A Great training tool (not a plug) (Full Version)

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Vetkin -> A Great training tool (not a plug) (4/16/2003 10:34:20 PM) I've been playing Combat Mission: barbarossa to berlin, a game from battlefront, pretty good graphics, sounds, gameplay, except for its very limited scope of battle (compared to SP:WAW) Makes a good training tool for SP:WAW cuz you gain respect for buildings, roads, artillery, and terrain; also helps you formulate small-area/group tactics on offense and defense. (Ie. what to use/mix in offense defense) in an attack/defense of VHexes. Also shows you how hard it is to actually assault a tank, and why % to destroy using hand grenades are so low. What do you guys think?

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Belisarius -> (4/17/2003 3:13:44 AM) CM:BB is a very good game. :) I'm hoping that EYSA will turn out something similar in gameplay value, although i guess it's more like GIC in style (but better)

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WhiteRook -> True IMHO! (4/17/2003 8:45:23 AM) Yes I would have to agree that the CM games do give you that more up close and personal experiance. You do pay a whole lot more attention to cover and terrian in these style of games. I think what you have brought up is worth keeping in mind....

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RockinHarry -> (4/18/2003 12:46:31 AM) Yeah..I really love CMBB (and CMBO) and itīs a great alternative when Iīm tired of all that design works for SPWAW! :D Compared to SPWAW, CMBB is much more advanced and training results donīt well translate to SPWAW gameplay, but I agree that the game teaches much better lessons on urban combat ect. and what terrain modifiers really should be (woods impassable for vehicles f.e) in SPWAW too. I love to set the camera into the middle of a heavy artillery barrage with "shake effect" on and that reminds me why the artillery is so suppressive in SPWAW! :eek: :cool:

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