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</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Espectro @ July 26 2002,12:35)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Our friends across the sea (Americans) have once again enlightened our hearts and minds with their serious and friendly manners in their own country.<span id='postcolor'> Stupid people blame an entire country for the actions of a few people.

Heh, that sounds like fun. Â I'll give it a shot and post how far I get. *didnt get far*

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Ruskies overpower, help<span id='postcolor'> Hahaha, well yeah, you are a resistance force, you're going to be overpowered. Didn't you listen? This is impossible. Anyway, try sneaking up into the gunners seat of a tank (prefferably not a paper-thin BMP) and wasting all the AI gunners, then the rest of the guys. Also make sure to get the reinforcements from the castle. Then call in your friends. It's not what I did, to be honest, but I lost a lot of my squad.

... See, the thing that gets me is that they fired just fine until I went down the mountain, then they didn't fire.

I think I've discovered what super AI really does. Â I decided to redo the entire resistance campaign with super AI turned on, just to prove myself worthy to... well, myself. Â It takes intelligence away from resitance AI soldiers, and puts in in russian AI soldiers. Â After you read this story it'll be the only thing that makes sense... Second mission, "Ammo Low" I decide to ambush the convoy from the mountains, figuring the tanks won't be able to shoot at me from such an angle. Â I set up the whole team on an edge and walk off to my own special spot. Â I sit there and wait for the convoy to arrive. Â Finally, it does. I order my 2 RPG gunners to attack the T-72 after I shoot it with an RPG once, then I take out the BMP with the RPG. Â So far, so good. Â The T-72 and the BMP are taken out, but the two truck drivers are still alive, and a bunch of infantry just hopped out of one of the trucks. Â I tell my machine gunner to open fire on one truck, so as to shoot the driver. Â I concentrate on that truck too, figuring 2 guns is better than one. Â No luck. Â I must have put 3 clips into that truck, the driver didn't die. Â So the trucks drive off like crazy, and I eventually get shot by infantry. Â Being a stubborn person (persistant, I like to say ), I try 2 or 3 more times before trying a different strategy. This time, I would get in a different position. Â While still up on the mountain by the valley, I was on the other side that the drivers would be facing. Â At first all went well, the BMP and T-72 were taken out, and I got the two drivers. Â But now there was a big battle in the valley. Â All that infantry was still there, and we were still in a very exposed position on that mountain. Â Eventually, I got shot again. So now I was frustrated. Â I decided to go down below the rest of my guys and take out the T-72 myself, and have the 2 other RPG gunners take out the BMP. Â Which should be a very easy feat for two gunners, seeing as how it's an easy feat for one gunner. Â I hide behind a little dip in the scenery (I have the detail turned up a notch) and load up the RPG. Â The T-72 goes right by, *wham*. Â Nailed him. Â I tell the two gunners to shoot at the BMP and, figuring they'd do it, reload and turn to shoot the T-72 a second time. Â *pop pop pop* I'm dead. Â The after-death camera sequence revealed that the RPG nailed me. Â I kept trying and trying and trying. Â 3 or 4 times later, they just wouldn't take out that BMP. So, in short why would you want to give the enemy super AI when your own troops don't even shoot? *vents*

What he said. Also, if you're ambushing someone, or you expect an attack, it's good to strategically place your troops around. Just select the troop with the corresponding F key and click where you want them to go (as long as it isnt an enemy)

It's also a difficulty setting. And time lapse helps take those long waits away.

I could understand why you'd want to see the "second" hands move, maybe. but why would you want to waste your time and watch the minute or hour hands move?

the laser designator should be LOS with infinite range (being a laser), but the LGB itself should have a range. the LGB's range would depend on the angle, altitude, and speed of the aircraft dropping it. remember, the designator points out the target for the bomb, the plane drops the bomb.

works just fine for me

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Capt Morgan @ July 25 2002,04:55)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"><span id='postcolor'> See, Morgan, I don't want to be rude, but if you really thought about it, you're not making any sense. Not only do most of the things you said not have any relevance to them whatsoever, but you find 1 plausable fault in BIS' plot and say they can't keep a storyline to save their life? Come on.

Guba was insane, so it all makes sense. Insane people don't have to make sense.

Guba was insane, so it all makes sense. Insane people don't have to make sense.

what about when your AI driver doesn't want to run over the snail directly in front of him that's going in the same direction and you end up going for the whole mission at .1kph.

You can push it around with a helicopter too. i got frustrated while trying to land on it, so i decided to shoot it. Â when i nailed it with a FFAR it moved, so i started to push it around some with the helicopter. Â i'd just nudge it at the big tower on top of it then accelerate towards where i wanted it to go. Â it was kinda funny. i just got resistance (i think that's the update in which you can land on LSTs) and havent tried it yet. Â i will though. edit - picture of me pushing LST in helicopter

I've got 1.75 and it doesnt seem to have done anything maybe it's just me, but it still takes a while

I agree (for once). A "shut up!" command would be nice sometimes. I know the enemy can't hear your radio, but when I'm trying to sneak up on an enemy position, everything's nice and quiet, they don't know I'm crawling up behind them, I don't want to have "3" yell "SOLDIER! 10 O'CLOCK!" Especially when there are 3 or 4 soldiers he's going to yell about.

I'm not talking about letting you cancel the command, that should be implemented, I agree. I'm talking about selecting a new command while you're still talking.

I'm no coding expert, but wouldn't it be able to if it can support people in vehicles? I'm not sure. But it makes sense to me.

I'm no coding expert, but wouldn't it be able to if it can support people in vehicles? I'm not sure. But it makes sense to me.

I think it would be smarter if we had people who had somehow proven themselves trustworthy that were doing this. I mean, if we just let every civilian spy on each other, which is really what it sounds like is being proposed, it would seriously infringe on civil rights. But if we had trained people who knew what they were looking for doing this, that would help.

I'm talking about emotions like humor and love and stuff like that. Pity on your enemy when you're in a mission is different.

Isn't it the same as the music in 1985? I'm not sure, I just started the campaign today.

When I host an MP game, and try to end the game, OPF freezes. I usually just play with AI soldiers. I click "cancel" until it gets to the screen where you select the island/map, then I click "cancel" at that map and it freezes. I try alt+tabbing to get out of the game so I can close it but that doesn't work. I have to manually reset the computer. It's VERY frustrating because it's a brand new computer too. I doubt that it's a memory problem because, like I said, it's a new computer. This sometimes happens when I play MP as a regular player too.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (LauryThorn @ July 23 2002,12:47)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">That is only if he wants to play games.<span id='postcolor'> Ok, so what is operation flashpoint?