Russkies in Oklahoma!

[seabolt]

MBT has no "malfunction chance ala H2H?"

I didn't think so, which begs the question of how the Apache got broken. Maybe its warranty expired.

and it's "a la",

Ala, la, la, la, la, la, I'm not listening! ;)

I find your response to his z-fire interesting.
It seems to be de rigueur at the moment, especially with the SPR lads.
One thing I know for sure, it make watching the replay...very tedious :(

It *is* tedious, almost enough to make one pine away for the SPWAW z-fire restricted to visible hexes. But it's more realistic in the SPWW2/MBT build and allows an advance behind suppression by small arms fire, which is nearly impossible in SPWAW/H2H vs an intelligent opponent. So, it's the devil we deal with ...

Interesting that yours is the first mention of the current conflict in the Caucasus that I have seen at the Blitz. I know we are not supposed to talk politics, and fair enough, but this skirmish is just made for MBT eh!
I have to say it, if..............(edited by me for the sake of leaving politics out of it)........

By this point we should all be well aware that I'm willing to go waaaaay out there in an attempt to be funny, but current events actually have made me a little self conscious. I decide to blog an MBT match and the damn thing nearly goes live. :rolleyes: I'm curious what it looks like from Epoletov's perspective. I'm curious what it's done to relationships in his confederation of players. (Volodia has disappeared on me, and he's usually careful to let me know in advance of an absence.) I'm sure that no one wants to appear to be trivializing what is real pain and suffering. Fortunately, for the moment it seems the shooting has stopped.

If the SP map looked a little different, you could have looked like Nostradamus and called this thread "Russkies in Georgia" eh!

These silly things roll off the keyboard far quicker than you probably think. That said, I spent a long time last night trying to work some sort of "Tbilisi rather than Athens" comment into the narrative. The Oklahoma precedent screwed everything up, yep.

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