[CMBO available directly in Aust & NZ]

Originally posted by sdk:

Bought CMBO new in Adelaide for $42.00aus from Berlin Wall.

Still want CMBB & CMAK though.Only got about 300 CMBO missions to play if I ever finishing moding.Turned into a slut !

Thats typical , I get something for a good price and someone always finds it cheaper after ive got it . Hell , atleast its better than if I hade mail ordered it from military simulations in Melbourne , they wanted $110.00AU for CMBO normal edition not the special edition version that Ive got.I hear you about being a slut , ive already filled 2 cd's with mods and ive only had the game for just on a month

R

[CMBO available directly in Aust & NZ]

Originally posted by sopwith_kennel:

CMBO is in EB in Parramatta Westfield and Harvey Norman at Auburn here in Sydney. Just under $100. Now when will CMBB be down under here?

Picked it up here in Adelaide from EB for $49.95

R

[cmbo mods]

You need to read the "MODS" link that gets installed on the desktop with the game but the simple way is to unzip the mods to the BMP folder in the CMBO directory , the problem is some of the MODs are multi option with batch files to allow you to swap around the mods.The best thing to do is install the non batched mods and then goto http://www.combatmission.com/

and download CMMOS 4.03 and all the CMBO mods on the site.CMMOS is a great little program that allows you to install all the mods then chose between the ones you want , this includes vehicles , grass , trees sky etc without haveing to keep reinstalling mods over the top of each other.

R

[Please everyone look at this]

Originally posted by Locksley:

Soontobe Rugby World Cup winning England!

(Bet I've damn jinxed it now)

Not if Wilkinson breaks a leg

R

[ November 17, 2003, 11:34 PM: Message edited by: Darius359au ]

[Your Favorite WWII SMG and why...]

Originally posted by Kanonier Reichmann:

The Owen Gun. They were specifically designed in Australia to function in the most adverse jungle conditions possible and lived up to their reputation for reliability no matter how badly they were treated. One was buried in mud for a period of three months then dug up, cocked and it still fired its entire magazine without jamming.

They were so well regarded by the Australian army grunts that they were still highly prized for the in close jungle fighting in the early years of the Vietnam War until they were officially withdrawn from use. Not bad for a machine pistol design that was pretty much regarded as old hat after WWII following the advent of assault rifles.

Regards

Jim R.

I would also say the Owen ,for all the same reasons.

R

[Please everyone look at this]

Originally posted by Michael Emrys:

Does it seem to anyone else that a disproportionate number of Scandanavians and Antipodeans play CM, given that those are not especially populous countries? Not complaining, just curious.

:confused:

Michael

Nothing better to do I suppose , either to Hot(OZ) or to cold (sandanavia)

R

[Your favorite WWII Tank and why..]

PzKpfw IVE Tiger for me , Great gun , decent armour and best of all , It looks Damned Mean

R

[ November 16, 2003, 11:57 PM: Message edited by: Darius359au ]

[Embarked Reinforcement]

Thanks for the answers , like an Idiot I kind of figured it out after I posted the question

R

[Embarked Reinforcement]

ive just got the special edition CMBO and Ive come across a problem with Scenario creation , How do i get reinforcements to enter the map mounted on APC's or tanks :confused: , I cant find any reference to it in the manual and theres only the reinforce marker on the map not the units when I place units on the map.

R

[Please everyone look at this]

Adelaide , Australia