Chudacabra
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Oh no! A trio of Shermans crests the hill to ambush two Panthers. One Panther quickly succumbs.
But the odds are in fact 4 to 3 in my favour with two additional Panthers covering my flank.
Within ten seconds, all three Shermans are brewed up from flank shots.
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Just started it and as a suggestion I would recommend having a map in the briefing to give you some idea of your enemy's disposition and/or give the attacker more intelligence. If you're attacking, your artillery more or less has to be used on the first turn.
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I think in comparison to how the Iraqi armed forces fared against the Coalition of the Willing, the Syrians actually do pretty well in this game. I feel that if you're defending as the Syrians, then you need to just focus on the NATO infantry and lighter AFV's. I'm currently playing as the Syrians defending against the Dutch and it is very tough, but I've managed to kill many Fenneks and APC's while also inflicting quite a few casualties. I really should have purchased more AT-14's though.
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A Syrian team waits in hiding...
The trap is sprung!
Three Dutch soldiers go down, but my valiant team all surrender by the end of the turn. Still 3 NATO casualties for 4 Syrian casualties are pretty good in my books.
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58 minutes ago, Josey Wales said:
The other day I heard the Beastie Boys' track Sabotage which I haven't heard for years and I thought to myself 'that would be a good accompanying track to a Shock Force 2 montage'. So I took some inspiration from the track's video and put this together. See what you think.
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19 hours ago, Sgt.Squarehead said:
CM:SF2 is a great investment, it's a fully developed game, with a whole bunch of stuff that will be new & fresh (everything from ATGMs & Drones, to Uncons & VBIEDs) and it will run the vast array of CM:SF1 content that's out there, in addition to all the stuff that's been designed specifically for it.
If I didn't already own it, I'd buy it without hesitation.
Yes, it's excellent. While I think Black Sea is great, I find the Americans with APS are almost like Gundams. I like the lower tech and huge range of possibilities with CMSF2.
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Great AAR. Is this scenario available separate from the campaign anywhere?
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Don't imagine this will end well for my Syrian pixeltruppen (neither side can see each other yet).
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From a current PBEM as the Syrians defending against the Dutch. Veteran Syrian troops with lots of ATGMs have proven themselves to be quite capable.
Canadian armour unleashes on fleeing insurgents. -
This scenario looks even better than Tactical Operations Centre.
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I have CMHelper 1.7.3, but isn't it up to 1.7.6 now?
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Where does one download the latest version of CMHelper?
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Fiery rumble in the alley!
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I would also be interested, but it seems like more of a summer museum. The Tank Weekend sounds great. The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton is also worth visiting.
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Amazing aquajeep to the rescue!
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T-62's on the prowl. -
A Bulat reverses with two of my T-72's on a hill watching over the terrain.
The Bulat fires and destroys one of my tanks, and one of my T-72's fires on an already destroyed Bulat.
Seconds later, the surviving T-72 destroys the Bulat as it attempts to escape.
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If you do Ukrainians vs. Ukrainians in CMBS, you can do a pretty good early 80s civil war with T-64, BTR-70, BMP-2, etc. CMSF2 will allow even crummier forces to battle each other!
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Syrian forces get blown to bits by angry Germans.
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Best strategy to kill American AFV's is to play against the AI.
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47 minutes ago, TankHunter said:
Have WINRAR? If not, get it.
That fixed it. Must be my computer. I can usually unzip files no problem.
Anyways, wonderful to see the demo!
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Hmmm, I can't seem to open the install file. It's a rar file. Anyone have this issue?
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"Hey, what's that in the woods?"
CMFB (Unofficial) Screenshot Thread
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Kubelwagen driver with a scavenged panzerfauste does his best. Unfortunately the Kubelwagen got blown to bits seconds later.