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@gamemeister27 Yes, you are correct. In order to achieve a "stacked" layout or to keep the pin and mass bias (or c.g.) equidistant to the track, you measure each the same distance from the p.a.p. That is the proper reference point, not the grip center.

Great work pal, I've heard this hymn in many churches on many organs in my life, and I'm happy to tell you that your rendition is among the best! Keep up the good work!

Cool vid and nice game. I've been trying to get the rifles in more often with my loadouts and I do prefer the m 14 over the FAL but I've not had as much success as you did here! I'll give it another try now, thanks again for posting.

@mike9090ish What's the matter son, were my 2 paragraphs too long for you to get through? On and btw, if one of you or I need any growing up, it's you.

Nice job, cool vid.

@GothicWarrior1 That's not their theme song son, it's called "Rule Britannia!" and it's a British patriotic song. Those wrestling twits should have been arrested for using that music! (kidding).

I'm not in the game anymore but I know a lot about it and I have seen this happen before. Either way it's a bad break but in your case it didn't matter too much since you were left with a bad leave, whether the pin stood or not. And if you don't mind me saying so, you have a really nice game. ...

Cool vid, glad I found it...and I love the line "no inbred, variable zoom gun here" lol.

If you are talking about the tank in the video you are wrong on both accounts. The Panzer VI or Tiger I had a high velocity 88 mm gun. (which you said was 'too long') It also did in fact have overlapping wheels as part of the suspension design. I've not played the game but it does appear that t...

I'm so happy to have found this! This man has been an inspiration to me since the first time I ever learned of his story. Great stuff, great man- God bless!

I can remember walking around in high school singing this song...LMAO...and people would be like wtf was that? lol