decimated550

hey i'll take you up on it! which title do you want to play?

Hello it's December 2023 been over a year since i had a CW game and i'm ready for another . I'll have a relatively slow file return, maybe 3-4 a week? I can do the attacking. Hope to hear soon. company or battalion sized, let's have plenty of artillery support. Maybe pick a game size which allows for a full company and lots of supporting teams

hello do you want to play a Cold War match? up for a small to medium size game

wow maybe the Soviets should have attacked in 1979, against our overmatched and underfunded forces. They could have had both germanys under their control the M1 M2 M109 AH64 were still in testing

Same problem with the M106s, i'd run them to the end of the map furthest away thinking maybe the minimum range was too long, but it's bugged. Interesting about the bug report, is there a list of all problems with Combat Mission Cold war that we can give to the developers? Is there a final date this can be done or is it ongoing? do we file them with you personally? thanks in advance

Hello, i'm returning to combat misssion after about half a decade or more away, so let's do this. I have cold war, but don't know how to play PBEM on this new CM2 engine, it was easy on CM1. Would like a small match, hope to hear from one of you soon, thanks. J

Hello everyone, Decimated from We Band of Brothers. hopefully soon i'll get a good home scanner and am willing to pay about $1000 for it from the same supplier which my company uses for their copier/scanners. If i do that, one of my first projects is to scan the CMBB manual and post it somewhere. At work i have the full version of acrobat and i can text it.

I love to play Jane's IAF and Microprose's M1 Tank Platoon 2 (both from 1998) . But since getting a new computer last year I cannot play them anymore. I don't know how to mess with a virtual machine, so I paid fifty dollars and bought 2nd hand the same old computer that i long ago used to play those titles on. Sure i have an extra computer and the space it takes up, and it is a clumsy workaround, but that's my advice to get your obsolete games back in play.

fascinating - though a google search of the title turned up nothing. How were you able to access that report? Were you in military aviation too? That is me at 22 years old, with my jet 83-023. The 23rd f15C built in 1983.

Thanks for liking them, or the last one anyway. I know the average age of Combat Mission players his higher than the twichy ADD crowd of first person shooters. But i'm in the younger end of the CM scale (at 35!!, i might be the youngest in my CM club). SO the heavy metal might not be everyone's favorite! Here's another light hearted that i'm sure you sir should like. Not a music video, unless you count the famous sound effect at the very end. And no smash cuts = - )

I think one effect of a Building is a diminished ability to use anti-tank weapons. Heavy Woods seems to have the same effect, as you'd expect from the obstructions of walls and trees.

Has anyone heard of the American deserters to North Korea? Decades ago at least three US soldiers crossed the DMZ seeking a new beginning. They were all military misfits, and instead of serving out their enlistment years, made this stunning choice. They became celebrities, starring in North Korean war films as corrupt American commanders, and engrossing themselves in NK culture. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americans_in_North_Korea http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMNrbh61jKk

I read the book MiG Pilot a years ago, one of the few i've read in one sitting. It was that good...the heartbreaking choices...Belenko's love for Russia, yet hatred for the Soviet system...the stupid wastefulness of its military bureaucracy, in which the base personnel were detailed to paint the fading leaves green so that a visiting dignitary could be impressed...the gallant Japanese thwarting the Soviet's attempts to bring back their man...as a former US Air Force crew chief (F15s) i was totally engrossed by the details of the analysis of the MiG-25s strengths, weakness, and vastly different Russian approach to engineering. I rarely read fiction, because the stuff of real life is so much better.

This video was made on request by a fellow club member who also played the Total War campaign. He had a funny situation in which he surrounded and attacked two immobilized tanks with every single weapon in the Battlefront arsenal. It took him 12 turns to do it! He provided his password and files, most of the narrative captions, and told me to put it together! First song is unknown to me, and the second song which comes in about 3 minutes is "Life of An American Fireman" from '02... 1902 that is.

The scenario designer of Total War gave us plenty of rocket and huge caliber artillery FOs to smash each other with. That's the closest I've been to an ICBM exchange. Metallica's 1989 song opening their album ...And Justice For All really gets that during- and post-nuclear swing going