<r>Oh Bob that may be the most dead on comment in this entire post. If hollywood makes a movie it will include some crap we could do without, thank God current trends did not dictate an examination of homosexual Russian soldiers during WWII. <E>:eek:</E> I have not seen the movie yet but will soon ...

Great new forum! It is smooth and easy to use. I love not having to log in each time I want to post. Keep up the good work.

I am drooling all over the floor! Campaigns are where it is at and the mega campaign sounds like it will be quite the experience. The Afrika Korps will be triumphant!

<t>35, married (as long as I don't play too much) with three girls (think I can get them into wargames?) Started playing around the age of 10, my first hardcore wargame was probably Tobruk. This is where I was 'convinced' by an older uncle to take the British, they will outnumber the 'pitiful' Pz ...

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Of course your definition of the perfect woman was incomplete. You forgot:<br/>
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Four feet tall, a flat head, and no teeth!<br/>
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Grease gun was also the name given to the M3 submachine gun issued to American tank crews in WWII and in some places still in use today ...

MOOSE MUSS is of course referring to the principles of war:

Maneuver
Objective
Offensive
Suprise
Economy of force
Mass
Unity of Command
Simplicity
Security

Pretty good for an aviator!

Sounds Great! I will be there. Another epic coming out that promises to be fantastic is Pearl. It comes out Memorial day weekend and has the same effects and grandeur.

My DVD collection is bulging with great war films.

<t>It seems to me that the solution isn't to alter or remove units, entirely, but to have an enforceable nanny. You click "all the best" and you can pick endlessly. You pick "historical" and you're left to only one heavy tank platoon. You pick "percentages" and you're allowed only a force that ...

<t>Definately the way to employ recon units is to go to one hex movement when anywhere near the enemy. However the idea of granting them special abilities to break contact is a good one and realistic too. Reconnaissance units train hard to get information without becoming decisively engaged. I ...

<t>Bring it on! I want to avenge the 6th Army and defeat the Soviet horde! I have played this campaign or selected battles with other games and look forward to reenacting it with SPWaW. By the way as a side note, the best thing about SPWaW is all of the players that take the time to produce this ...

<t>I agree about the Pz Ib. However in Heinz Guderian's book, Panzer Leader, the Pz Ib was only intended to be a training tank and only saw combat early in the war due to production shortfalls and timetables for invasion of Poland and the low countries faster than planned. It was actually planned to ...

<t>Just thought I would throw my two cents in on the subject. Artillery is probably one of the key forces to have in SP. Try an assault mission without artillery and you will see what I mean.<br/>
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I do have a question on counter-battery fire however. I have noticed the computer counterfiring ...

Artillery Artillery Artillery

Machine Guns, Machine Guns, Machine Guns

I think a tutorial on combined arms tactics is a must also. The art of using infantry, tanks, artillery, and air support, as well as special purpose forces all together in a beautiful symphony of destruction is a true thing of beauty.

<t>Great battle so far. Have played about 10 turns as the Finns and am in a delaying action in order to set up a vicious defense of the river. I have been able to delay the Russkies but they have overrun the town in the middle. I have learned that defending the river is the best bet, don't try and ...

<t>Finally! A way of showing our thanks for all of your hard work.<br/>
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I have been introducing the pleasures of SP to my friends and we are all enjoying this game greatly. I haven't even played another game since v 4.5. <br/>
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It would be great to have a campaign made for human v human ...