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Downloaded, patched, and operational - 11/27/2008 1:47:04 PM

Stwa

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I had low expectations for this title.

But, it exceeds all my expectations by a mile. I could critisize a few things, but I'm not going to.

My main questions at this point are...

1. Can I make cutdown versions of the maps. I have Mafi's stuff.

2. Whats the difference between the instructional game and user scenario. (Nada?)

I can't believe I picked this up for 20 bucks. Its almost like stealing.

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RE: Downloaded, patched, and operational - 11/27/2008 10:28:49 PM

Andrew Williams

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See this page for more maps /ops/mods etc. http://closecombat.matrixgames.com/ccmt/ccmt.html

You can use smaller maps but they must be square see the downloadable CC5 maps resized with Mafis tool.

Instructional... battles that come with the game

user created.... battles you create

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RE: Downloaded, patched, and operational - 11/29/2008 11:19:19 AM

Stwa

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Hello, thank you,

This game makes regular Close Combat seem VERY weeniefied.

I can't believe this game has got a bad rap.

As far as modern tactics go, can u say Apache? Or whatever it is that copters in from off map.

I am finding that it is not necessary to cut down maps. You can always just make new battles that use just some of the map. So, 1X1 Km square is for me, but the 1X4 Km maps I have cut down into 4 parts, but when I do this I loose the grid. So how can I get it back?

Also, just wondering, is there anyway to make a scenario the is NOT for 10 players. Because if not, then why write on them "1 to ten players", if that is always the case anyway.

Are you guys going to fix the misaligned screen gadgets in the de-brief screen? Or has someone already modded that?

Looks like Senior Drill got a good start on the WW2 mod. So I will pick up from there, but first a lot of scenario building with the modern stuff.

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RE: Downloaded, patched, and operational - 11/29/2008 4:38:06 PM

Perturabo

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Stwa

Hello, thank you,

This game makes regular Close Combat seem VERY weeniefied.

Why weeniefied?

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RE: Downloaded, patched, and operational - 11/29/2008 5:12:37 PM

Stwa

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Here is GJS Ardennes. It was already square so I just copied it over. I suppose you are supposed to translate the elements, but I didn't bother. Is there a translator for CC2? It seems to work ok.

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RE: Downloaded, patched, and operational - 11/29/2008 8:08:10 PM

Andrew Williams

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Almost every map for Cc5 is coded correctly.

So long as they are square they should work with no further work needed.

Same for wacht am rhein.

Any cc5 map should work in WaR.

Any cc5 or WaR map should work in CCMT if you import the WaR elements file.

Link missing above: http://closecombat.matrixgames.com/ccmt/ccmt.html

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