Great Game, i shouldn't have waited...

Developed from the United States Marine Corps training simulation, Close Combat: Marines, you take command of modern US forces or various opposition forces in one of 25 scenarios included with the release.
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TheHellPatrol
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Great Game, i shouldn't have waited...

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Placed my order yesterday for CCMT and lo and behold it arrived this morning, nice job Digital River[:)]. After a few hours of play i find many features/designs that more than surpass my previous concerns regarding the lack of campaign.
All the best features were kept/enhanced, ie order "arcs" etc., and the choices of units are staggering. The maps are absolutely superb[&o] and i love the added air power feature...stunning! I've already dd'ed the three extra UK scenarios and am having a great time as the OPFOR as well. The vehicle pathfinding is actually very good for those of you concerned, and the "movement animation" issue is fine on the "fast" setting which imho is not TOO fast(preferred) even on a state of the art Alienware rig.
This game has a huge fun factor and there are many strategies/force compilations to tinker with...great job Matrix and all...i will not hesitate to pick up the next release in the series.
For those of you holding off due to the lack of campaign, like i did, i urge you to reconsider; it is CC at its finest.
A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can afford to let alone.
Henry David Thoreau

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RE: Great Game, i shouldn't have waited...

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Bought right now and downloading, i will apply the mega-update and the new map pack... then i will roll over the modern battlefields.
 
I never plaied to Close Combat so i am curios ... and this post made me think to give this game a try.[;)]
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