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Scenario of the Month: November 2016 - Pairings

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Scenario of the Month: November 2016 - Pairings
12-18-2016, 06:51 AM,
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RE: Scenario of the Month: November 2016 - Pairings
CMFB Battle for Chaumont - First Round: Guardsman vs para bellum has ended.

Guardsman (Allied) commanded his tanks very well and gained total victory. Congratulation!

In my opinion the scenario is not balanced for h2h. It would be better balanced for h2h if the Axis player would have more AT-guns or tanks.
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01-07-2017, 12:32 PM,
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RE: Scenario of the Month: November 2016 - Pairings
CMBN: A Royal Pain
Allied - Axis
raz_atoth (Panzer Lehr) - Das Morbo

Raz and Cat I am going to fill in for Raz in this game ... Cool?
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01-10-2017, 01:16 AM,
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RE: Scenario of the Month: November 2016 - Pairings
Yep, cool
Author of: Whose Turn Is It? - http://www.lesliesoftware.com/products/WhoseTurnIsIt / CMFI Sicily Pathfinders(not playable H2H) / CMBS Opportunity Knocks (scenarios, maps and mods here)
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01-20-2017, 03:25 AM,
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RE: Scenario of the Month: November 2016 - Pairings
CMBN: A Royal Pain

Allied - Axis

BrosifBallin - zinzan1963

Unfortunately BrosifBallin is suffering from PC problems so this match has been abandoned.
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