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Posts posted by Warts 'n' all
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Oh dear. Despite Steve and Elvis being polite and helpful. a certain someone still spits his dummy out.
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4 hours ago, umlaut said:
Yes, yes. I am well aware of the differences, guys.
But I had to use voice files that were already available in CM - and would it have been better if had chosen UK English, American, Indian or Polish?No worries, cobber. As some antipodeans would say.
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1 hour ago, StieliAlpha said:
more like Scandinavian or Russian English..
It sounds more like Dutch English to me but harsher. Back in the late 70's I knew a white guy who'd been in the slammer with Nelson and the other boys in the band, I seem to remember his voice as quite nasal. In the meantime happy voice mod making.
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Ah, I remember the start of the new financial year. Where I worked the computers would be down all day.
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9 hours ago, umlaut said:
I thought: "Commonwealth on the Southern Hemisphere - what´s the difference"?
The Australians take the mickey out of how the NZers talk, and they're a hell of a lot closer than the South Africans.
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Thanks for sharing this great series of pictures.
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From my own readings the 17pdr was superior to the 76mm as far as the Germans were concerned. And who am I to argue?
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As far as I know the Bullingdon Bull****ter purchases his BJs from someone other than Lizzie Saxe-Coburg und Gotha. Of course, I could be wrong. In the meantime any updates on the new RT module are welcome.
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@DougPhresh That's fair enough. As my old dad used to say, "If you don't ask, you don't find out".
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Bouncing the Rhine
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In the meantime we should thank John the Kay for his interesting video.
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Yes, I suddenly came over all nostalgic for the early '80s.
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16 hours ago, Jace11 said:
rome to victory - ok but it didn’t mean much, wasn’t much of a victory at all, was captured by a us general disobeying orders for his own personal glory, and was forgotten days later when the Normandy landings occurred.
"to victory" means up to the end of the War
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"Whitelaw whitewashes whiter" as we used to say.
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Good advice, and great cartoons.
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Yeah when I planned my ambush I had in mind how my panthers and FJs had arrived, either on or very close to the road. To suddenly find my troops surrounded was no fun. I'll know better if I give it another go.
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2 hours ago, BFCElvis said:
He does. He is particular to demo charges. He likes the dynamite. Especially the big dynamite. He likes the audio affects. So, the big audio dynamite is his favorite part of the games (see what I did there?)
Hahahahaha. Nice one, Declan.
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8 hours ago, BFCElvis said:
I'm play testing a FR battle and this guy is my guitar hero right now.
I wonder if Mick Jones plays CM.
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I don't mind him creating more ambushes for the US. But, if my troops are initially restricted to arriving by road then so should the AI be as far as I'm concerned.
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One thing that annoyed me. The player's reinforcements arrive by and large in column. And when looking for a likely area for an enemy counter-attack I set my troops up in good ambush positions along the road. Only for the counterattack force to arrive all in one go spread out over a fairly large area pretty much surrounding my troops, with predictable results. I was not a happy bunny, and hit Cease Fire.
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I wouldn't buy it, although I suspect that I would be in a minority.
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Earl didn't I once see you in a tea cup?
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12 minutes ago, Stardekk said:
@theforger US or german campaign ? There is not alot of US campaigns in CMFB and if there is, the only good one I can think of is the Aachen campaign.
The Forger's massive scenario/mini campaign is German. As things stand there are three CMFB campaigns for the USatians. In addition to the Aachen one that you mentioned there is also "Courage Conquers" which deals with the counter attack towards Bastogne. And "Fields of Tears" which can be seen as a follow on from CMBN's "In the Fields where the Poppies grow".
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Some people can wait without being a pain up the back passage.