Gotta say, you guys did lovely on the helmets. I really find them great.
Only two issues here though - the American regular infantry should have different straps as opposed to the Airborne units. In fact, they hang like these:
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And on the lower left picture with the Airborne soldier's helmet, the horizontal line is reserved for NCOs, so only sergeants wear them.
Only some minor nitpicks for accuracy, other than that they are excellent!
Thanks for the add. Name's Karel, and pleased to meet ya!
I do believe he's referring to the unavailability of the US Marines in multiplayer.
I'd like to ask the same question - whatever happened to the Marines in the infantry deployment menu?
By all means, initiate Project Stahl.
Then we shall unleash them on the fields of battle.
Conservatively.
Eiki wrote: Status Report :
The Commonwealth has resumed their attack and has overran the badly outnumbered foothold , chances of a seesaw battle is a big possibility.
Must.. not.. repeat WW1.
It's mano a mano now. Staying and doing the same is a wise option, but we can't have more stalemates.
No! Impossible! We must stop them with whatever we got.
We are to hold until relieved.
Word has been sent via telegram. A refreshing change of pace. Push forwards!
105th Danske Freiwillige Division has been dispatched to assist the foothold. Under the command of a Dane.
Herr Kaiser won't be pleased. Do try to step up, Kommandant.
All is well, dear Eiki. What's the word with you?
*Does hateful things a dozen times*
[Preston hated that]
Preston.
You can go now.
You seem obsessed.
I was surprised at the Kaiser's peaceful attitude, though. He definitely changed his attitude right after I bailed him out of the Swiss. Payback time for him.
Like the Liberation of Germany and the Defence of the Netherlands? Sure.
It's been ages, mind you, but I will recall what I remember.
The year was 1930. The world seemed peaceful as it was. The Kingdom of the Netherlands, ran by the King, wasn't a powerhouse. It, however, had defensive advantages due to its strategic terrain. Neighboured by Switzerland on the south and Germany to the west. Norway wasn't far off either.
It wasn't long until we established our kingdoms, and had agreements for both trade and alliance. But suddenly, Switzerland was struck by greed and a lust for power. It secretly had been assembling a large army, which were moved between the borders of us and Germany.
The inevitable, yet unexpected happened. Germany was invaded by Switzerland. The cities of Cologne, Munich and Hamburg were bombarded by salvos of Swiss artillery. Germany's defence capabilities was limited, as they were not prepared for war.
During that time, Norway had a pact with Switzerland behind my back, and in that pact, Norway was to gain some territories from us and the Germans. And so a war began in Europe.
Norway came for us. They sent their troops, as well as elite volunteers from Denmark to attack our coastal city somewhere in Frysklan. We held 'em off long enough and mounted an assault on a city located nearby. Annexed it, and made it a fortress. Now the Norwegians couldn't get through our defences.
But things were going bad, despite our successes. Germany was nearly annihilated, and the Kaiser was begging for assistance. Most of its cities were occupied and lands were annexed. It would be bad for us not to help Germany.
The Kingdom of the Netherlands amassed a massive army, multiple artillery regiments, and attempted to liberate Germany. And guess what? We did it. We drove the Swiss back, and seeing the Kaiser in happiness was quite memorable. A strong bond was formed, and we became an alliance for life. Peace returned.
Royal Dutch troops paraded in Berlin. Folks cheered, and Germany was back on her feet, this time with us on her side.
A whole lot simple is when I play the Civilization games. I could make some cool stories out of that.
I'll be keeping a watchful eye on the 4th one, though.
I tried to, but then I got overwhelmed by it haha.
Eiki wrote: Have you played Hearts of Iron ?
Yeah, but I'm not exactly the best at it. Gave up on it really quick.
Old games mostly. Axis & Allies, Arma, Call of Duty with a friend's personal mod, Half-Life (With Sven Co-op to be exact, now free on Steam), played Red Alert 2 long back with the D-Day mod as well. I usually play with my friends ahahaha.
School, girlfriend and that's it really. Played some games.
Sorry about last time. Just got inactive lately lol.
Für Deutschland und alles gut.
Jawohl, Fraulein Eiki. Gott mitt uns!
Best game, after **** o'Doodle 2. Played it for hours on end.
Damn.
Never seen an *** so big, not even Nicki Minaj can top that.
None of the above. I prefer **** 'o Doodle 2.
:O
You'd be very surprised.
xD
Aye, aye. May the victims rest in peace, and their families in good condition.
As long as we got all branches of the TNI, the police, national security and others willing to help against this mess, I think we can kick their ***** back where they belong, or even beyond.
Yeah. Looks like we're at war again. The sooner we put this to an end, the sooner we can all live in harmony. Though, those pesky sons of bitches just love their devotion to being insane. Not that we can help it.
The cycle continues. God help us all.
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What's going on, guys? My name's Karel, and I certainly enjoy reading, gaming, ladies, and good music. To start with some few examples of those aforementioned hobbies, I like reading Science Fiction, Fantasy, as well as a bit of Thriller... and a little bit of Horror too, perhaps? Sure. And, ah, gaming! What's better than to immerse yourself in a virtual world filled with wild things that one can wildly imagine. For the most part, I play these respective genres: first-person/third-person, real-time strategy, and simulation (be it military or a specified simulator). Look at the blog for the list of games I currently play. As for music, I love orchestral, instrumental, and Rock. Audiomachine, Hans Zimmer, and the likes - those are good artists in their own ways. I also do random video recording... just for the fun and heck of it. Whatever the actual reasons are, I frankly do not know. I also enjoy reading history. Why? Well, history's always fun and interesting! Well, maybe not always...