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Nederlandstalig Forum / Welkom bij het Benelux Sub-Forum!
« on: November 11, 2012, 07:31:31 pm »
Welkom! In het Benelux sub-forum van FlyingSquirrelEntertainment!


Je kan jezelf een toptic aanmaken willekeurig naar keuze van onderwerp!

Wees er zeker van dat je eerst de regels eens doorleest! Die kun je hier vinden.

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Historical Discussion / Favourite American Civil War: General?
« on: November 11, 2012, 04:49:38 pm »
Names say's it all.

Mine would be obviously General, Stonewall Jackson,



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Thomas Jonathan Jackson was born on January 21, 1824 in Clarksburg, Virginia. He entered West Point in July 1842 and, in spite of his poor childhood education, worked hard to graduate seventeenth in his class in 1846. Upon graduation, Jackson was sent on military duty to Mexico, and continued his service in the United States Army in positions in New York and Florida. In 1851, Jackson became professor of artillery tactics and natural philosophy at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia. He resigned from the army as of February 29, 1852.

Jackson's summer vacations from teaching were often spent vacationing in the North and in Europe where his interests were aroused in art and culture rather than military or political aspects. This somewhat calm, domestic period in his life came to a close on April 21, 1861 when he was ordered to go to Richmond as part of the cadet corps. Since military aspirations had faded from his life, he was virtually unknown in this sphere.

It was during the Battle of Bull Run in the Civil War when Jackson assumed his nickname. Amidst the tumult of battle, Brigadeer-General Barnard E. Bee stated, "There is Jackson standing like a stone wall." As the war continued, Jackson continually impressed his Confederate compatriots with his skill on the battlefield and in planning conferences. He distinguished himself in the Valley campaign of early 1862, the Battle of second Manassas in August 1862, and the Battle of Fredericksburg in December 1862. Jackson was a Southern hero, and in spite of his eccentricities, he was loved and respected by his soldiers. He strictly observed the Sabbath, and his religiousity was constant in all facets of his life.

On May 2, 1863, in his last march of the Civil War, Jackson was wounded by friendly fire. He died of pneumonia several days later on May 10 at Guiney's Station, Virginia. His body was carried to Richmond and then to Lexington where it was buried. It is said that The Army of Northern Virginia never fully recovered from the loss of Stonewall Jackson's leadership in battle. General Robert E. Lee believed Jackson was irreplacable.

And from you guy's?

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Other Games / Hearts of Iron - III
« on: November 11, 2012, 03:30:51 pm »


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Hearts of Iron III lets you play the most engaging conflict in world history, World War 2, on all fronts as any country and through multiple different scenarios. Guide your nation to glory between 1936 and 1948 and wage war, conduct diplomacy and build your industry in the most detailed World War 2 game ever made.

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Play as any nation from 1936 to 1948, more than 150 countries to choose from.
Control the oceans with aircraft carriers, submarines and battleships and use your air force to defend your skies, support your naval and ground forces, and to bomb your enemies
Thousands of historically accurate real-world military commanders and politicians.
Realistic military command AI with unprecedented levels of interaction
In-depth diplomatic and political system.
Historical accuracy combined with an unparalleled level of freedom of choice
More than 10,000 land provinces makes the game five times more detailed than HoI2 and the most detailed depiction of World War 2 ever made.
Customize your divisions in detail with more than 20 types of brigades
New economic system makes it possible to buy weapons from abroad.
Mobilization and reserves gives the option of surprise attacks, Blitzkrieg made real.
Government-in-exile makes it possible to continue to struggle from abroad with underground movements and uprisings against the oppressing power.
Strategic warfare system makes it more important to defend the skies and oceans against foreign attacks; leaving cities open to enemy bombing will now be devastating.
A completely new intelligence system, with several types of intelligence sources, makes it possible to get information about enemy reserves and troop movements.
Assign troops to "theatres" on the map to fight two-front wars more successfully.
The new AI system and more detailed map will allow for more strategic decisions.
Flexible technology system with hundreds of categories, where major powers get their own unique attributes.

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Expansions!

Hearts of Iron III: Their Finest Hour

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- New unique, elite units for each major nation's army - Ghurkhas, Rangers, Imperial guards and more

- A deeper naval invasion system with the ability to develop specialized landing and assault crafts

- Increased control over strategic warfare with a new lend-lease system for lending your industrial might to allies

- Leaders are now able to gain traits and allocating them is more important than ever with a new combat tactics system

- New game mode for single and multiplayer. Start with a clean slate and instantly produce units, research technologies and affect  political alignment. Speed up the early years and jump straight into the action

- Two new detailed battle scenarios, the Finnish Winter War and the Spanish Civil War
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Hearts of Iron III: For the Motherland

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War Goals and enforced peace, each member of the faction can demand their own slice and claim it when it is taken
New Partisan system, build Partisan undergrounds to organize your resistance movements and battle not just the occupier but also other ideologies for control of the country
Seize strategic resources to fuel your war machine
New Theatre Interface giving greater strategic information
Improved Internal politics and a new coup system
The return of the battle scenario system to offer new mini campaigns
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Hearts of Iron III: Semper Fi

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Players can now define their own Theatres with a simple dragbox system
The new Order of Battle Browser allows quick and easy reorganization of the entire Command Hierarchy
The Command Hierarchy is now directly represented on the map
A new Air Superiority map mode makes strategic air warfare easy
At game start, each country now gets to choose its own hidden Victory Conditions. Can your enemies guess your secret agenda?
HQs under AI control now have separate aggressiveness stances for Land, Air and Naval operations
Countries can request specific actions from their allies for unprecedented cooperation
Technological progress can now be shared with your allies
Brigades can now be upgraded to more advanced types (e.g. Infantry to Motorized, or Artillery to Self Propelled Artillery)
New 1940 scenario fills a gap in the game's timeline
Hundreds of new events added to immerse players in their own versions of World War II, comparing the unfolding alternate timeline to real history
Mighty warships can be designated the Pride of the Fleet, which is both an opportunity and a risk
The AI has been improved in all areas, at all levels. It will defend in depth, marshal big naval taskforces and launch multi-stage invasions. It will perform more historical diplomacy and pursue a strategic production strategy
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