Lt Belenko
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Will haystacks, carts, and sheds/outhouses burn and/or take damage?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E24cveClIGI
at 6:05
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-gl2s2dJtw
The first 15 seconds
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Any one notice exuberant amount of time Steve is spending on the forums?
Prediction: Pre-orders are imminent.
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Let me make a SWAG here - you are not talking about a Scientific Wild A$$ Guess?
What means this other definition of SWAG?
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CMBN Released.
CMBN Opponent Wanted.
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The only good part of the article is where it says a low price would force the company to quickly release a sequel or in the case of BFC a follow on module.
Bottomline: Just keep the modules and new games coming.
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You really didn't expect BF to respond with something like:
"Well, now that Andross is back and asked about the release date, let's announce it!"
...now did you?
I was thinking it would work this way.
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Not sure about the speed thing. .....
I for got the smiley indicating joke.
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Horses have 4 gaits walk, trot, canter, and gallop. We should be allowed to set vehicle speeds at 5 mile intervals.
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TYVM
Added words just to reach the minimum required to make this a valid post.
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Yes given that small PBEM files are about 10Mb per minute (i.e a turn) then a 2 hour game becomes pretty big.
Yeah but, 2T drives are about $150.
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The best person to write a tutorial is someone who is NOT that familiar with the game. It is amazing what new player insight can provide.
High familiarity with anything can lead to all sorts of erroneous assumptions as to how the product will be used by new customers.
There appears to be no shortage of volunteers who want to help BFC make the CM series be all they can be. I would suggest that BFC provide a fairly new player or players (but not totally inexperienced) with a demo scenario for CM:BN (and if it doesn't cost you anything even for CMSF) and have them write a tutorial based on how they perceive what to do. The "Tutorial" player(s) should have access to more experienced players who can explain issues/answer questions when they come up.
The objective is to produce a tutorial that a newbie can relate to, and which does not make assumptions as to the players' prior knowledge. This is simply an elementary consumer manual writing strategy.
You are correct sir. With 30 years of technical writing Experience under my oversized belt. BFC would do well to pick ME!!
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I'm not saying music died in 1975. 65-75 was the Golden age.
Disco - barf
Punk took some getting used too. A few good bands Ramones, Social Distortion.
The "Hair" Bands of the 80s. - freaking noise. White Snake, Van Halen, AC/DC, Mottley Crew, etc. They all sounded alike.
KISS:Make up with a few good/great songs - Why the paint? I don't get it.
The screaming banshee women of the early 90s- Mariah Carey, Celineon Dion, Paula Adbull - I'd prefer to jab sharp pencils in my ears.
I recently discovered New Order 80/90s - great music.
Blues is great too.
Best song writer ever - Paul Simon.
Best vocals - Tossup between Eric Burdon - Jim Morrison.
Guitar - Carlos Santana or Eric Clapton.
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1965-1975 was the golden age of rock & roll and it generally declined after that. There was still some good stuff that came out of the late '70s and '80s, but it became rarer and rarer. There is still some good stuff that pops up now as well, especially among musicians that take their music seriously rather than just a way to parade their egos and make a lot of bread. But for now, the heady days when lots of artistic ground is being broken are long behind us. Probably the cycle will continue and something both truly revolutionary and worthwhile will turn up, but I haven't seen it yet.
Michael
Michael one more "You may be right" to add to your sig line. 65-75 was the best years of rock.
From the Animals to Frank Zappa - all good stuff in that era. And then along came disco - barf.
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- Hemp seeds
Terrible waste of potentially medicinal seeds.
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So long as it's the incomparable Saldskabmaize.
(A gold star to anyone who knows what that is and where to get it WITHOUT Googling!)
Sald-skab-maize
Salad - scabs-corn
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Are the Canadians serving Maple Leaves with these missing waffles?
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While I agree with the underlying point of your post about surrendering I don't much care for your example as it seems rather one sided to me. Regardless of my views, I don't think this board is the place to discuss war crimes...
Then to keep it more along WWII lines of discussion: There were more Jerry/Tommy surrenders in Afrika than Ivan/Fritz surrenders in the Ostfront.
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DAR is complete...and the pre-order date is???
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Like my mother used to say:
Wish in one hand...
....(another line goes here)...
....See which one gets filled faster.
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Also, I once again invite coolbreeze to attend and finally elaborate on his ultimate tank defense invention:
http://www.battlefront.com/community/showthread.php?t=73538&highlight=coolbreeze
Seriously, I'm still curious.
Holy crap! Was that guy for real?
One more question: Did his invention work out?
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Good Idea Great Idea
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same here sad aint it?
Only sadness is over the extended waiting time for pre-orders.
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.... I check in multiple times per day to look for updates. .....
Slacker. I check in multiple times an hour for 17 hours each day.
The other 7 hours, everybody needs some sleep.
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The plan right now is that after the battle and final AARs are posted there will be a new thread dedicated to discussing what went on during the battle....
This is just another delaying tactic by BFC to quell the rebellion from the masses demanding the game be released.
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Can we see something like this