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Have you applied for the Beta on their forums? the NDA prevents me from answering any of your questions, but there is a way for you to find out, I guess.

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Oh please no. We're now talking about not creating a historical simulation, or even a playable wargame, just a fish-shooting ...

<t> I still think that it is odd that the serial number is refused. It isn't so much the language that annoys me but that I have to rely on the German distributor to not ignore the support. I see no reason why patches - beta patches in particular - shouldn't be international. Curiously enough, it ...

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I had no idea they published portions of "Hitler Moves East" online. It looks like few chapters are posted. The material is somewhat dated and more than a little partisan, but I much prefer reading Paul Carell (aka Paul Schmidt) to Glantz ...

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The problem is the german serial number. With this number don´t update the english patches.
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Yeah, not even the Beta patches are working - invalid serial number. Really disturbing news, not being able to ...

<t> Concerning the switching of models, I always assumed that it went along the same lines as switching production factories, i.e. the damage of a factory when switching from one aircraft to another is determined by the difference between the two planes' durability. Aircraft subtypes of the same ...

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TBFs are starting to roll off the production line; I have 100 F4F-4 and 75 SBD-3 sitting in warehouses at the moment; apparently off-map groups can't change aircraft types ...

Is there a maximum range from which supplies are drawn? Because I have been trying to get supplies to Darwin for several weeks now, with very little, if any, success.

<t> I don't think fighter ammo is actually modelled, at least in no other way than gun jamming and losing engine pressure are being modelled, in that going out of ammo is just a random combat event. I am sure we have all seen fighters making one pass and then being out of ammo, or firing and firing ...

Lost CVL Ryouji to an allied SCTF on December 10th 1941...and then the rest of mini KB to allied carriers a few weeks later. Not a good day, not a good day at all.

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Will the Chinese get that unit back in 30% strength too or will they have to manually buy it for that 1 PP, receiving it maybe 5 to 6% strength?<br/>

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They can actually fly CAP, but they suffer terribly against anything approaching a modern front line fighter. Not worth the airframes in my opinion, but I always upgrade them to Jakes as soon as I can anyway.

<t> I have managed a good Fortress Rabaul in a PBEM once, throwing two Aussie brigades + a couple Battalions on it ASAP. Literally start loading them on December 8th. Later managed to sneak through 16th and 34th (?) US Regiments plus two tank Battalions, which made for a hilarious suprise when 144th ...

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<t> Indeed - stuff gets broken in war, that is the way it goes. The first half of 1942, at the very least, is the time where the Allies basically trade one thing for another - a cruiser for an invasion delayed by a week, an island for forces to hold another island, a fleet carrier for 60 trained ...

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Manila can upgrade to size 9 I believe. It's shorter than to the home islands, but it's still quite a trip.