Bufo

1 action spot in CM is 8 meters in size. In WITE 1 and 2 one hex is about 16 kilometers. You figure.

The scale of that game is a "little bit" different, there's no need for 3D maps there.

I feel the release is close, so I have pre-ordered

I guess by the time we have all people we will also have the update

Present

Well I think the ugliest was the Sherman but I think I am alone with this view. Its form doesn't remind me of a tank at all and I always wondered what the hell were the designers thinking...

Was exactly 5 months.

My all time favorite: Sadly we won't get this icon with F&R.

Orsha? What's that?

Spoiled the fun

"Adolph"

Okay I give you that.

Foliage density * random chance. Its all abstracted. Not what you see.

He didn't ask for help. He asked how a soviet rifle battalion fought in the reality.

Maybe this online book can help: Combat actions of the rifle battalion: Collection of combat examples from the Great Patriotic War You can use google translate to read it in English or in another language.

You will never get a confirmation as they keep these things a secret, but everything points in this direction.

Trees are just there as a representation. LOS is a dice roll.

On a notice, MG42 is a MMG.

Would be nice.

So the pre-order has religious advantages, I see. I also pre-ordered Cold War, so hey, I am also involved

What's the use of a pre-order here anyway? In other places it means you can get like a 10 percent bonus. OR you get an exclusive item in game.

Nah, you need stronger words to get a one week ban from the forum

In all the CM games you play hypothetical scenarios. The terrain is not exactly the same, the troops are not the same, nothing in the same as it happened. It might be similiar. And also what the troops do are not what they did in real life. You still playing hypothetical because how you direct the troops is not what happened. If you imagine you are playing a real battle that happened is like believing in Santa Claus. The only place where you play real scenarios are when you watch a documentary where everything is how it was.