user1000

Just finished all the sp battles as allies, I would not move on with the next battle until I won.....
 
A definite BUY
OUTSTANDING maps and battles, your heart will sink deep as you are chasing an enemy tank over the ridge wondering if the dust will clear in time enough for your shot to leave the tank barrel instead of his...

You can then use target light to indirect fire with .50 anywhere

Found the best angle reversed to the hedge, both gunners engage.
 

Found the best angle reversed to the hedge, both gunners engage.
 

Found the best angle reversed to the hedge, both gunners engage.
 

Found the best angle reversed to the hedge, both gunners engage.
 

Found the best angle reversed to the hedge, both gunners engage.
 

Found the best angle reversed to the hedge, both gunners engage.
 

This is an absolute terrible campaign in all terms flat across the board, playing as US with the 29th. It seems like a diorama rather than an actual campaign. I don't know if the most current update patch with the soldiers skills broke it or it was better before. Terrible.

Game: CMBN
Version: 4.02
Type: Vehicle M3A1 HT
Problem: Before the start of the game in the starting areas, before any command is used, rear gunners feet stick through bottom of HT, fixed partially when open up command (to sit down) is used the 2nd time.
 
 

Bunker cracking

Bunker cracking

Bunker cracking

How hard would it be to instead have the soldier who surrendered instead of disappear after the white flag, get up and walk with hands up to the opposing forces start point and then disappear. Or even at the opposing forces start point give intel about enemies location tanks, troops etc? Icons woudld then pop up on map with question marks. If they are returning and not being watched they can try to break back to their friendly territory un armed.

TLC needed on night battles, spotting as terrible. I had a tank not spotting another enemy tank within 8m when the engine of the panther would have be distinct for an ID. Soldiers within inches of each others noses without knowing etc...

luckily it missed the whole vehicle

http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/NHC/NewPDFs/USArmy/USArmy, Busting the Bocage, 1944-06-06 to 07-31.PDF