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A Jpoint Red Dot sight perhaps? 269$ plus the mount. http://www.eabco.com/jpoint01.html
Or this one:
http://executivegunworks.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/product11.html
Or try asking around at the AR15 forum:
http://www.ar15.com/forums/board.html?b=3
I myself have been searching for a chep(ish) red dot sight for my 9 mm Llama 1911-model.
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Thanks! Usefull material to read before the Flaming Cliffs 2.0 add-on for Lock-On will be relesed... (soon I hope)
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I wouldn't get bogged down with mods right at the start. I'd recommend just playing at least a few battles with the default/vanilla install.
I agree 100% Don't bother your head with the mods yet, just play! There's nothing really essential to be gained from the mods that would affect gameplay as such.
And welcome BTW!
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Between me and my PBEM-friend we have moved over 800 .ema-files without problems. I guess it is possible that a "byte turns sideways" sometime, but it's rare. Just have your friend email it again...
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Okay. So 25 turns later our PBEM-game ends in a minor victory to my buddy. "Minor victory?" I thought. "How the hell was that possible even though I got butchered by Syrians?"
So a look at the map after the game revield the whole hilarious reason why. Firstly he forgot to occupy terrain objective A. And here's the fun part; he had only two guys left at terrain objective B (Helipad) after my desperate areafiring on the last turn. The pixelguy giving buddy aid to his fallen comrade is indeed outside the terrain objective zone. So close to a major victory...
My poor PBEM-buddy. I think he's hittin the Koskenkorva bottle pretty hard as I write this...
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CMSF isn't really a FPS or close combat game but there are cool moments like these...
Still the same PBEM-game, turn 12.
Section HQ Falconer goes rambo on some syrians after they killed his sidekick:
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On top of that, the player can now purchase and place a wide array of defensive works including barbed wire, bunkers, foxholes, and even trenches.
Can both sides purchase these "defensive works"?
Anyway, this bone was a real Christmas present. Thanks and Merry Christmas to you and everyone on this forum.
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From a ongoing PBEM-game. Turn 10. The Syrian engineers have blasted a hole in the prisonwall and the "prisoners", a recon squad, are starting to escape. However my lone 2IC hiding in the trench leaps into action and a cool firefight begins...
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It's all ball bearings these days! - Erwin Fletcher (Fletch)
Offtopic: Great movie! Or movies! I have them both on DVD now. Truly the most fitting actor to portray "Fletch" in a movie (based on novels by Gregory McDonald).
Madeline: I'm sorry, who are you again?
Fletch: I'm Frieda's boss.
Madeline: Who's Frieda?
Fletch: My secretary.
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While we're on the subject, I used to see a Finnish girl and she just to do this folk song about frogs, complete with jumpy dance.
Is this the one? I didn't find a version in Finnish, so you'll have to settle with a bad swedish version of "pienet sammakot"...
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I know you were joking and I'm sure Tagge or Sergei will correct me if I'm wrong but I believe Finland never considered itself at war with the Western allies.
Yes, you are both right Sequoia & Rankorian. It just was something that had to be done for the sake of survival. We wished we could have been like Switzerland or Sweden, but once again we got caught in the middle of superpowers at the time.
On the lighter side, it´s our Independence day today (6.12.1917)! I´m celebrating it with a six-pack of lager while making a CMSF PBEM-map for my PBEM-buddy. Syrian Mech Inf vs. Brit Armoured Infantry, should be fun...
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cowbell (Englanti - Suomi)
- lehmänkello
- karjankello (s)
- lehmänkello
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Looks like a comic by Juho Juntunen. I think Sergei himself has made the translation from finnish to english.
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Since they are in PowerPoint format, I know of no way to post them here, but if anyone would like to see them, PM me an e-mail address and I can send them as an attachment.
Did you know that you can extraxt the photos from all Powerpoint slideshows? I've done it several times with PowerPoint 2003. Just google for instructions how to do it. Here's one way:
http://mcobit.business.nd.edu/kb/kb.cfm?Action=NEWQuestion&gid=1343
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Goddamn! Very beautiful pictures indeed. Never seen nightfight like those pics in colour. Talented photographer!
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Good news indeed! I too thought that PT Boats had gone to pollocks. Best news in october so far!
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Hehe, yeah a true classic IMO, I saw it in the theatre a few times as well. A pretty original idea for a movie too and the predator creature/character is probably one of the best ever created. Or at least one of the most memorable.
Come to think of it, there are many similarities with the first Alien movie. A never before seen invincible monster that's picking of the team-/crewmembers one by one.
Even more similarities: they never should have made any sequels...
PS I'm sorry too akd for the thread hijackin! Great videos!
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Offtopic, but I took a look at MeatEtr's signaturelink...
Best Arnold movie ever. I went to the movies twice 1988 to watch The Predator. Just an ultimate action movie. 100% testosterone, great characters and big guns.
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Time's up! Operation Cobra ends today. Still time to wow us...
Okay, I realise the forum is swamped with Britmodule stuff at the moment (and a great module it is, thanks!), so throwing any Normandy bones would propably crash the whole thing...
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At last, total victory!
Way to go Vark! You are hereby officially promoted to Finnish Demi-God status, congratulations!
BTW, have you tried Irfanview? A great little tool that resizes pics nicely. Open/paste your screenshot and then "save as" where you can decide how much compression is applyed to the JPEG-file.
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I am just about to move on....one last question....did you use your smoke on turn one, as a pre-planned barrage, or on, say, turn 3?
The first time it was actually turn 3 and forwards. In the last game it was a pre-planned barrage. I would recomend the latter, it saves a lot of time.
Anyone have a red dot sight?
in General Discussion Forum
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Actually I have on my PAV70 (a single shot .22 pistol) an Oakshore Electronics Micro DOT LER-scope (with 1,5-4,5x20 magnification).
It has a little red "micro dot" that can be turned on at low light conditions.
And a really good scope too!