Steel Tigers

[zasgard]

Is this even a thing anymore? Sorry, I tried searching for this here but nothing came up but an overly outdated thread.

Have the developers indicated if they're even working on this? I'd think this would be a no brainer considering how many people played Steel Panthers.

So...just read on Reddit that they indeed are working on it, but no time line as to when it will be done.

[Erik Rutins]

We put quite a bit of development into Steel Tigers, but had to pause it to complete War in the East 2. As mentioned earlier, it's planned to be 2by3's next project once WITE2 post-release support starts consuming less of their time, which may take a while.

[zasgard]

Cool, thanks for the update.

Looking forward to this.

[pystykorva]

We put quite a bit of development into Steel Tigers, but had to pause it to complete War in the East 2. As mentioned earlier, it's planned to be 2by3's next project once WITE2 post-release support starts consuming less of their time, which may take a while.

Is War in the East 2 finished?

[Lobster]

We put quite a bit of development into Steel Tigers, but had to pause it to complete War in the East 2. As mentioned earlier, it's planned to be 2by3's next project once WITE2 post-release support starts consuming less of their time, which may take a while.

Is War in the East 2 finished?

[Matt R]

It's dismaying how there used to be communication about ST from Matrix staff.. now, and for the past couple years, nothing.

I would gladly sell a kidney if necessary to fund my purchase of a modern iteration of SP from Matrix.

[RangerJoe]

It's dismaying how there used to be communication about ST from Matrix staff.. now, and for the past couple years, nothing.

I would gladly sell a kidney if necessary to fund my purchase of a modern iteration of SP from Matrix.

Your kidney or someone elses?

I suggest that you don't sell one of your kidneys because I have seen what dialysis does to people and if you only have one kidney and it has a problem . . .

That said, if you sell any body organ or part of one, you can part with 1/3 of your liver and it will grow back.

It would be nice to hear about Steel Tigers but if you have Steel Panthers you still have a lot of campaigns and scenarios to play through.

[gamer78]

It's dismaying how there used to be communication about ST from Matrix staff.. now, and for the past couple years, nothing.

I would gladly sell a kidney if necessary to fund my purchase of a modern iteration of SP from Matrix.

Your kidney or someone elses?

I suggest that you don't sell one of your kidneys because I have seen what dialysis does to people and if you only have one kidney and it has a problem . . .

That said, if you sell any body organ or part of one, you can part with 1/3 of your liver and it will grow back.

It would be nice to hear about Steel Tigers but if you have Steel Panthers you still have a lot of campaigns and scenarios to play through.

Sorry for this discussion but doctors decide part of the liver. After liver transplant they advice breath exercise for lungs not to become smaller, as liver got bigger and lungs become smaller. it is crucial for donator.

[Matt R]

Your kidney or someone elses?
That said, if you sell any body organ or part of one, you can part with 1/3 of your liver and it will grow back.

Wow, I never seriously expected someone to take a euphemism to such an extent. Anyway, in plain English..

I would pay a lot of (my own) money for Steel Tigers.

[RangerJoe]

Your kidney or someone elses?
That said, if you sell any body organ or part of one, you can part with 1/3 of your liver and it will grow back.

Wow, I never seriously expected someone to take a euphemism to such an extent. Anyway, in plain English..

I would pay a lot of (my own) money for Steel Tigers.

That is the problem with using euphemisms, slang, or other such things on an international messaging board. Even different vernaculars of English can have issues. For example, while you might like American biscuits with gravy you probably wouldn't like English biscuits with gravy!

[Matt R]

Back to ST..

I've designed scenarios, campaigns, and graphics that have made it into the official releases of both WaW and WinSPMBT. The infantry icons you see in the last iteration of WaW are my creations from 2004. The insurgent flag graphic in MBT is mine, which I value highly because the producers of that game are not easy to impress. I also produced my own standalone American Civil War mod for WinSPWW2. I'm well aware of the volume of exquisite playability for what's already out there.

I guess what I really want is up-to-date graphics and compatibility with current PCs. Something that is not a kludge, though I do treasure the workarounds that are out there.

I dunno. Whatever ST or a new iteration of SP may be, whether I like it or not, I will happily pay for it.

[gamer78]

Your kidney or someone elses?
That said, if you sell any body organ or part of one, you can part with 1/3 of your liver and it will grow back.

Wow, I never seriously expected someone to take a euphemism to such an extent. Anyway, in plain English..

I would pay a lot of (my own) money for Steel Tigers.

That is the problem with using euphemisms, slang, or other such things on an international messaging board. Even different vernaculars of English can have issues. For example, while you might like American biscuits with gravy you probably wouldn't like English biscuits with gravy!

Unless village or small town I can assure 'selling kidneys' in nowadays international in internet language. Even most old preverbs in the past have common meaning internationally. Humankind has 10 thousand years of experience, say what was American language today perhaps had meaning in Hittites or Greek.

[RangerJoe]

Wow, I never seriously expected someone to take a euphemism to such an extent. Anyway, in plain English..

I would pay a lot of (my own) money for Steel Tigers.

That is the problem with using euphemisms, slang, or other such things on an international messaging board. Even different vernaculars of English can have issues. For example, while you might like American biscuits with gravy you probably wouldn't like English biscuits with gravy!

Unless village or small town I can assure 'selling kidneys' in nowadays international in internet language. Even most old preverbs in the past have common meaning internationally. Humankind has 10 thousand years of experience, say what was American language today perhaps had meaning in Hittites or Greek.

I have never used it nor heard of it in that context.

What is a preverb, is that a word that comes before the verb or an addition to a verb word?

[gamer78]

No, preverb comes from proverb. And proverbs comes from human kind. Technology brings new words no doubt.

[Rebel Yell]

No, preverb comes from proverb.

No, it doesn't.