How many stars are there in the sky ?
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DavidTheGreat
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How many stars are there in the sky ?
Just wondering how big the close combat pool of players is.
could matrix give us a idea how many players are out there that own this game.
Are we talking hundreds, a few thousand, tens of thousand or just me my wargame bitch and a few nerds on this forum.
Would be nice to know,
Greetz.
could matrix give us a idea how many players are out there that own this game.
Are we talking hundreds, a few thousand, tens of thousand or just me my wargame bitch and a few nerds on this forum.
Would be nice to know,
Greetz.
- Yogi the Great
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
Nerds?
I resent that remark, I don't deny it, I just resent it.
Besides, how could anyone with "the Great" in their moniker be anything but? [8|]
I resent that remark, I don't deny it, I just resent it.
Besides, how could anyone with "the Great" in their moniker be anything but? [8|]
Hooked Since AH Gettysburg
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
One more here !
My wife once moved a Sherman about 10 metres along a road. (before the eyes glazed over and she called me a few things i'd rather not repeat on a family oriented forum) Could this technically be called another "player" ?
My wife once moved a Sherman about 10 metres along a road. (before the eyes glazed over and she called me a few things i'd rather not repeat on a family oriented forum) Could this technically be called another "player" ?
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Moss Orleni
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
One more here...
...but I'd better admit: my other forum aliases are Yogi the Great, Andrew Williams, Ultragott and flying scotsman...so I guess it's back to 2.
But I am David's wargame bitch, that much is true!
Moss
...but I'd better admit: my other forum aliases are Yogi the Great, Andrew Williams, Ultragott and flying scotsman...so I guess it's back to 2.
But I am David's wargame bitch, that much is true!
Moss
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
my other forum aliases are Yogi the Great, Andrew Williams, Ultragott and flying scotsman
LOL


- old man of the sea
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
I'm a reformed player of Closs Combat.
Some idea of total users past and present can be found in the number 834,335.
That is the derived number of copies sold of CC2 by Microsoft. CC2 was the best seller of the series.
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Some idea of total users past and present can be found in the number 834,335.
That is the derived number of copies sold of CC2 by Microsoft. CC2 was the best seller of the series.
E
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Some people can tell what time it is by looking at the sun, but I never have been able to make out the numbers.
Some people can tell what time it is by looking at the sun, but I never have been able to make out the numbers.
- Senior Drill
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
Does a "reformed player" play Closed Combat or Closet Combat?
On the numbers side, 4.5 of my pesonalities play CC, three do not. The .5 is for Gron, who starts a battle, then covers the monitor with a cardboard box and fingerpaints scenes inspired by the battle sounds, or lack thereof. A bit of a twit, he is, and constantly behind on paying his share of the rent.
On the numbers side, 4.5 of my pesonalities play CC, three do not. The .5 is for Gron, who starts a battle, then covers the monitor with a cardboard box and fingerpaints scenes inspired by the battle sounds, or lack thereof. A bit of a twit, he is, and constantly behind on paying his share of the rent.
C'est magnifique, mais ce n'est pas la guerre.
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TheReal_Pak40
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
ORIGINAL: Senior Drill
Does a "reformed player" play Closed Combat or Closet Combat?
OK, now you're in direct violation of "don't ask don't tell" [:D]
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
ORIGINAL: flying scotsman
My wife once moved a Sherman about 10 metres along a road.
Never wargame with women. They *always* win!
- Southernland
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
thats a coincidence... been wondering about this. came home, started computer, started thread, felt satisfied then saw this thread, same question different words
tm.asp?m=2016851
PS many alias' scattered across the interweb, nothing malign just a shocking memory for passwords, usernames etc
PPS More Nerdish that full blown nerd ie no glasses let alone glasses bound together with tape and the glazed expression of a mere semi nerd when Scuzzi drives and DOS are mentioned
So that makes 11... or 18.5 if we're to believe Drill
tm.asp?m=2016851
PS many alias' scattered across the interweb, nothing malign just a shocking memory for passwords, usernames etc
PPS More Nerdish that full blown nerd ie no glasses let alone glasses bound together with tape and the glazed expression of a mere semi nerd when Scuzzi drives and DOS are mentioned
So that makes 11... or 18.5 if we're to believe Drill
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
add me two... 


Better still add me twice.



Better still add me twice.
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
Some idea of total users past and present can be found in the number 834,335.
That is the derived number of copies sold of CC2 by Microsoft. CC2 was the best seller of the series.
Is that correct?seems like an awful high number.
If so what would it take to get back to that I wonder?
Or am I just too out of touch lately?
I play CC but I dont seem to do much H2H anymore.
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DavidTheGreat
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
The Microsoft brand name can explain the high number, I have no idea of CC 5 numbers, but i know it was sold last year in a cheap edition for about 5 euro. This boosts sales figures .
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
I got CC3 in a pack of breakfast cereal about 3 years ago.
Had a choice between it and age of empires.
Had a choice between it and age of empires.


RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
unbelievable, i got to go to australia.
what will be next, call of duty in a box of corn flakes?
what will be next, call of duty in a box of corn flakes?
semper paratus
RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
ORIGINAL: UltraGott
unbelievable, i got to go to australia.
what will be next, call of duty in a box of corn flakes?
I'm in OZ as well....I got WaR delivered to me in a kangaroos pouch........
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Gday mate!!!
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RE: How many stars are there in the sky ?
ORIGINAL: Platoon_Michael
Some idea of total users past and present can be found in the number 834,335.
That is the derived number of copies sold of CC2 by Microsoft. CC2 was the best seller of the series.
Is that correct?seems like an awful high number.
If so what would it take to get back to that I wonder?
Or am I just too out of touch lately?
I play CC but I dont seem to do much H2H anymore.
Yeah, that number is correct.
Last I heard anywho....
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"Point me to a 'civilised' part of the General Forum and I'll steer way clear of it." - Soddball
Some people can tell what time it is by looking at the sun, but I never have been able to make out the numbers.
Some people can tell what time it is by looking at the sun, but I never have been able to make out the numbers.





