Where are the gas artillery rounds?

[mkr8683]

Originally Posted by Akmatov

And yes, living in a rubber lined suit was a major pain; but, of course, dying from nerve gas would have been a lot worse.

How about NCOs who made us get into full MOPP gear and then smoked the hell out of us because they thought it was funny? FTA.

Matt

[Kenny]

Never to be found in Steel Panthers,I so hope.

To me this is the greatest simulation of small units tactics ever devised for wargaming. It is the standard by which I judge all other wargames.

A strategic game this one surely ain't,and I like SPMBT just the way it is.

[Paderborn]

I agree with Kenny. Continue with an ongoing evolutionary approach to SPMBT, rather than revolutionary or worse yet, a change in direction. I have followed Steel Panthers from it's early DOS-based days and stayed with it, massively flawed though it was because it was the best out there though Close Combat had its appeal, too. But when Steel Panthers was revamped from the DOS engine, if I'm saying it right, to Windows it finally reached its full potential. This isn't meant to be fawning, but the time and effort invested in Steel Panthers by those responsible is appreciated fully, and I'm certain I'm speaking for the majority of us. Thank's guys! Another thumbs up!

[RazGator]

I too spent much of my 18 months in the FRG working in MOPP gear during the mid-eighties. As Mobhack noted, the scale of the game doesn't really warrant the actual attack but if you wanted to simulate combat in an contaminated environment, then you'd just modify the OOBS- although it hardly seems worth the work.