The first print run of the new kursk book is open for reservations.
Estimated retail: $195 USD, 1700 pages long.
http://www.aberdeenbookstore.com/BookingRetrieve.aspx?ID=253516
And my payday is tomorrow.. fuck.

Thread: General World War 2 Discussion Thread23 Aug 2015, 20:23 PM
The first print run of the new kursk book is open for reservations. And my payday is tomorrow.. fuck. ![]() In: The Library |
Thread: Enlight me about those so called "map hacks"23 Aug 2015, 16:09 PM
I think alot of the problem is the inability to detect cheating programs for this game. I won' whine too much on relic this time. SC2 has the same problem. But I wonder if more integration with other anti-cheat systems that might be able to detect it wouldn't be for the best. Maphacks are so annoying because they can be so hard to detect even when you are fighting against it. In: Lobby |
Thread: Windows 10, anyone?16 Aug 2015, 07:48 AM
Crucial error: Start Menu and Cortana aren’t working’ I think you have to specify. Not working in what particular way? Like the start menu doesn't pop up at all? And with Cortana, cant the AI pick up on your voice or are you unable to activate the function? |
Thread: Glorious OKW Tactics14 Aug 2015, 16:18 PM
Glorious games!! In: Replays |
Thread: Recommended War Films 12 Aug 2015, 17:24 PM
The below list is quoted from Armchairgeneral.com 1. In: The Library |
Thread: Recommended War Films 12 Aug 2015, 17:14 PM
Some of my fav's Holy shit Eye of the Needle, I forgot about that one! It is awesome! In my mind one of Donald Sutherlands best films. (also the movie I'll be watching this weekend. ![]() I quoted Tora Tora Tora! (a great film) because Im a know-it-all asshole who has to correct the smallest of errors. Tora means Tiger not Attack. Tora Tora Tora! Was the keyword that broke the radio silence leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbour and it signaled that the attack had been a successful surprise. edit: What people should have a look at is Hermann Wouks Winds of War and War and Remembrance series. If you have 2 weekends to spare it is a good watch In: The Library |
Thread: Forum Search Engine or what?12 Aug 2015, 06:21 AM
For how to search with google on a specific site. Just add "site:coh2.org" (without the quotes) before your search term, and google will restrict the search to the site. In: The Library |
Thread: Windows 10, anyone?10 Aug 2015, 07:10 AM
I've given up on the privacy things. Why should I give a single thought to it when Google, Facebook and the NSA already have all my data? Atleast private company's only seem to use it for advertisement. All it does is make the porn on my sidebars more relevant. |
Thread: What Are You Reading ?9 Aug 2015, 19:12 PM
I started reading Antony Beevor's Second World War. It's a real page turner actually, which surprised me. It's big though, so we'll see if I make it through Get through it and keep going! Ive read it and it is like reading WW2 101. Many things are good, some are inaccurate, some are poor. But start from that one and if you find a specific thing you want to explore further ask here or in the Library and you'll find alot of people who can point you in the right direction for further reading. Doesn't have to be big things. If you read that book and want to know more about a specific units actions in more detail there is a book for that. Ask and you shall be enlightened. Maybe you are looking for more general information about macro things like industrial output, well there are books for that too. Im sure someone here will be able to point you in the right direction ![]() In: The Library |
Thread: What Are You Reading ?8 Aug 2015, 16:02 PM
Well Yes I am a native Swede who started reading english in grade 3 and Russian in grade 10. So english is alot easier for me. True russian books are more expensive retail, however E-books are cheaper. E-books in general have that thing where you save on shipping time and cost, but it isn't as good to settle down with an e-book as it is with a regular book. and reading a language you are not 100% familiar with it helps to have friends like Carloffto help you with translations. In: The Library |
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