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 I hear the first time is usually disappointing... | ||
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 Welcome to WAW - interesting to see a DAR about CMAF! | ||
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 Thanks for welcome, and about first time, we will see, someone says that first time is disappointing, someone that is enjoyable, but certain is that will be bloody  | ||
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Maybe give us an bird's view of the map to get... well... a better view of things! | ||
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Hate the game, but love the pics. | ||
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Why u hate the game, it has a lot of bugs in earlier versions, but i think now is ok, i'm planing to put video after finishing here, or maybe after every turn, i would like to have more oponents in this | ||
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I just couldn't get into it. Felt awkward, weird, completely different – in a bad way – from the previous CM games which combined both historical wargaming and awesome simplicity of user interface and AI. I just didn't like it, that's all. But I have said it already and I will say it again – those pics in your report are really something. Not only does the game depict the desert combat rather fine in my opinion, but the shots are quite nice. Filled with action, people, guns, guns, and... guns! | ||
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I havent play CM series before, and my first is CMSF, when I realised that mush more people play earlier series, and hardly to find SF opponent, I have try earlier versions, but I simply couldn't play that after this game. Don't want to go back, and hope I'll find more opponents. | ||
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 Now I feel bad because of the final result :P. | ||
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I wrote this long time ago, and figured out now that CMAK and CMBB are lot more playable, and easier, even more realistic for me. Those Battlefront guys should leave CMAK interface and gameplay, slightly improve maps and just change 3d units and visual effects (explosions etc), add more countries and units, and they could have ideal game. | ||
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Exactly, that's the point ! They should add a lot more countries or stick to the WW II climates. | ||
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Greece, Turkey, Israel, Hezbollah, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Afganistan, Pakistan, India, Russia, China, US, and a lot of tensions and different weapons, so it is easy to make fictional war, and they all are connected. | ||
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By the way did I mention I really, really like the arrows in those pics? I really do. | ||
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 irony, sweet irony | ||
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My plan was... to capture key buildings with infantry, using smoke screens as a cover. I've had a Stryker platoon, consist of: - four vehicles ( 3 x 12,7 mm MG Stryker and 1 x 40 mm GL Stryker) - three or two Rifle squads (9 men each) armed with M4A1s, two M249s, two AT rocket launchers (as an alternative weapon) and one scoped M4A1 - one Leader squad (5 soldiers or something ?) with two scoped M4A1s and three AT rocket launchers - two MMG squads I've expected similiar Syrian forces a reinforced BMP platoon. During the setup I've placed my Leader on the top floor in one of the tallest buildings because of their AT capabilities and scoped M4A1s, and I've placed MMGs near my objective area to defend it. I wanted to block Propuh's possible movement with Rifle squads supported by Leader squad and MMGs and take the initiative... | ||
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