Bammer

Hello Rune, Thank you for the update. Do you know if any of these Operations or Battles will be historically accurate ? If so, what historical events will be covered. Thank you in advance

1) Has anyone heard what historical battlefields will be covered in the CMAK demo ? 2) As CMX2 is in the process of being designed and programmed, wouldn't this be the time to get input from end-users ? 3) Why wasn't 'Gaylord Focker' banned earlier ? Thank you Bammer

One DVD would be better !

Better Article I am not sure if Longhorn is 64 bit ? But the much better article above states that to run Longhorn your gonna need a 3.2 ghz cpu in 2006. If this is the case, I wonder what BFC is targeting as system requirements for CMX2 ?

Article Will CMX2 be compatible with MS-Longhorn ?

Smoke, perhaps, although I think that may be restricted to tanks with smoke launchers. The only instance in which I've seen a tank use an HE device to defend itself is when it has been equipped with a Nahvertingungwaffe (sp?), which is a whole different situation. </font>

It is in CMBO CMBB so why would u think it is not in CMX2 ??

Wonder why management will not answer this question ?

I understand CMAK will allow larger maps. If so, will CMAK allow larger Purchase Point maximum ? Say 10,000 or 20,000 Purchase Points ? Thanks

Hi, I just received the back order "After The Battle" magazine on the Battle of Cassino and Monte Cassino. It has some decent pics and maps. I would have liked to see ATB do some of their own maps with modern software, instead of relying on old stuff. Thanks

Yes it has been !

The CMX2 engine is suppose to begin at the Spanish Civil War period and into WW2 on the Western Front perspective, so the time period u refer to should be covered in the next engine.

A video card of at least 32mg but 64mg is better

Once maps are 50 years old, they are no longer copyright protected !

Demo is released before the full game