[CMBS License/Activation]

You get 4 activations total. No need to deactivate. New activation is needed on each new PC or... when you reinstall Windows/upgrade PC. Then you get 1 activation restored every year. If you happen to run out of activations you can write a message to devs and they can add an activation for you.

 

Of course once the game is activated you don't need to go online anymore for the game to work.

[Kieme's modding corner]

Is it possible that you make Oplot and BTR4E with weathering but without the digital camo?

[PBS Documentary on the Ukraine]

Alas russian invasion into Ukraine is not 30s, it's 2014 and now.

[How to stop units from wasting javelin missiles?]

F.e. in one of the first 'battle's where you must destroy 3 AA sites soldiers waste javelins on any infantry they spot first

Is there a command to stop them from wasting javelins or make them hold fire altogether?

[sell on Steam?]

 even if we did toss an older product over to Steam, guess what? It wouldn't be very different than buying it from Battlefront except you'd be paying Steam and we'd be losing ~30% gross revenue.

Right. Selling 10 copies a month at 100% revenue is a lot more profitable than 10000 a month at 70%

Battlefront.com and Steam clearly have exactly the same market coverage. Those other naive developers simply don't understand that chances of discovering a wargame by people that want to play it are a lot higher on a niche dev website than on that barely known 8.5 mln concurrent users store! And all those profits devs lose by selling to a lot more people! We are niche and that won't be niche anymore. Niche = profits. NO niche = NO profits - see?

[Give me a reason to buy modules]

A missile costs 80k

[Give me a reason to buy modules]

I'm considering whether to spend $40 on what seems to be model+scenario DLCs or not.

So here are questions I want answered.

DRM. Is online activation DRM also present on CDs? Because from what I understand it allows only a single activation and has to be de-activated for a reinstall or something and some people had problems with it (all the unlicensing/licensing mess). What if auth servers go down? (that's why I'm still on 1.20)

Is winning as Syrians still impossible? I know Marines add some good stuff like T-90 and BMP-3 and what I'm wondering is will it make syrians any kind of threat, at least with the numerous advantage added?

And what about campaigns? Are they still like TF Thunder which was more about patiently wiping out REDFOR instead of a proper challenge? Do enemies still sit in one place or blindly run to where script tells them to which is launched after I stepped into some trigger?

How many single missions do they add in total?