2. I received my copy today! I can live with mistakes till late February
  3. Uh, I think you mean "clowns". If you and you buddy here think they look so bad then maybe you'll use your towering artistic and historical research skills to put together The Ultimate Russian Winter Mod™ for us. I won't hold my breath, though. Maybe I'm biased, but I think my Winter Soviet mod is pretty damn good, and I did a fair amount of historical research to make sure they were as correct as could be. But when you mod is released I'm sure I'll be using it, as it will doubtless be superior to anything anyone else (including me) could produce. </font>
  4. Maybe strong Winter wind is one of the factors that helps to tire your troops? :confused: Or maybe it's just my imagination?
  5. Yeah, but think if you had use them once in strategic way: help to capture Moscow, crush best tank force of the enemy or battle of Kursk, or invasion of Britain and London is captured in couple hours. It's the same like americans used atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki- Japan surrendered.
  6. Ooops! Sorry, my mistake. I didn't say anything,did I? :confused: [ December 23, 2002, 11:46 AM: Message edited by: Rostik ]
  7. I agree with you. Russians in winter uniforms look like clouns(last two mods)
  8. It's a PSX game. It was realesed in 2001. Nice game.
  9. I had a game on Playstation called Panzer Front. You could simulate a battle with two modern tanks(american Abrahms and T-80) against any tank of WWII. I made a lot of tests(actually it was fun) I took T-80 against 12 King Tigers. They were easy pray, so I stopped shooting and waited if they can penetrate my armor. Obviously they couldn't do that, even from the rear. So a platoon of modern tanks properly protected would win any war at that time.
  10. My grandfather started his war campaign as a soviet private trooper in 1938 and finished it in 1946 in Berlin as a colonel. Unfortunatly I have never met him, because he died three month before I was born. Tragedy
  11. The same was on The East. Evarage person didn't know much about Western Front. "Cold War" - I think can explain everything. Hey I just became a member!!!!!!!
  12. As well as this monstrous programme of extermination, the human cost of the war was appalling for most of the belligerents. The USSR lost the most—at least 20 million civilian and military personnel killed—including large numbers of Russian prisoners deliberately starved to death in German prisoner-of-war camps. Poland lost around a fifth of its civilian population. Allied civilian losses were 44 million; Axis losses, 11 million. The military deaths on both sides in Europe numbered 19 million, and in the war against Japan, 6 million (which included a sizeable number of Allied prisoners-of-war starved or tortured to death in Japanese forced-labour camps in Burma and elsewhere). Only the United States was spared any significant civilian losses, with 292,131 military deaths in battle and 115,187 military deaths from other causes. The highest numbers of deaths, military and civilian, were as follows: USSR more than 10 million military and 10 million civilian; China 3.5 million and 10 million; Germany 3.5 million and 3.8 million; Poland 120,000 and 5.3 million; Japan 1.7 million and 380,000; Yugoslavia 300,000 and 1.3 million; Romania 200,000 and 465,000; France 250,000 and 360,000; British Empire 452,000 and 60,000; Italy 330,000 and 80,000; Hungary 120,000 and 280,000; and Czechoslovakia 10,000 and 330,000. Microsoft® Encarta® Reference Library 2002. © 1993-2001 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. USSR casualties are represented roughly. Stalin wanted to cut down on human losses. I studied that about 30 million people were lost in total!
  13. Ditto that. I've been doing that since the C-64 days on 5 1/4"s. Now I burn two copies for myself, and sell the originals on e-Bay to get as much $$$ back as possible. I just pad the shipping costs to cover the cost of buying the game at EB or wherever. As for piracy, hey, it's only illegal if you get caught.</font>
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