Thanks! I opened up the last WF scenario I played, and through the acrid smoke of burning Shermans (mine), I found it behind a horde of Tigers [:@].

It said copyright 2007, 2.0 I guess that is the latest?

<t> Um.....I don't know! As I only downloaded it two days ago I presume it is the latest version? One of the first things I did was something I have wanted to do since day one: replace some of the more irritating sound effect files now that I have found a free on line conversion tool. It's a ...

<r> Hi folks, thanks for the replies - what a great, friendly bunch of people on here! Makes a welcome change from some of the miniatures gaming forums <E>;)</E> Yes, this is an old gal indeed: I got my first copies of WF and EF back in around 1997 or 98! <br/>
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Since them I remarried ...

<t> Thanks Mike - that's what I try to do with my recon units - which promptly 'die' due to the AI's psychic targeting ability; playing with FOW on makes this impossible: my unit appears, is fired on with unerring accuracy and is either destroyed or forced to retreat and the enemy unit can no longer ...

Great idea, but it would be a LOT more useful if if also gave the actual file names of the movement and weapon sounds too

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: resinslinger<br/>
You can modify the armor rating any vehicle in the game and the attack (HE/AP) values for any weapon in the game. The values for vehicles and weapons are found in the platoonXX.oob (the Germans are platoon01.oob) and weapon.pdt files.<e>[/quote ...

Yes it was standard practice for WWII tank drivers, but not something you can do in the game if playing against the A/I because it will spot, engage and destroy you first every time

<t> Totally agree with your comments! But it's not just the Russians - I have found West Front to be 'German biased' too - example I've just been playing a scenario where US 90mm guns failed to scratch the paintwork on the side of Panther tanks, from the adjacent hex and with the armor facing rules ...

I've been replacing some of the crummier sound files with better ones from the 'net. In my copy they are listed as .ogg files along with the images - no separate folder. Esy enough to do but a monumental task!