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Skybird

07-22-11 09:53 AM

Why Bridges are considered objects of vital importance?

Because with one shot from the laser cannon you do multiple scores!

http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/6651/ss164404.jpg

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Oberon

07-22-11 10:12 AM

M-M-M-Monster kill!

Sledgehammer427

07-25-11 02:51 PM

Now that is impressive. :yeah:

Were you sitting in a way what you could look down the bridge?

Or did you get them from an angle?

ajrimmer42

07-25-11 03:32 PM

pew pew

Skybird

07-26-11 04:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sledgehammer427 (Post 1712847)

Now that is impressive. :yeah:

Were you sitting in a way what you could look down the bridge?

Or did you get them from an angle?

I think it was a lucky ICM barrage that took out the lead vehicles so that they blocked the path. All others coming after them were caught by following arty barrages that I called down blindly on that location after AI-controlled FO reported movement there.

No direct fire from tank guns. I sat on a hill 3 km behind, wondering why nobody was coming. :D

Sledgehammer427

07-29-11 01:24 AM

now that is even more impressive.

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I just had a moment thinking of what it must have been like in your position Sky. XD

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