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Yes, this is very true. I'll take your advice for a test drive techumseh. Though, I have been debating removing costal bombardment from all ships, except maybe destroyers.
-FMK.
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Wait! Destroyers had escort/ anti-sub duties, it was Battleships that performed coastal bombardment.Originally posted by Field Marshal Klesh I have been debating removing costal bombardment from all ships, except maybe destroyers.
-FMK.
Giving the sub advantages/disadvantages flag to all the ships would nullify the benifits from subs, unless the subs retained very high attack/ firepower factors (and very low defence and movement, for balance).
Destroyers could still be the fastest and only unit able to detect subs (that now includes most surface ships as well) but low stats otherwise.
Also German infantry presence in Eastern Europe is still too weak, in my oppinion.
One more thing, a ToT pbem version would solve many issues with its two extra rows of units, can't have/ can't research flags for techs and units and intricate diplomatic triggers.
Plus 24bit graphics.
I hope this doesn't sound "too much"."Whoever thinks freely, thinks well"
-Rigas Velestinlis (Ferraios)
"...êáé ô' üíïìá ôçò, ôï ãëõêý, ôï ëÝãáíå Áñåôïýóá..."
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FMK, Henrik, This is looking like a fun scenario!!!
Where do I download it!?!
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What a beast of a machine!Originally posted by tarpoon
A picture of an destroyed Char 2C (Char du Rupture) and some german landers visiting it.
Remind me to never underestimate the French tank regiments!
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curt, there never were any French tank regiments.
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Huh?Originally posted by El Awrence
curt, there never were any French tank regiments.
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Ok, I meant the "Tank Brigades" of the French Armoured Corps...Originally posted by El Awrence
curt, there never were any French tank regiments.
Happy????
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The French DCR's (armoured divisions) each had 2 demi-brigades of tanks. Demi-brigade = regiment.Comment
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Thank you, techumseh!Originally posted by techumseh
The French DCR's (armoured divisions) each had 2 demi-brigades of tanks. Demi-brigade = regiment.
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Not sure, not at my server anymore thoughOriginally posted by curtsibling
FMK, Henrik, This is looking like a fun scenario!!!
Where do I download it!?!
While the server is my own, the company providing the connection for it dislikes hosting stuff trough their connection
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Time to get a new connection provider there H.
And yes, the scenario is 'nowhere' currently. I will most likely finish the last few things to be touched, then mail it off to Apolyton's Database. It will only be momentarily though, as v2 is in the works. Same gamefiles mostly, with a kickarse new map.
But today at work I thought long and hard about Stalingrad.
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Did it go to apolyton yet?
I just found this thread today and it has made me go dig my Civ II disc out of the closet (I am disgusted by the CivIII WWII scenarios). Hope you release a version to the public soon.
Never tried PBEM before, but will definetly after reading the test thread.Last edited by Patroklos; December 2, 2002, 16:54."The DPRK is still in a state of war with the U.S. It's called a black out." - Che explaining why orbital nightime pictures of NK show few lights. Seriously.Comment
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Well there you have it Patroklos. Welcome to PBEMS, you'll find they are quite fun indeed. Be sure to check the PBEM forum and view the guide there, its got what you need to get familliar.
I have not mailed this out to either CF or Apolyton because I am lazy. I have also been busy tinkering with other things during my alloted Civ time. But you and others have been asking and I really should do it. Its 17:30 here and I got the night to myself. We'll see what I can do to finalize and get this thing out in the very near future.
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Klesh, any comments on adding the Char du Rupture as heavy french tank?Comment
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Any luck in getting the scenario up?"The DPRK is still in a state of war with the U.S. It's called a black out." - Che explaining why orbital nightime pictures of NK show few lights. Seriously.Comment
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