Warts 'n' all

Paddy lifts his eyes from his pint of black, and says, "Fer feck sake man, I just wanna get home to Caitlin and the girls."

I think we've already established that "Eusebio, but I say WimO" made a slight error. "Bocage" does not feature in CMFB. And that "Low Bocage" does not work in the same way in CMFB as it does in CMBN. Vehicles from tanks down to jeeps can drive through it providing the underlying tile is not impassable. This is from the CMFB scenario editor.

I'm not a train spotter, but I suspect he means the one built in 1878. Exits stage right singing "Over the points, over the points.. " You know the rest. ------->

Hahahaha. They made those gaps, driving to and fro. As I suspect you knew from your wink. Joking aside. The only thing that I can think of to explain what your Pershing did, is that the "Low Bocage" was set on an impassable terrain tile such as "Heavy Forest".

In the Commonwealth of Nostalgia Magna we forge our own history.

I have a very vague recollection of reading that CMFB would only have two types of hedgerow, "Hedge" and "Low Bocage", and that for movement purposes they would be treated the same, unlike in Battle for Normandy. Obviously, now that I want to find it in the manual I can't. So I just ran a quick test with a Locust and a Jeep. Both made short work of the low bocage....

I always thought all hedges in CMFB were passable, despite looking similar to the "low bocage" from CMBN. Perhaps I shall have to re-read the manual.

Not a great fan of alternate history such as the above. Paddy hasn't seen my mum growing up, and needs to get home sharpish.

We have a village just a couple of miles away called "Loose". Most people pronounce it "Lose". Although there was a Ladies Morris side who called themselves "The Loose Women". Meanwhile after only managing a Minor Victory with my Jocks in the Wald, cuz I'm rubbish. I'm just embarking on "Spearhead".

The Final Mission - This was one tough pussy. ..

I suspect that only the designer knows the reason. Luckily there were plenty of other vehicles carrying spare ammo, mortar and PIAT rounds.

I hadn't noticed this at the time of your post. But, having reached the final mission I have found an annoying number of light vehicles marked as "Dismounted" which can't be moved even though they have men sat in them.

I've just downloaded this pack. On first viewing it does look like an impressive piece of work. Currently "Downfall" is taking up all of my limited gaming time, so it will be months rather than weeks before I take it on. But, many thanks to X (formerly known as Twitter) for putting it together.

They can indeed. Although care does need to be taken when using them, as their low trajectory shells do sometimes hit trees, rather than their intended target.

Ah, wouldn't have heard that. I only play the WW2 titles.