Ricardo

I notice that people are focussing on the dust raised by units as an obvious marker for troops(?)on the move. Also can be used as a tactic too but what struck me was a couple of times, the American player I think forgot about noise as a warning that mech units were on the way.

Are we allowed to say what WWII PC games we played before seeing the light and started playing Combat Mission? I'm looking forward to playing New Zealanders as I am one in CMAK. I used to play Steel Panthers World at War vol n(where n equals any number from 1 to infinity) Had a strange experience playing NZer's in that game. Apr 1941 in desert fighting against SS troops????? I'm sure that there will be no such nonsense in CMAK. Wonder how other people feel about the contribution made by Commonwealth and Imperial troops during desert campaign or if enough credit(?) has been given to them. A book missing from the bibliography for CMAK is Spearhead General by Henry Maule about General Sir Frank Messervy.