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Chilzone173
Chilzone173 - - 95 comments

Bloody awesome, can't wait for the release :D

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Commissar_Delta
Commissar_Delta - - 5,828 comments

Different kind of light brigade and hopefully a different outcome.

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Commissar_Delta
Commissar_Delta - - 5,828 comments

really down voted for hoping that the light brigade prevails in their charge?

Poor SOB obviously never read any of Alfred Tennyson's poetry.

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SirTorgrad
SirTorgrad - - 139 comments

Actually the light brigade won, I think that´s the reason for the downvotes. They just lost 60% of their numbers but eventually broke through the russian lines and routed them alltough they were at this point about 1 to 10 outnumbered. The Tennyson poems line "Then they rode back. But not, not the sixhundred" merely referes to the awefull amount of casulties that they suffered while charging and afterwards moving back the same way. But nice to see somebody actually reads poetry ;)

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don_durandal
don_durandal - - 1,075 comments

They didn't win anything. The charge was a blunder and a failure. The light brigade managed to engage a few Russian batteries at the end and forced them back, but these rejoined their guns and started firing again as soon as the surviving cavalrymen turned back.
It would have been even worst had the French Chasseurs d'Afrique not engaged the Russian batteries on the Fedyukhin Heights and saved the remnants of the light brigade in the process.

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GriffinZ
GriffinZ - - 4,719 comments

it's a pleasure reading your historical corrections (on matters I know nothing about), don Durandal :D

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RavensFlight
RavensFlight - - 53 comments

Another example of French Colonial's stellar combat record.

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Schrubber
Schrubber - - 304 comments

Pure awesomeness!

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Mr.Birds!
Mr.Birds! - - 196 comments

at first i was like.. wait i cant see anything but those ugly rocks =P
Awesome work as always!

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The_M_Factor
The_M_Factor - - 218 comments

Thats hot

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gerrit1919
gerrit1919 - - 596 comments

NERDGASM

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The_M_Factor
The_M_Factor - - 218 comments

Will there be a German unit that had body armor? I know it slowed them down and didnt really work but it would be pretty cool to have that unit

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Aanker Author
Aanker - - 209 comments

We could do that, the problem is scale. I doubt that hundreds of armour-equipped German soldiers would charge forward in a single formation, it simply seems unlikely. Such body armour would look good on a small scale in squad-based scenarios (and indeed we have the tiny scale, but we have no plans to separate the unit aesthetics between the scales yet), but our goal is mostly to portray the titanic actions that were the great offensives of the war.

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zey
zey - - 30 comments

when is it going to be don guys

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The_M_Factor
The_M_Factor - - 218 comments

Thanks Aanker

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ClassyWhale
ClassyWhale - - 60 comments

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD LET ME PLAY!

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.Mitch. Creator
.Mitch. - - 118 comments

NEVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!1

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Schrubber
Schrubber - - 304 comments

Pleaseeeee!!!!!111eleven

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zey
zey - - 30 comments

when is it going to be don guys

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The_M_Factor
The_M_Factor - - 218 comments

B-B-B-Beta Release?

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The_M_Factor
The_M_Factor - - 218 comments

quick question:Will tanks impact the battle more than an extra infantry unit? and How?

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Schrubber
Schrubber - - 304 comments

I think they will. The tanks of WW1 supported the advancing infantry by destroying MG-bunkers/positions. They could do this in the mod as well.

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Aanker Author
Aanker - - 209 comments

Correct. A male tank will be key to taking out enemy bunkers (which will cause enormous casualties if assaulted the conventional way) and destroying enemy tanks... Among priority targets in terms of enemy tanks should be female tanks and light tanks, both of which to varying degrees are dangerous to infantry. A female tank is capable of gunning down infantry units fast.

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CarpeDiem
CarpeDiem - - 323 comments

I love losing hundreds of soldiers cause the destruction just looks awesome. Except when im high i cant play strategy games because i worry about losing men and not feeling up to the responsibility. :(

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belgianparatrooper
belgianparatrooper - - 5 comments

wil tanks be shot out be reguar infantry guns? because back in the days you could shoot trough it if it was near enough

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Field guns can have a devastating effect on tanks through the use of heavy and accurate direct fire. Commanders should neither underestimate the power of these artillery pieces, or overestimate the survivability of a tank. (this was not the work of only one field gun battery, however!)