some ideas

[Souljah]

I already dug through the campaigns and did not found nothing:S

Yeah I did not read the welcome, cause I read this forum since I got my copy of the game (not the cd version )

In pbem game, is it possible to have a coop campaign against the computer?

Thaks in advance and sorry for the mess I made

[Mobhack]

Originally Posted by Souljah

I already dug through the campaigns and did not found nothing:S

Yeah I did not read the welcome, cause I read this forum since I got my copy of the game (not the cd version )

The purpose of the sticky threads is to provide guidance to new posters, and posters are expected to read and understand those before blundering in and posting.

It is also clear that you did not read the FAQ section before posting, since you managed to get yourself an infraction on your first post for use of inappropriate language..
(The FAQs are available from the menu item FAQ at the bar at the top of the forum. These guidelines are not optional)

In pbem game, is it possible to have a coop campaign against the computer?

Thaks in advance and sorry for the mess I made

As I said - try reading the posts in the Campaigns and scenarios sub-forum. As for the cooperative campaign then why not try this thread there (it is currently the first one in that forum) http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/showthread.php?t=43905

Andy

[Souljah]

I'M GLAD FOR THE SP SERIES! don't get me wrong... I still play 1956 against the soviets

[Imp]

If you abstracted planes like that you may as well do the whole army that way.
Your 20 tanks 8 did not make it to the field as straffed while moving there etc etc.
You are talking strategic level now the game assumes the planes got through just like your ground force did.

[Souljah]

Oh I see... How do you know so much about military? You're a soldier or something?

axishistory.com (if you plan to refresh the oob-s... especially Hungary)

Does anybody know someone, who could make a campaign called "The siege of Budapest"? I can help you to get info on the operation...

I hope I can find somepeople, who can make historically acurate maps

[DRG]

Originally Posted by Souljah

Oh I see... How do you know so much about military? You're a soldier or something?

Who are you replying to here?

Don

[Souljah]

Originally Posted by DRG

Who are you replying to here?

Don

I mean you all (who read this thread).

[Lt. Ketch]

Originally Posted by Souljah

I mean you all (who read this thread).

You get a lot of miltary, both active and retired. I met a marine recruiter back when I played SP1 that we spent ten minutes or so telling his partner about how wonderful the game was. (I wonder if he's still playing.) You also get people like me who is an amature wargamer, historian and military enthusiast. Don't forget that we've also got people from at least four contenants and a couple dozen countires.

This sort of project draws all kinds of people together and you can bet that a good chunk of them are going to have firsthand experience in what they're talking about. You might be hard pressed to find another group of people that have as much background as the group involved in wargaming.

[Double_Deuce]

Originally Posted by Souljah

Does anybody know someone, who could make a campaign called "The siege of Budapest"? I can help you to get info on the operation...

I hope I can find somepeople, who can make historically acurate maps

It can be done but its not a small project. You are probably looking at a year or two of design and playtesting . . and that's after all of the OOB, map and other information is assembled.

[Souljah]

Originally Posted by Double_Deuce

It can be done but its not a small project. You are probably looking at a year or two of design and playtesting . . and that's after all of the OOB, map and other information is assembled.

We just have to make the battlefield. Well as acurrate we can make.