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#1 AntiSocialKindaGuy

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Posted 21 July 2006 - 08:25 PM

The guns haven't silenced yet! Although our enemy seemed defeated, they appear to be planning a powerful counterattack.

Our reconnaissance planes tracked down their positions and found large numbers of French Schneider 155mm C MLE 1917 Howitzers. They have taken batch of photographs before being forced to retreat from ground fire:

PICTURES ARE HERE - IT WONT LET ME POST THEM :(

General, we must transport more reinforcements into this sector. It is clear that if the french break through here, the third division to the west will be exposed to attacks from the flank; we cannot allow this to happen. We intend to send scouts several times over the next fortnight in order to give you a better idea of what you face; until then, ready your troops for the inevitable.

For the fans of TGTW, all these screenshots are taken in Command & Conquer: Generals Zero-Hour; the tools have only just been released for BFMEII and our programmer doesn't get his pay cheque from TTPCom until next month. :(
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Posted 23 July 2006 - 04:03 PM

Would be good to see some bfme2 ingame progress.

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Posted 23 July 2006 - 04:05 PM

Glad to hear it isnt dead.

But have you done anything? It'd be great to see any progress at all.
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Posted 23 July 2006 - 04:12 PM

I just thougth of a question: If you have so much in the game your currently modding why change to bfme2?

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Posted 24 July 2006 - 06:36 PM

If you have so much in the game your currently modding why change to bfme2?

It's more suited to what we need, namely trenches. The trench code we had was as good as it was going to get, and it still had a single cutting flaw; the fact that you couldn't build them yourself in a way that allowed units to cross them.

But have you done anything? It'd be great to see any progress at all.

As stated, mostly model, skin and anim work. I have to wait for the next paypacket to come through to get BFMEII as EA have failed to provide me with a free one this time, which was what I was waiting for. :(
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Posted 25 July 2006 - 02:11 AM

Second mod in my most expected mods for the series, after RA of course.
Keep up the good work.

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Posted 28 July 2006 - 11:15 AM

The recon aircraft requests have come through, General, and we were able to acquire an Albatros to scout out the enemy positions as promised.

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It seems several waves of French Poilus have been advancing all over this sector in their attempts to break a hole in the line, and have brought in some Hotchkiss machinegunners as heavy support. With communications still down, getting up to date information is proving very difficult.

Poilus
Poilus & Hotchkiss

These have been ripping through our grenadiers at an obscene pace when attempting to counterattack, but fear not; an redirection of fire request has been put forward for some our heavier artillery, the Big Bertha. Until this support is provided, we must hold them back!

Hotchkiss #1
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For the fans of TGTW, all these screenshots are taken in Command & Conquer: Generals Zero-Hour. A number of people have asked why we have not began work on BFMEII, and hence I reiterate: the scripter is awaiting the funds to purchase a copy. Rest assured production is set to begin shortly, but we are releasing these screens as tasters of what is to come and to show many of the skinned and animated models already produced.
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Posted 08 August 2006 - 08:47 AM

The situation is rapidly deteriorating, general; our recon aeroplanes have spotted yet more enemy, this time with tanks, and the promised reinforcements was due to arrive days ago.

Firstly, a batallion of French Chasseurs have been spotted on the main road to battlefield, and will arrive within the day. In front of them, some Chauchat reinforcements have already arrived and are providing covering fire for the advancement.

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Chauchat

Secondly, we have heard of another strong push in the next few days, and this one we are unlikely to hold. An intercepted transmission explained the likelood of a combined arms attack consisting of the soldiers below:

French Units

All we can do now is pray the heavy artillery arrives on time!

For the fans of TGTW, all these screenshots are taken in Command & Conquer: Generals Zero-Hour. A number of people have asked why we have not began work on BFMEII, and hence I reiterate: the scripter is awaiting the funds to purchase a copy. Rest assured production is set to begin shortly, but we are releasing these screens as tasters of what is to come and to show many of the skinned and animated models already produced.

Edited by AntiSocialKindaGuy, 08 August 2006 - 08:47 AM.

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