Granatgomb ??

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Granatgomb ??

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Hi !

In the game process I encountered the ''granatgomb'' expression. What means ? An error ? Granatbomb is most probably, isn't it ?

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Originally posted by Gavris Narcis:
Hi !

In the game process I encountered the ''granatgomb'' expression. What means ? An error ? Granatbomb is most probably, isn't it ?

Leo.

Gavris what exactly was happening when this insiduous 'granatgomb' occured? If you provide details I shall dillegently pursue the miscreant phrase. Remember...We are all in this together!

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I believe this is a hand grenade; not sure which language granatebomb (sp?) is from though.
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German is the lang.
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It's a grenade, in german of course.
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Post by sven »

Originally posted by BehemothElGato:
German is the lang.
That is what I figured. I am trying to get Gavris to leave more detailed data when he graces us with a query. Thanks for the info.

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Post by tracer »

Originally posted by BehemothElGato:
It's a grenade, in german of course.
Well, we never covered 'granatebomb' in my 10th grade conversational German class. The teacher only went as far as assault guns: (teacher) "Has du mein Brummbaer?"
(kids reciting in unison) "Nein ich laube dein Brummbaer nicht"

Forgive the spelling; it was over 20 years ago.
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Post by Flashfyre »

Unable to find the 'granateg(b)omb' in any German dictionary...

Translation of some others:

Gewehrgranate: Rifle grenade
Panzerhandgranate: Tank Hand Grenade
Panzerwurfmine: Tank Throw Mine
Granatewerfer: Grenade Thrower (read Mortar)
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Post by Panzer Leo »

My German shouldn't be the worst and I never heard of a "GRANATGOMB" (it sounds pretty weird - and funny to me) :D
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Actually its a Hungarian hand grenade...not sure if the spelling may or may not be anglicized but its a handgrenade ;)
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Post by tracer »

Originally posted by Paul Vebber:
Actually its a Hungarian hand grenade...not sure if the spelling may or may not be anglicized but its a handgrenade ;)
*That's* where I saw that word before: the Thunder at Banya Pass scenario. Hungarians vs Soviets.
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Post by Gavris Narcis »

Originally posted by tracer:


*That's* where I saw that word before: the Thunder at Banya Pass scenario. Hungarians vs Soviets.
And what it is to be done for the fixing of this game spelling error ?

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Post by Gavris Narcis »

Originally posted by Paul Vebber:
Actually its a Hungarian hand grenade...not sure if the spelling may or may not be anglicized but its a handgrenade ;)
And what it is to be done for the fixing of this game spelling error ?

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Post by sven »

Originally posted by Gavris Narcis:


And what it is to be done for the fixing of this game spelling error ?

Leo.
Gavris... You can change the spelling with the oob editor. It may take us a while to get to it. Best of luck.

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by sven:
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Gavris... You can change the spelling with the oob editor. It may take us a while to get to it. Best of luck.

But what is the correct name for this ''granatgomb'' ?

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Post by Warhorse »

Folks, that IS the correct spelling for the Granatgomb, that's not a typo, I put it in there!!!
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Post by sven »

Originally posted by Warhorse:
Folks, that IS the correct spelling for the Granatgomb, that's not a typo, I put it in there!!!
Warhorse you are explaining this to Gavris...

It may take a while.

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Who's on first?

This thread has my nomination for most entertaining thread of the year.
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Post by Grumble »

Yeah, I think the first runner-up, which would have to fufil the duties of the winner if the winner is unable to wear the crown, would be "Small Arms armor penetration".
Warhorse you are explaining this to Gavris...

It may take a while.
Easy, turbo. Obviously, English is not his first language. As someone who's had to explain military concepts in Russian, Finnish and German (not at the same time thank God) I empathize with him.
Garvis, keep right on posting your questions, God bless ya...
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Post by sven »

Originally posted by Grumble:
Yeah, I think the first runner-up, which would have to fufil the duties of the winner if the winner is unable to wear the crown, would be "Small Arms armor penetration".

Easy, turbo. Obviously, English is not his first language. As someone who's had to explain military concepts in Russian, Finnish and German (not at the same time thank God) I empathize with him.
Garvis, keep right on posting your questions, God bless ya...
Hey I was not slamming him. It can take a while to answer Gavris. Language barrier or no he could learn to leave more data.

Running in to the room and asking the most general questions I have ever seen can make figuring out how to answer a chore. I don't mind a bit though. We are all here to help(I hope).

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