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I've got a feeling deep inside
Seedorf81 replied to Spinoza's topic in Combat Mission Battle for Normandy
Got me old "Vietcong Purple Haze" (Just the music alone makes it worth watching the antiquated graphics, I luuuuv this game) goin' again, since my faith in Market Garden arrival is pretty much gone... -
SPW 251/3 Has A Panzerfaust?
Seedorf81 replied to Col Deadmarsh's topic in Combat Mission Battle for Normandy
D#mn, forgot about that one! -
Am I the only one that thinks that the sun doesn't move at all? That it's planet Earth that moves?
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AXIS - CMBN-Market Garden - BETA AAR
Seedorf81 replied to Bil Hardenberger's topic in Combat Mission Battle for Normandy
That ain't nice.. If the AA-tanks would have been destroyed as they should have, the blow to c3k's force would have been very substantial, let alone to his morale! I can imagine it's a real let down, but I certainly wouldn't mind if you continued the battle regardless. -
Well, Regiment probably knows best..(Or do they?) Glad you're up and running again with this AAR, because I had some serious withdrawal symptoms. Bill and you were unusual silent, still no MG download opportunity and Steve shut down the USA gun-laws thread. Nothing in life seemed important anymore! Didn't think your armor would reach the Ardennes unscathed, well done.
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Comparing Nvidia to AMD; Megapixel warning
Seedorf81 replied to c3k's topic in Combat Mission Battle for Normandy
Angle is slightly different, but don't know if that explains it. -
AXIS - CMBN-Market Garden - BETA AAR
Seedorf81 replied to Bil Hardenberger's topic in Combat Mission Battle for Normandy
Electrical and/or hydraulic malfunctions, for instance. Or indeed something (like your trigger finger) mechanical broke or came off. Or sighting mechanism out of focus, etc. All kinds of possibilities, but it boils down to this: the tank can't shoot no more even when the gun is undamaged. -
Well, do you tell this to them NRA-boys or should I?
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So a nice harmless replica would do the trick? That could save some lives..
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I miss something in the discussion. Are there any documented numbers of(on?) people who own(ed) a gun and who got attacked? And how many of them responded by shooting at the perpetrator(s) without being hurt themselves? I mean, the fact that you own and carry a gun doesn't mean that you are able to fend off an (armed) attack to you, or to people in your surroundings. There are only a few people who are trained enough, or "cool" enough, to be able to respond in a fast and sufficient way on surprise attacks. Most people are totally dumbfounded for seconds/minutes when terror strikes..
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I thought we were talking about the mass-shootings, not your "ordinary" murders, but those where the killer has this urge to take lots of people with him. Those un-mistakenly happen more often in the USA than anywhere else.
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See, democracy may be bad, but it stopped stupidity this time!
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Some people would say that George W. qualified as one of the above mentioned. Don't know about that, but I think it would have been better if somebody had stopped him before he started playing with his guns..
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Since there seems to be a difference in the number of mass-shootings in the "gun-loose"USA on one hand, and "gun-tight"Europe on the other, and it NOT being related to gun-laws (according to many of our overseas friends), could it be that the way the mentally instable/eerily frustrated are being treated, differs significantly? I tend to think that in Europe we have (or until recently HAD) a little more "softer" society (welfare, medical care) than the USA, which might reduce the "exploding" of potential mass-shooters. As I see it, the USA is a "tougher" place to be for losers/outcasts. Having no (lefty-liberal, I know) way out, they resort to a mass killing-suicide action. That would also explain why there are more of those killings in Europe the last decade; the economic trouble diminishes the amounts of money we spend on care/welfare. Our society becomes "tougher", too. So it wouldn't be the guns that matter, but the way "losers" are treated?
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Wow, nice pics, man! And look at that drivers' space, no ergonomics there..
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You missed post 42, perhaps?
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Wouldn't real soldiers make sure they (TC and gunner) had their LOF and LOS in order? Certainly in a nice ambush position like this?
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I do hope you noticed the big green smiley thing. I've asked and hoped, begged and prayed for a speedy MG-release. In vain, so I finally tried a little emotional blackmail (with a preacher-like undertone, I know.) On a serious note: of course I have the MG-euro's safely put aside, but do not forget that putting money aside is fine as long as one can pay ones bills. If it comes down to not being able to pay your utilities and rent (not yet in my case by the way), the stashed away game-money outlives it's purpose (no electricity = no game!). I never thought it possible, but there are people in The Netherlands - one of the richest countries in the world - who are in those dire circumstances. A lot of folks say it's their own fault, and for some that is certainly true, but for others it's not.
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We've got some serious economic trouble here in Holland and if Battlefront doesn't hurry, no Dutchman (me, that is, a 51 year old temp with pretty bad job prospects) can afford no game no more. What am I going to choose? Market Garden or food?
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CM:BN Market Garden BETA AAR #2 - ALLIED
Seedorf81 replied to Cpl Carrot's topic in Combat Mission Battle for Normandy
Kuh? (There's been some request for dead ones on this Forum. Maybe battlefront complied with life ones?)