B-but it was supposed to be Wargame 40k?
Eugen, how could you do that to me?!



Watching the meltdown of some Wargame fanboys is rather entertaining.

• big, easy to use hatches
• wet stowage
• stable, hard to ignite multi-based propellant

Sherman was actually pretty good at avoiding total crew loss and most of tanks burned not because of the fuel fires, but propellant ones.

By overly competitive you mean Company of Heroes 2 that came out almost 4 years ago and Assault Squad 2 that is almost 3 years old?

Damn, such a saturation.

Me-163 used a very interesting fuel mixture. Because of its extreme oxidizing potential, T-Stoff was a very dangerous chemical to handle, so special rubberized suits were required when working with it, as it would react with most cloth, leather, or other combustible material and cause it to spontane...

Multiple reinforcement points in one sector? Nice. On the picture I counted 3 land and 2 air per side.

Yup, just like Nazi Me-262 vs USA's P-51, I mean, come on, US economy and industry was tenfold larger and better, how could Nazis pull it out with King Tigers, Mes, U-boats,V-rockets,... http://replygif.net/i/187.gif No a single late war Nazi prototype was in any mean useful, on both tactical and s...

HrcAk47 wrote:- 10000 m range laser rangefinder (This part was Yugoslav :3)
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It was Polish made at PCO and developed by Zbigniew Puzewicz.

So I expect accuracy of the PT-91 to be nerfed to 20%.

http://i.imgur.com/VnsjEDS.jpg

Using this "DLC-tier sekrit dokument", you could somewhat buff SPG-9 team by adding to them a few smoke mortar shells.

And yes, this is a hybrid man portable 82 mm smoothbore mortar / recoilless rifle.

Gunless Tunguska-M is easily worth 80 points. Paying 20 points for such an amazing cannon is really a bargain.