Dynaman216

Looking forward to giving you my money!

At a larger range they can play with the solidity(*) of the fence, so it is perhaps 50% see through at longer ranges. (*) - Can never remember the terms when I need them.

For ordnance firing through some fugding will have to be done. most likely a % chance of being affected. A higher chance for heat rounds and a lower chance for KE rounds.

I have all the keys in a document - this next time I'll mark down which key was needed for each program and then double check that is what needed the time after that.

By the time I reload it I don't remember the key from the last time. It has been over a year now...

I don't know about you but I do. Every time I install the latest it is a guessing game which license key it wants.

The negative side is the license keys are still a pain. When I installed the 4.0 patch I had to use different keys for each product. One was the original purchase key, one was the previous patch key, and the last one I forget what it was. With all the extra content and patch keys for Normandy finding the correct one to do an install can be a pain.

Never. Sure there are ways where you have more intel in the game then the guys on the ground would. On the flip side there are times in the game when the guys on the ground would exert more self preservation instinct then our computer troopers do as well. It more or less evens out.

I'm not attending but am thinking of going some year.

HBO also had a movie about the Tuskegee airmen. Much lower budget so the air combat is not as big a draw but the non-flying portions are more interesting.

Academic at best. Technical the limit would be thousands, interface wise I have no idea. The rate at which they can release Modules is almost certainly the only practical limit.

And my Amiga 2000 was the only PC capable of video editing. Neither is relevant to the fact that many Apple fans think being an Apple fanatic makes them superior in some way.

No need to mark them - they always make sure EVERYONE knows they are Apple fans.

Optimist! Happy though, giving a date like that means things are progressing, doing software coding for a living I realize things can go right off the rails however.

Did they get a date?

Apple doesn't hate gaming - they hate ANYTHING they do not directly control.

They took care of the problem with adding any new models and such was a nightmare. Now they have the "problem" that the TACAI is very complex. The biggest problem right now is the infantry running away from entrenchments but that same fix also gave us infantry that spread out when moving forward instead of moving in a line to get shot like ducks in a row, Shooting around corners, and a couple other items I forgot. I can easily see how that code base is a pain to work with.

Any chance of seeing IS3s? (Or JS3, not sure what the "real" designation is). They may not have actually participated in the war but they could have AND they are cool.

$35!!! What a ripoff, er I mean excellent! Really looking forward to playing those old scenarios with the new engine. Once the rough edges(*) were sanded down CMSF was a good game, the latest engine improvements will make it even better. (*) - I still have nightmares of playing without the blue bar of contentment...

Any negative comment I may have made in the past I take them back...

Threads like this one are exhibit A on why these forums have a bad reputation on other computer wargame forums.

> Also Id like to add BFC has an EXCELLENT track record of support and discussion with the community. Not on Facebook's computer warfare group it doesn't. It is often brought up as an example of what not to do. My own opinion is that BF support is top notch, I've had ALL of my problems handled within a couple of hours even when they occurred on weekends and holidays but communication is poor.

If you buy a new game it will be updated to version 4 when you buy it. Unless something has changed. Version upgrades have only been needed for those who owned the title before the upgrade came out.

Trucks are needed to keep bringing supplies up to that (and a hundred other) MG position, not sitting there waiting for the hours on end for it to be needing to be moved away.

LONG ago I did, that was at least a couple of patches back however.