Suggestions

[Oposum]

It would be incredibly nice if friendly fire from explosives would be reflective. Would get rid of all the TKing which is constantly going on everywhere.

[Derpingtonpryce]

It would be incredibly nice if friendly fire from explosives would be reflective. Would get rid of all the TKing which is constantly going on everywhere.

Most of the TKing (from artillery at least) is accidental, either people being at the wrong place at the wrong time, or idiots running in front of the artillery. So I think admins should just decrease the amount of damage friendly fire does to around 10%.

[Oposum]

Most of the TKing (from artillery at least) is accidental, either people being at the wrong place at the wrong time, or idiots running in front of the artillery. So I think admins should just decrease the amount of damage friendly fire does to around 10%.

It was meant to adress the fact that IE is overrun with trolls who just throw grenades at their spawns or fire mortars into it. Accidental TKs with explosives are rather rare (mostly people walking into an area into which someone threw 5 grenades).

[Derpingtonpryce]

Most of the TKing (from artillery at least) is accidental, either people being at the wrong place at the wrong time, or idiots running in front of the artillery. So I think admins should just decrease the amount of damage friendly fire does to around 10%.

It was meant to adress the fact that IE is overrun with trolls who just throw grenades at their spawns or fire mortars into it. Accidental TKs with explosives are rather rare (mostly people walking into an area into which someone threw 5 grenades).

Anyways the damage shouldn't be reflective because that's unfair to those who do it by accident, admins should instead decrease the amount of damage received from friendly fire.

[Pachira]

How about some trench made camo for the stahlhelm for sentries and machine gunners? Just to make them a little more unique looking.

I have textures for that, but not yet... It'll probably come in soon.

Nice, can't wait to see it.

[BSM 'Shut up' Williams]

I can't stand the ruddy trolls.

[Killington]

I humbly suggest that the Napoleonic boats be replaced with these lovely battleships.

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[Derpingtonpryce]

I humbly suggest that the Napoleonic boats be replaced with these lovely battleships.

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That camouflage is so damn confusing, how many boats are there?

[MadManYo]

They seem to replace the ship prob (frigate) with a battle ship


Edit: make the passchendale map seem more like this

[Rigadoon]

Why? It's not like they filmed the movie on the actual battlefield. Their interpretation is no more accurate than ours.

[MadManYo]

Why? It's not like they filmed the movie on the actual battlefield. Their interpretation is no more accurate than ours.

That scene was infact filmed in Belgium near passchendale

[Rigadoon]

Why? It's not like they filmed the movie on the actual battlefield. Their interpretation is no more accurate than ours.

That scene was infact filmed in Belgium near passchendale

IMDb says the movie's battle scenes were filmed in Canada.

[MadManYo]

Why? It's not like they filmed the movie on the actual battlefield. Their interpretation is no more accurate than ours.

That scene was infact filmed in Belgium near passchendale

IMDb says the movie's battle scenes were filmed in Canada.

Wiki says
Passchendaele is a 2008 Canadian war film, written, co-produced, directed by, and starring Paul Gross. The film, which was shot in Calgary, Alberta, Fort Macleod, Alberta, and in Belgium, focuses on the experiences of a Canadian soldier, Michael Dunne, at the Battle of Passchendaele, also known as the Third Battle of Ypres. The film had its premiere at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival on September 4, 2008, when it also had the honour of opening the festival,[2] and it was released widely in Canada on October 17, 2008.

[Rigadoon]

Funny how you bring up the Wikipedia article because in the same article, in the Production section, it states "Battle scenes were filmed on the Tsuu T'ina Indian reserve just outside Calgary." Your quote completely fails to back up your point in anyway since the movie having parts filmed in Belgium doesn't necessarily mean that the scene we're talking about specifically was shot in Belgium.

[Eatjello]

Why? It's not like they filmed the movie on the actual battlefield. Their interpretation is no more accurate than ours.

Passchendaele is one of the best maps they made