<r> Cool! Thank you for the info beeble. I was wondering how reinforcements where handled in the mmo way. But this sounds just perfect. You can actually build up a force to your own likes and dislikes and play head to head. Great.<br/>
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But im wondering, can one side win? I presume it can be ...

Cant the grand online campaign that has been mentioned. The one where you can play a grand campaign online in a 24 hour a day raging battle thing be looked upon as coop? Even tho you cant play one map with more then 2 people.

<t> Indeed a very logical explanation PEO. But as far as i remember, this wasnt the case. I do remember that it happened on one map in particular, but i cant recall which one it was. I will try to look it up once i get home (at work now).<br/>
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The LOS line, the one that turns red if it is ...

Hehe, no, they didnt move out of LOS. It was a flat map, no houses or other things that could obstruct my view, they came out of their trenches/foxholes towards me and disapeared. No grass either there. But if im the only one having this issue, its no big deal

<t> I had some issues with the line of sight in cc3, for example, i could see enemy infantry sitting in their foxholes. And when they came out and crossed open ground, towards my units, they would suddenly dissapear. It seemed inlogical to me. Not sure if other people noticed the same. But anyway ...

<r> I didnt really like the linear style of CC3 campaignes either. What i do like however, is the way you can build your own force. Considering the pro's and cons of "buying" a flame halftrack versus a light tank for example. And the way your losses actually matter for battles to come. I still ...

<r> Hello everybody, i have been reading this forum for some time now, and i just cant wait untill this game is released. I used to play little but CC. And still play an occasional game of CC5 GJS. Even tho CC3 wasnt my favorite, it can become so soon <E>:)</E> I hope <E>:)</E> Its nice to finally ...