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yeah, really, who needs a mouse, if you have a keyboard? I second the suggestions made in this thread, like double klick on a number key to center on the correspondent vehicle. And I would like to know, how you can control a gun turret located on an island. even if the game will get overboarded when you can control every moveable piece you own.

I know that a notebook isn't the best solution for gaming, but I don't want to buy a big computer. I just need a solution for CCGM and I have no idea, what I need, as I've never played games with complex 3D-graphics.

I've chosen the less expensive option. Now I just need to buy a computer which I can play this game on! (see separate thread in this computer, if you know what I need ;) )

Hej, I'm looking for some hints, because I need a new computer (a notebook). It need not to be a top-notch gaming machine, but I'd like to play Carrier Command: Gaea Mission on it. Will a machine like the Acer Aspire M3-581TG-72636G52Mnkk do? It has the following specs: - Intel Core i7 2637M (1.70GHz), 4MB Cache, 17W TDP, Turbo Frequency up to 2.8GHz (low consumption CPU) - 6 GB DDR3 RAM - nVidia Geforce GT 640M with 1GB - WXGA HD (1366 x 768) - 500 GB HDD + 20 GB SDD - 15.6", LED Backlight, Diamond View (glare) Or do I need something like a MSI GT683DXR (with nVidia Geforce GT 570M) or Toshiba Qosmio X770-107 (GT 560M)? Does anyone know, what the system requirements for mobile components is? Thanks a lot for any advice!