Hapless

Good luck to that Russian under the Abrams! Get your spade out and dig man!
 
Thanks for the comments guys- just out of interest for the replays, is there a way to bookmark camera locations? I'm just trying to manually get the camera in the same place each time and I'm not always spot on. Would make it a lot smoother.
 
In other news, I've got another AAR coming up:
 

 
 
Sucks to be in that building: in hindsight, opening fire was maybe not the best move there.

Final part of Dueling Shashkas. Really had a lot of fun with this.
 

Final part of Dueling Shashkas. Really had a lot of fun with this.
 

Next part of Dueling Shashkas (sadly no comic book treatment)
 

 
For some reason towards the end I threw away any kind of recce, combined arms, patience and sense in favour of being Marshal Ney for a turn. Totally worth it, but my tankers would disagree.

Next part of Dueling Shashkas (sadly no comic book treatment)
 

 
For some reason towards the end I threw away any kind of recce, combined arms, patience and sense in favour of being Marshal Ney for a turn. Totally worth it, but my tankers would disagree.

This is me having a go at Duelling Shashkas against the AI. Or alternatively, Dance of the Laser Warning Receivers. Absolutely loving it.
 

 

This is me having a go at Duelling Shashkas against the AI. Or alternatively, Dance of the Laser Warning Receivers. Absolutely loving it.
 

 

This is me having a go at Duelling Shashkas against the AI. Or alternatively, Dance of the Laser Warning Receivers. Absolutely loving it.
 

 

Presumably it was an exasperated old-timer: "Stop mucking about with yer fancy technology and watch how a real man does it!"
 
At present I'm chewing my way through some QBs just to get used to everything and I have to keep stopping to film impressive stuff. We've got the plucky enemy ATGM gunner getting the Fulda Gap treatment who tries to be a hero:
 

 
Should have stayed in his hole.
 
And the first time I've gotten wrong-footed by the AI: "Oh, those tanks will go around the woods and we'll hit them in the flanks with the RPGs..." WRONG.
 

 
How my two T-90s ended up on the enemy flank for the last bit of footage was epic, but I pressed the big red button instead of 'play' to film the replay and lost the opportunity. They charged through enemy infantry pinned down by a torrent of small arms fire and popped up at point-blank range next to the enemy tanks. Crazy stuff.

On the plus side, the survivors should remember to run the hell away from any nearby vehicle that comes under fire.

On the plus side, the survivors should remember to run the hell away from any nearby vehicle that comes under fire.

Here's my first attempt at a video AAR. The voice isn't fantastic (hopefully fixed for the future) and its a quick battle against the AI so this could seen as a training exercise in more than one sense. Here's all the action:
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oRNHcjmIaA
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvYEWHQ0lEM

Here's my first attempt at a video AAR. The voice isn't fantastic (hopefully fixed for the future) and its a quick battle against the AI so this could seen as a training exercise in more than one sense. Here's all the action:
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oRNHcjmIaA
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvYEWHQ0lEM