newbie

[scotsgrey]

hi there,I have had this sim sitting for a while and need to start using it.Are there any British who come on line as i would wish to meet up and help me use it online.ex chieftain tank crewman.

[Lone*star49]

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Welcome from across the pond..

Try hooking up in SB Team Speak, as we have some of the most experienced Euro players in TS and SB chat, during your hours..

They can help you find the way..


LS

[3Star]

Heya. Not too many Brits show up here for some reason, but there are a couple that appear every now and then.

Eurocontingent (other than ex-pats in Aussieland and the US) seem to tend to be German or Scandanavian though.

NTM

[Ssnake]

I think this can be attributed to the selection of available equipment. Typically there is a strong bond between one's nation's equipment and its availability in a simulation for whatever reason. I guess we're all looking for a bit of reassurance that our gear is top notch. ;)

[Lone*star49]

ex chieftain tank crewman.
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Hey SG, great meeting ya in TS today..

Check out "Anti Frustration Kit" located in forums, far left upper column under + "Online Play".. clk on the + next to "Online Play", turns to - and a drop menu opens up, then look down and clk on Anti Frustration Kit, and you will find many useful tools, hints, suggestions, to quicken up your learning curve..

Practice in Single Play M1 or Leo, your choice, "Instant Action-Ambush", and Calvery to the Rescue..

Both are small, but use of all availible accets (spelling sucks), and like I said, go over them till ya have it down, and try different tactics/routing, artty calls, etc. You'll have fun, and continue coming to SB TeamSpeak and MP gaming.. It will all add-up in your book of knowledge of SB, and it will all carry-over (much of it) to SB Pro PE, if you decide to buy it when it comes out shortly..

Oh, and don't lose that Scottish accent, a must to these ears.. :wink:




LS