Malachy

Hah, yes, I think that was the name. Thanks for reminding me. I loved that game.

...Thanks so much for making such a great game. It's been a long time since I've had so much fun playing a computer game. I heard about Combat Mission a long time ago but resisted buying it until recently. I regret that now. The format draws me back to games I played so long ago on the Commodore 64. I can't remember the names now, but they were so much more fun than most anything offered today. One was also a WWII game. It also was turn based that let the action play out like CMBB. The "graphics" were ASCII; the Allies were "+"'s, and the Germans were "*"'s. None of that mattered; it was good gaming. The other was a Western game, also with the same format. This one used some kind of graphical representation of the battle, but that's not the point. It was a vessel for strategy and fun. That said, CMBB brings so much more to the table. The drive for realism and historical integrity is staggering. Well done. This is just good gaming. It's thought out well, fun and smart; and for that, I thank you. Kudos, --Mal

This is perhaps a small point, but allowing a mouse wheel to zoom in and out would be nice. --Mal

By the way, I didn't do a full search, but I don't think the GF4ti's are too highly priced now. I don't know what your budget is like, but take a look around a nice site, Pricewatch: Pricewatch --Mal

I don't have a lot of techinical experience, but I saw your post in the other forum and thought I would respond: Don't get an MX, even if it's a GF4....I hated my old MX. If you don't want to shell out the money for a GF4ti, don't get the MX. As was mentioned above, think about a GF3ti, instead. --Mal

Here is the link to make things easier: Interview --Mal