I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I do enjoy making them, but sometimes real life has to come first

I haven't thought of Reddit, I'll have to have a look into it, thanks

@@MrSirDouble Awesome, more content from you is always better, so I'm happy to help if I can!

Glad you enjoyed the video

Glad you enjoyed it

Me too. Moving such a large force across the terrain meant there was some bunching together which can be risky with so much artillery and on map mortar fire

Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the positive comments

Thanks for the positive comments, I'm glad you enjoyed the video

Sometimes luck plays as big a part as planning

Glad you enjoyed the video. The British return fire was enough to cause casualties but once I had fire superiority the return fire was manageable.

I have some ideas on which campaign I'm going to do next. I also have a few more PvP battles I want to document, so much to do and not enough time ;)

@@MrSirDouble I know the feeling...

Glad you enjoyed the video

Glad you like the video

I'm using HQS 3.3 on all of the WW2 theatres, it has a nice balance between dramatic and realism

Glad you liked the video and thanks for the positive comment. I'll try and answer your questions as best I can... A) This was a Quick Battle (QB). At the start one chooses an OOB from a number of different choices which are based upon historical OOB. One can then customise down to Squad/Section level by removing or attaching other units. QB is also available in single player where one can try out different setups and tactics B) Morale and Experience can also be adjusted at setup in a QB. In a Scenario or Campaign it is set by the mission writer. Leadership and Fitness can also be adjusted C) The red cross has been removed via a mod which is here www.thefewgoodmen.com/cm-mod-warehouse/combat-mission-battle-for-normandy/cmbn-other/eliminate-the-red-cross-by-rambler/. I also use terrain and vehicle mods which can be found on the same website which is why my graphics look different to the stock game. The zoom number is removed using video editing D) Generally it is 1 v 1 but it is possible to play with a larger number of players but one has to send the save file before the turn is taken to your ally E) Infantry do throw grenades but there is no explicit command, they do it based upon their own initiative. A 'Target' command very close to where your troops are usually prompts them to throw grenades but it's not guaranteed, over a wall or hedgerow for example. It is worth doing a test to get an understanding how far they will throw grenades There is a Scenario Editor in the game. This is a great tool to practice OOB and various maneuvers. One doesn't even need to include an enemy. For example one can practice Platoon attacks, fire and maneuver and OOB with no enemy and no risk

@@MrSirDouble Thank you for your answer ;) Ok, that helps and I will try out this site and check out this mods. A further question is appearing by it - those mods are multiplayer friendly? Also, last question if you dont mind: I've seen this OOB in the quick battle, but do you have on the map ensure, that squad leaders stay in visible/audible sight of their platoon leaders? (for example if the "eye" or "mouth" is shown in the unit field) Greetings

@@k98_zock_tv47 I think you mean the Command Structure (C2). If you show the Command Links (Alt-Z) you should get a light red line from the Command unit to the Subordinate and a dark red line when out of control. The eye and the mouth represent how command is being done, verbal being better than visual. You also have Radios but these are less frequent in WW2. I try to keep my C2 structure intact and my units in contact with each other. I don't know the exact specifics but there are benefits with information being passed up and down the Command Structure and squad cohesion. Over time units will pass spotting information to allow for quick target spotting and identification etc.. Support weapons such as mortars in some cases cannot even be used when out of the Command Structure. With some armies there are also penalties for being out of C2, such as the Russians. By maintaining your Command Structure it also helps keep the concept of Combined Arms into mind. Combat Mission benefits from using many real military tactics and techniques, using the army you have available as a combined force will give you far more success. Many other games will allow a single unit or single player to perform fantastic feats, turning a battle around with a sweeping flanking maneuver or unexpected faint. This very rarely happens in Combat Mission. The heroic squad sent on an audacious outnumbered mission is doomed to failure. Maintaining my Command Structure reminds me of that. Usually Hapless has recently done some great videos on different tactical techniques which may be of intertest kzfaq.info/love/9egpHJiRis89uHkeyJiEug

Nothing specific that I've used but you can find a lot of mods here www.thefewgoodmen.com/cm-mod-warehouse/. Perhaps you can find what you're looking for

For most of this video, yes, I used OBS. I was using Nvidia Experience but it got messed up with the latest patch, I then used Bandicam for a while, but it wasn't very robust.

5cm mortar and var. small arms and this guys worried about a pop filter smh