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I have to admit I am waiting on Cold War far more than this module, but I am always open to killing some Wehraboos

Shock force was an April fools joke compared to CMCW.

What about the Linux version?

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LoL can't wait to eat germans for breakfast

I also have a laptop with an Intel HD620, and the fact how well this game runs on this very very low end card shows how outdated the graphics is.

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In this case they have a rather fast runner since it only takes 1 min longer (takes 6 for them) to call than an FO with a radio (who can call it in 5)

Flares are out of the question: it was not a preplanned position and you cannot transfer coordinates or adjusments with flares. Field phones would work in an abstract way, but in this case they would have comms with the company CO.

In CMRT apparently a platoon HQ can call for mortar fire without a radio. You can see on the picture that he doesn't have comms to the company HQ because of the lack of communication tools. How is this possible?

I am interested in joining the RED side as a sub commander

Double click works as well.

This is where you are completely wrong. I guess you never played a game outside the wargaming industry...

Ah that, I thought it was a reference to another developers game

What the hell is CMA?

What a fighting machine, that

I would love to see Soviet T tanks engage helicopters with their ATGMs as was designed to do so.

Thanks!

Depends on the smoke, I don't know about this era though.

IMHO the most significant feature of the T-80B compared to the 72 is the more advanced fire control system. "Unlike the rather outdated 1A40-1 fire control system used in the T-72B, the 1G43 features fully automatic lead calculation and automatic gun superelevation. What this means is that the aiming chevron at the center of the sight picture remains static as the FCS adjusts the elevation to account for ballistic drop and adjusts the orientation of the turret to account for lead. The sight is not displaced sideways as the gun is adjusted for lead, thanks to the 2-axis stabilizer in the 1G42 - the horizontal stabilizer rotates the sight aperture to compensate for the shifted orientation of the turret, thus allowing the gunner to maintain an unchanged view of the target." https://thesovietarmourblog.blogspot.com/2016/02/t-80-gambol.html

Nah I think submarines are outside the scope of this game.

Nobody forces you to use steam. If you pre-order you will get the usual serial code.

You have to pick up your Steam key manually on Slitherine/Matrix store, nothing is going to sent to you.