Close Combat – Last Stand Arnhem is a highly enhanced new release of Close Combat, using the latest Close Combat engine with many additional improvements. Its design is based on the critically acclaimed Close Combat – A Bridge Too Far, originally developed by Atomic Games, as well as the more recent Close Combat: The Longest Day. This is the most ambitious and most improved of the new Close Combat releases.
The version 1.1.10 released at Steam, it adds several different things and I wanted check and enjoy them. I remark the point about the game version because the Steam version is probably updated before than other game versions
The Operations and campaigns are linear but I have added several improves at this system. These are the recordings from the first three battles at St Barthlemy where I playing as Allied, I must expulse to the Germans from this town.
When I expulse them from the map, playing with the Allied, the Operation will move in one direcction different to if I play with the Germans. Yes, there are German Operation and it is not a continues retreat.
I will continue uploading battles while I play the Operation.
Another week with a slow work. The hot from the summer is not good to be in front of the computer. However I managed to make a good amount of things...
I (Nomada_Firefox) have done this complete new mod taken many things from my GTC 1946 mod and the old CC4 VetBoB from the great TT.
I (Nomada_Firefox) have done this complete new mod taken many things from my GTC 1946 mod and the old CC4 VetBoB from the great TT.
Manual install fix for the Gold Juno Sword mod. Check the instructions added in the description.
First release of the mod. For now, all that's present is the modified/downsized maps.
The CC TBF-Veteran is a mod replacing the original campaign by a new campaign. It starts in Normany and it will continue adding more and more operations...
This document contains important information for installing and using Close Combat Last Stand Arnhem: A Bridge Too Far Mod. A Bridge Too Far mod for CCLSA...
It's sad not to see more games covering this tragedy, but it isn't as 'glamorous' as Normandy or the The Bulge, so this is my only recourse to change history.
I have the 2010 version and have now become addicted to this little gem. I believe I have just about every PC title that depicts this tragic operation.
Market-Garden has always piqued my interest mainly because it failed - and shouldn't have, but so many variables were unaccounted for, and chain-of-command disregarded 'on-the-ground' reconnaissance reports from the Dutch Underground, adding to the fiasco that was MG. There are so many 'what-ifs' to explore here....