Fighting in SBP-PE in WWII-style

[Gorshkov]

Originally Posted by Skybird

SFK42...? Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942...???

"Think about..."

Yes, think about it indeed - and bnetter think about it twice and three times before parting from your money, no matter how little it is.

You don't need to think twice - "Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942" is five times cheaper than artificially advertised as WW2 tanksim SBPro PE civilian toy. Well, you should rather think five times before buying SBPro PE. In "Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942" you get right out the box: realistic tanks, realistic theater of military operations with correct historical background and much better graphics than found in SBPro PE oldie. You don't need any poor tweaking!

You buy, you download, you install and you play WW2 tank battles - as simple as it is!

Originally Posted by Skybird

"There you can fight realistic WWII battles..."

Yeah. Sure.

Oh, great - Skybird is right! Indeed, realistic does not mean ridiculously transforming Leopard-2A6 into Tiger! Beware - in SBPro PE toy no even 1950s vintage tank is playable. It will be looking like derision to play Leo-2 and Abrams artificially "castrated" with thermal sights, gun stabilization, using auxiliary sights as primary sights but still with their armors being ten times thicker than those found in WW2 tanks.

Originally Posted by Skybird

"Play quickly and easily what you really like to play!"

Play something that disappeared surprisingly fast from the scene and never was much asked for again on 2nd hand market.

ROTFL! "Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942" is still up and running! Here you are links to community sites:

- http://graviteam.com/forum/index.php?board=1.0
- http://simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.ph...team_Sims.html
- http://tanksim.tk/wfdownloads-viewcat.cid-15.htm

You can download plenty of FREE MODS from there transforming "Steel Fury Kharkov 1942" into a fully-fledged realistic WW2 tanksim featuring many playable tanks, self propelled guns - not any ersatz toys.

Of course don't take into account any Skybird's reviews of SFK42. It's wasting of your time to read them.