Fair enough I just hate texture filtering blurring low resolution sprites after looking at hundreds of shitty GZdoom screenshots and consider unfiltered sprites and textures better looking for these games.
Name?I reluctantly cede the coffee.
A few battles later...
Kicker here is making those crossroads largely impassable. I did that in the meeting engagements so by the time Panthers started arriving I had much better firing lanes to channel them into. A most prodigious Spitfire destroyed two Panthers in one pass on the NW side of the crossroads. Saved my ass. Biggest linchpin is the eastern wing of the building where the flame is shooting over. I've maintained control of that over a series of battles, ensuring the fights get tangled up in close quarters instead of fanning out into wider, long-range engagements I could never win.
Two companies have held the line here. I intended to bring in a bigger brigade for reinforcements, but the Germans beat me to the punch and attacked them first. Luckily that engagement looked like this:
Germans started in the bottom left corner of the map. Pretty much penned them in with fortified AT guns and fortified infantry squads. This battle actually ended in less than the 20seconds; you can see my mortars still 'aiming'. They never actually got a shot off. German tanks exploded instantly, they called for a truce, then a few seconds later they abandoned the field.
Its one of the Close Combat games. From the look of things it either one of the last official ones, or one of the Matrix games remakes.Name?I reluctantly cede the coffee.
A few battles later...
Kicker here is making those crossroads largely impassable. I did that in the meeting engagements so by the time Panthers started arriving I had much better firing lanes to channel them into. A most prodigious Spitfire destroyed two Panthers in one pass on the NW side of the crossroads. Saved my ass. Biggest linchpin is the eastern wing of the building where the flame is shooting over. I've maintained control of that over a series of battles, ensuring the fights get tangled up in close quarters instead of fanning out into wider, long-range engagements I could never win.
Two companies have held the line here. I intended to bring in a bigger brigade for reinforcements, but the Germans beat me to the punch and attacked them first. Luckily that engagement looked like this:
Germans started in the bottom left corner of the map. Pretty much penned them in with fortified AT guns and fortified infantry squads. This battle actually ended in less than the 20seconds; you can see my mortars still 'aiming'. They never actually got a shot off. German tanks exploded instantly, they called for a truce, then a few seconds later they abandoned the field.
I think I played the demo of this game 18 years ago.
From the names of the places, it looks more like Normandy so it would be the newest one, Close Combat: Gateway to Caen.
Looks kinda shit, is it because of your potato PC?
