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Uncommon Valor: Campaign for the South Pacific covers the campaigns for New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland and the Solomon chain.

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Post by Wilhammer »

I like it, it lights up my keyboard in a dark room. Makes posting late at night easier.
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Well...

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I like it too - except for the little stripes running across the page. The color is fine, it's good for my old eyes - but those stripes remind me of girls who wear those thin stripes on their clothes which seem to make them vibrate as they walk. No, wait, they always vibrate when they walk, but this is different. Oh, well, I probably shouldn't be talking about THAT anyway.:rolleyes:
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Post by 1089 »

Having been on this forum just a little over a year, I must admit I was confused with how the color of the forum didn't match the store. For over a year my brow has been furrowed, as I wondered, "How can this be? What is the mystery of the non-matching colors?" It really confused me, and kept me from enjoying the forum.

Now imagine, if you will, my delight and joy upon finding the new matching forum colors! The confusion is gone, everything is now so clear. And bright! So very bright! I will now be able to enjoy my forums and store experience, without that dreadful confusing color scheme that has plagued me and other newbies for so long!

It even looks like you've gone with the UV color scheme, instead of that drab olive look. My only complaint is that, because my wife and I have cats, she is frequently opening the door and letting bugs in the house. Before they would congregate around the flood lights in the kitchen, which didn't bother me too much. Now they are dive bombing my monitor! One good thing, though. I was playing UV so much, that I have barely been outside. And living in Portland, the summer is the only time you can get any kind of tan, and so one shouldn't miss the opportunity to get outside, unless pasty white is the color of choice. But now I am getting my tan, and don't have to leave my computer! Thanks, guys!

;)
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Don't want to be too negative, but looking at the screen now is like staring at the sun. Sunglasses don't help. I need some of those arc welding goggles. :eek:
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Post by Diealtekoenig »

I really really LIKE the new background. I can read the text much more easily.

(FWIW I generally view the screen in a normally lit room, not a darkened room).
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Post by Robert Roberson »

Originally posted by 1089
Having been on this forum just a little over a year, I must admit I was confused with how the color of the forum didn't match the store. For over a year my brow has been furrowed, as I wondered, "How can this be? What is the mystery of the non-matching colors?" It really confused me, and kept me from enjoying the forum.

Now imagine, if you will, my delight and joy upon finding the new matching forum colors! The confusion is gone, everything is now so clear. And bright! So very bright! I will now be able to enjoy my forums and store experience, without that dreadful confusing color scheme that has plagued me and other newbies for so long!

It even looks like you've gone with the UV color scheme, instead of that drab olive look. My only complaint is that, because my wife and I have cats, she is frequently opening the door and letting bugs in the house. Before they would congregate around the flood lights in the kitchen, which didn't bother me too much. Now they are dive bombing my monitor! One good thing, though. I was playing UV so much, that I have barely been outside. And living in Portland, the summer is the only time you can get any kind of tan, and so one shouldn't miss the opportunity to get outside, unless pasty white is the color of choice. But now I am getting my tan, and don't have to leave my computer! Thanks, guys!

;)
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Hilarious!


In all seriousness. I could care less (okay maybe its a little to bright) the forum colors,...remember ...a happy sailor is a bitching one!
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For those that don't like the new colors..

Post by WW2'er »

Would you like some cheese with that.....Whine? :p


I like the new color scheme!

Carryon on Matrix.....now "brighten" our day by releasing that patch! ;)
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Post by Raverdave »

Originally posted by Diealtekoenig
I really really LIKE the new background. I can read the text much more easily.

(FWIW I generally view the screen in a normally lit room, not a darkened room).
Ahhhh !!!! Someone who LIVES in PM ! Maybe you can take the time to let others know on this forum whom have been questioning the weather model in UV, just how fast things can indeed change.
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Post by msaario »

Originally posted by Raverdave


Ahhhh !!!! Someone who LIVES in PM ! Maybe you can take the time to let others know on this forum whom have been questioning the weather model in UV, just how fast things can indeed change.
I guess the fact that once I was preparing a trip to PM/Lae/Rabaul does not make me an expert of the weather...:(

I realized that seven days for a trip from the US West coast to Rabaul and back would leave one non-travel day...

Besides, my dad persuaded me to go back home instead for the week...

Made it to Cairns three years ago though... :) It was really windy and rained every once in a while.

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Now what the *(%^%( do you mean by THAT!

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Originally posted by Robert Roberson



Hilarious!


In all seriousness. I could care less (okay maybe its a little to bright) the forum colors,...remember ...a happy sailor is a bitching one!
ROFLMBO (Really Can't use the A) but the meaning is the same. Boy, is that ever right!!!
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Post by Sonny »

Corporate design is all fine and dandy, but give us back the old forum colors. They went well with the theme of the game.:) (And were lots easier on the eyes.)
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Ya whiners! I like the muted grays. Or maybe it's just my personality . . .
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Post by Raverdave »

Originally posted by msaario


I guess the fact that once I was preparing a trip to PM/Lae/Rabaul does not make me an expert of the weather...:(

I realized that seven days for a trip from the US West coast to Rabaul and back would leave one non-travel day...

Besides, my dad persuaded me to go back home instead for the week...

Made it to Cairns three years ago though... :) It was really windy and rained every once in a while.

--Mikko
:D :D Almost counts!:D
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Post by jive1 »

Bright is good wakes me up
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Post by Raverdave »

Well I'll be buggered....I am getting used to this bright new look.

See....an old dog can learn new tricks!:p
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:)

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yea it's kind of growing on me too...I guess it was the shock of going from the game to the board late one evening :)
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Re: :)

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Originally posted by Rob Roberson
yea it's kind of growing on me too...I guess it was the shock of going from the game to the board late one evening :)
What? What are you guys saying? I can't see! Speak up!

:)
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Re: Re: :)

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Originally posted by 1089


What? What are you guys saying? I can't see! Speak up!

:)
kp
:D That reminds me of these two gay guys that I knew of once......one was blind and the other was deaf.......and yes there is a joke in there somewhere but I'm not touching it:D
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Post by Mad Daddy »

I am almost blind and I like it a LOT!!!!
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