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In this case I think you'll want to insure the 4.01 brz is deleted as well.

Totally understandable given Pakistan's assistance to India in combating terrorism... err wait..

are those unit icons in your OoB from MBT? look familiar.

I am in a pbem right now. I had a team take fire. They suffered a casualty and the turn ended. On the following turn I checked what they were going to do, they had a fast retreat through a gap in exactly the direction I would have wanted them to go. I changed the ending point on the move and let it go. on the next turn they completed the move as desired. @Falaise can you provide a save of that turn for it to be reviewed?

over the long term that will be difficult to maintain. You can certainly keep the installers for various builds, you can even have multiple builds installed at the same time. Matching opponents if you want a pbem though may be difficult and you will have to maintain saving the different installers as the BF download will always be the latest.

This rocks dude, can you alter my looks to make me look better like that?

yes, just ran one a few turns. I'd doublecheck to be absolutely certain you both are at 2.01 and have the same modules etc. If you do, then contact the helpdesk. Can you run a pbem just using your own machine? Moving the files between outgoing and incoming folders? Can your partner?

And then you find the map selection is mud...lots of mud.

my guess is you didn't load the patch quite correctly into the game folder. Check to see if the 4.01 brz is in your data folder and the date stamp on your executable.

A goot job?

This may help in perspective.

Bellingcat has some on their deployment, but not much on actual combat performance. https://www.bellingcat.com/news/mena/2019/04/11/logbook-part-i-the-uaes-bmp-3-ifv-in-yemen/

not sure what foot job is, but I am certainly glad you chose to use that extremity in your expression.. Oh wait yeah I have heard of a foot job... gotta stop googling on the work PC.....

see note from Elvis several posts above

Patch Note - Fixed infantry unrealistically breaking and running from entrenched positions or in buildings when artillery falls on their position. There ya go Sorry I just couldn't resist - it's been a long week

It's a variation on a pirate theme. Dead men tell no tales= Dead men can't spot.

@IanL has a thread with similar idea you may want to look at. I don't have the link handy, but he might

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you need to watch the directory they install in. Some times it wants the combat mission directory and will load into the CMBS sub directory and sometimes they actually want the CMBS subdirectory.

You have a brz issue. Either one from another title installed in your directory or missing one. Post a screenshot of your CMBS data directory.

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