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TrenchFoot

Returning to the game after a break and found this traffic rule.

What does it represent and how does it work exactly?

Thanks!

TrenchFoot

The Great War in 6 Minutes!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj43X-VBEPE

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It should not matter. If it matters, then there is a bug. Actually, I would have preferred if it mattered, ie when passive the submarines should be there but not attempt to sink ships. Notice also that some raiding by the Germans is also happening all overseas sea regions and in case you don't want...

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I have read different explanations of the best posture for German Raiders and U-Boats in the shipping box. Such as: 1. It does not matter 2. It does matter 3. It sometimes matters 4. I have no clue 5. Its in the manual 6. Its not in the manual 7. Its in the patch 8. Stay green/green in the box 9. St...

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What films have you seen? I recommend Beneath Hill 60. Great movie! OH YES! Beneath Hill 60 is excellent. I saw that last week. I'm also watching: Lost Battalion, All Quiet on the Western Front 1930s version, Blue Max, Christmas Truce, The Trench, Light Horsemen, Gallipoli, Warhorse and lots of You...

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I'm reading about WWI and watching films in heavy anticipation of the PATCH!

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minipol wrote:Cool to actually read his own words on the matter

Yes, I just wish he would have been a little more detailed. I met him once when I was a small boy, but didn't think to ask him anything at the time! DAM!

TrenchFoot

Its a treasure to have a family members own words about their service, since most have passed away now. My great uncle wrote this account of his service in 1979 for the local newspaper: [ATTACH]31142[/ATTACH] I researched the friend he mentions named "Doaley Mays", and found this: [ATTACH]31143[/ATT...

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Another photo of my great uncle Elbert Tye. He was not a real tall guy, only about 5'5'', and served as a runner. During the Meuse-Argonne offensive he was wounded by enemy fire while relaying a message.

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I love the music, but unfortunately it ruins the immersion factor for me when I'm playing as GERMANY and I start hearing those damn Scottish Bag Pipes playing!! UGHHH

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Just got to have one of these! The Germans always had the coolest looking helmets! And Uniforms too.

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I leave those individual battles up to the commander on the ground. While I have TEA!

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Just imagine how 50 years from now people will be discussing on forums, "Ever play that WWI game from AGEOD?", "Oh yea, that was classic, they don't make gems like that anymore"

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I played games like this forever back in the 1980s. Your classic board wargame with a million rules to learn!

Ever play this one? I like how AGEOD matches and surpasses the strategic depth of these 1980s classics.

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AWESOME POST!

By the way what are the current recommended settings for the AI mentioned in the first post??

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Maybe a future patch will give the AI a brain. At this point I would even settle for half a brain....

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My strategy? ON TO PARIS!

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Kensai wrote:I loved the old-fashioned can opener and generally what they were eating.

I bet they didn't.

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Let me try this without looking at the answers. Starting from the top, left to right: Shoes Socks Undies? Tunic Bread Bag/Haversack Gas Mask Cap Army Regulations Book Shoe Shining Kit Trousers Bag for Clothing Canteen Rations Mess Kit Extra Uniform Blanket Makeshift Hand to Hand Club Cartridge Belt ...

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Hey, these images are marked classified! We have a spy here lads!

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This is the larger photo of my great uncle with his family after returning home in 1919. They were poor coal miners in Kentucky, but put on their best clothes to have a photo taken with the returning soldier. [ATTACH]29987[/ATTACH]

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These are all great stories. I'm sure many stories though have been lost over time. Luckily I have my great uncle's service record and a copy of an article he wrote for his local newspaper in the 1970s about his experiences. In the US you can write to the national archives and get any family member'...

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I thought it would be nice to share family stories about family members who served in the Great War. Mine is below. Please share yours! This is a photo of my great uncle, Elbert Tye. He served in the 61st Infantry Regiment, a part of the US Army's 5th Division. He fought at the battles of St. Mihiel...

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Traffic Rule

World War one in SIX MINUTES!

U-Boat and Raiders Posture in shipping box??

Santa, Please Bring Me one of these for Christmas!

Ever Play this Game? Inspiration for TEAW?

Do you have a family member who fought in World War One?