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Re: spob20 Yugoslavia corrections/suggestions
upload the photo
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Re: spob20 Yugoslavia corrections/suggestions
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http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/valiant...48392?page=348 Unfortunately I don't have their specs. If it helps, they were probably based on some sort of Magirus-Deutz light truck. Weapon was probably a Breda MG. |
Re: spob20 Yugoslavia corrections/suggestions
OK , for want of a better name we're going to call that a M-D AC and it's going to use the same specs and Icon as the Russian FAI but without a radio
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OK.......... what is not clear in that link is that it is a Bundesarchive photo taken in 1941.
If you go to this link http://www.histomil.com/viewtopic.ph...3918&start=110 and scroll down the page you will find a larger version of this photo with the Bundesarchive info ( and once you start with this archive you'll be on line for hours... ) so it may be that this AC had been around for awhile ? Don |
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That topic you linked is amazing but yeah 403 pages... ------------ Edit: one more question: what's the "average" morale rating for partisans/resistance fighters supposed to be? It seems to vary a quite a bit from OOB to OOB - unlike experience, which is almost always 60-65. To illustrate: French resistance 1942: 65 43-44: 70 Soviet partisans 41: 60 42: 65 43-44: 70 Yugoslav partisans 41-43: 60 44: 65 Italian partisans 43: 58 44: 63 45: 68 Polish AK 41: 70 42-44: 75 Polish AL (communist) 42: 50 43-44: 55 Czech: 41-45: 60 Norwegian 41-45: 65 Bulgarian: 42-44: 65 Greek: 41-43: 70 44-46: 75 |
Re: spob20 Yugoslavia corrections/suggestions
The answer is..... it varies in the OOB's then the code varies it some more
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The selection of photos I have never seen before is fantastic ( and I have been taking advantage of it...) and it's not just German stuff although that makes up a lot of it take a look at this for example http://www.histomil.com/viewtopic.ph...918&start=3700 scroll down to the sixth photo down............... "Soldiers of the Carpathian Lancers Regiment (2nd 'Warsaw' Armoured Brigade, 2nd Polish Corps) posing by a destroyed German Panther Ausf G tank." http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/attac...4&d=1386591308 look at what's on the roof of the panther. Look close it's actually two plates of spaced armour. That's the first time I have seen that and it appears to be a limited modification Don Here's another shot of the same tank ( before it had been looted a bit ) that shows the two plates better. This may have been a field mod but if so it was a sophisticated one http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/attac...1&d=1386603481 Futher digging reveals that in a book titled "Panzer Wreaks" there are "13 pictures of Panthers from 1./Pz.Rgt. 26. Two of these modified vehicles, numbers 424 and 434, have been knocked out in the night of the 15/16 April 1945 near Sesto Imolese, Italy." So my best guess is this is a Field mod confined to this one unit but still......... never seen this before FURTHER EDIT Now I'm tripping over photos of this tank. Here's another one take from a different angle at a different time http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/attac...1&d=1386632684 |
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Well now I'll have something to look through over the holidays :)
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------ Also, if I understand correctly, the AI will be able to take allies in the next version, right? I don't know how exactly that will work, but I can provide some info on Allied troops in Yugoslavia if needed (Soviet, British, pro-allied Bulgarian). |
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The AI's been able to take allies for years. Right now we have enough to do
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One thing I forgot about - since I always play *as* the partisans rather than *against* them - are the rarity radio codes for the armoured vehicles.
So here's just a few suggestions on that: 073 - code 1. There were only a few M3A1 Stuarts. Basically these were rescued from Allied scrapheaps in Italy and repaired. 105 - code 2. Over 90% of the Stuarts delivered by the British were this model. 110 - code 0. There were around 6 of these... but the only other TDs were the captured ones (Hetzer, Semovente, StuG), and those were just as rare as the Stuart funnies. I've also found a few more photos. Will upload soon. |
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