Bubba883XL

Warsaw 44 is on Amazon Prime.  Very well made and gritty movie about the uprising.  Lots of fire and rubble.  Wonderful inspiration for those Partisan scenarios.

It's a harsh reality.
from 2014－2021,seven years!😭
 

Haha, well, it will be released one day, I suppose.

NEVER LOSE FAITH

I guess he might have the same iGPU/dGPU selection issue as I do. One does not really need even 10xx to run the game - the problem is the engine chooses to employ iGPU sometimes despite all the system settings and having a better dGPU to use  @IanL

Go to the Battlefront.com website and hunt down a demo for any of their titles and give it a spin. If it can handle a demo it should be able to handle a full game.

I don't really like "tanks army heavy weapons bigs guns incredibles rockets," I just want Barbarossa sooner.  The sooner we get FR the sooner they can start working on the early war years...I hope.

You can find alot of that ytype of music via NewRetroWave on YouTube. Some albums are even free! Have it in my car most of the time. 💪💪💪.. I laughed as I recognised it straight away when watching the vid. 
 

Sorry if I am not understanding your question/request, but if I am reading this right, this is already possible. 
When I play CM, I use the WASD keys to move the camera around the battlefield. QE rotate the camera left and right. If you press and hold the right mouse button it will rotate the camera around, and if you press and hold the left mouse button and then move the mouse, it will move the camera around at varying speeds. Using the mouse wheel is how I zoom in and out as well. 
In the controls section of the options menu, I have the camera config set to "Standard." I have it set this way in all my CM games. 

You can lock the camera on a unit by pressing Tab.

"5 months later I have purchased every single game and module..."
 
Haha, welcome Mograth!  You will never need purchase any other games except CMx2 games, and their progeny.

Welcome to the greatest wargame ever and by far the most economical use of your hobby dollar.

I don't think it is expensive at all. The Big Bundles around $100 and each one can keep you entertained for at least a year. I just started to touch the editor. Yes, finding another enthusiast in your neighborhood is ideal. The games have something for everybody. Tomorrow one of the people I play against comes around again. 

Literally never heard of this game until i saw it on Steam last year and i scoffed at the price at first.
5 months later I have purchased every single game and module except for CMFI, im going to buy it but my wallet lol
Massive respect to the developers for creating something amazing, that seems tailored for me personally.  I've been trying to get my friends to play but they arent tactical
Sorry if this is a boring post but I heard a podcast with a gentleman from BF and he mentioned they were testing Steam out and just wanted to provide this feedback
Stoked for F&T and CW
 

BFC has added Brits to so many of their titles (plus they did that work for MoD) that it would be a shock if Brits didn't eventually show up. Also their new BFF Slitherine is UK-based. But we're talking a LONG way away. Brits haven't showed up yet in CMFB lets recall. 

Please be patient... the game is still in BETA and I am purposefully staying away form the Soviet infantry in my AAR thread because they are not yet ready for their close-up.
Bil

Yes no BS yet. Altho I like the setting. CMCW was what I would wish for and it appears to have come true. So ... It takes priority. Lol

There's definitely enough love, but not enough time 😉. 
FB is great, has a different and I would say a good 'feel' about it.  Of course it doesn't have as much content (stock and additional) as BN and RT.
If you really mean BS (and not BN) then I'm the same - no BS here 😁.

Love your icons.  Thanks...  (Also for the new CMSF2 ones.)

March 12th, 2021.
And the reasons? There are no reasons. Who needs reasons when you’ve got Combat Mission?

March 1...I'm being very optimistic...😀

I've seen a few trees flickering - it's not all trees, but it seems to be switching between two models (or aspects of two models) rapidly. The second scenario of Road to Montebourg has a couple of these flickering trees.

I'm running Windows 7 64bit with a gtx570 with the latest drivers.

I've just checked the Antialiasing Transparency and it's set to 8x, which is they highest it'll go.

oh JagdPanter...we will finally get JagdPanthers in the Ostfront also...terrific

A whole class of guns existed during and before the war you know that had big guns but lacked the benefit of things like protection and self propulsion. They were known as "infantry guns" and they were designed entirely for direct fire on positions they had line of sight toward. That sounds pretty silly at first-but at the ranges of intended use, such as a kilometer or more-most infantry weapons had great difficulty hitting you and you could just bombard them. Infantry guns were slowly being supplanted by mortars as the war went on, but stuck around for a bit when the tank began to appear on the battlefield because anti-tank guns were always in short supply and the infantry needed absolutely anything that could sling a respectable AP or HEAT round into a Panzer. 
But regular field artillery often had substantial mechanisms for direct fire built in as well, and were given that job frequently in some armies in spite of the risk. Because in fact as long as the gun was kept a safe distance from the enemy (or in defilade) the advantage rested with the big gun chucking 15lb high explosive rounds. So with that in mind, it's not that extreme to see something like the Hummel or Priest-which at least had the benefit of armor and mobility-pressed into infantry support. You're right, they're not tanks, but there should still be a lot of work a self propelled 105mm gun in 1944 can do. 

Well, actually a Jagdpanzer IV 70A. Great vehicles in a grain field, Jagdpanzers.