Long time lurker, I finally did it; I bought one whole month of SB. I blame Rotar. I really appreciate your videos. I'd love to show up and be a target in your friday game. Before that I wonder if you can help me get up to speed. 1. Plugging right into my DSL modem I shouldn't have any port issues? 2. I just installed the game yesterday. Do I need any patches or other content? And some general game questions, too. I read the manual but not very well. Tanks seem way easy compared to airplanes, but there are too many people inside them and it makes problems. 1. The Bradley rocket launcher keeps popping up and down. I understand it should be down for traveling at speed, but is there any way to keep it in place? 2. The Bradley sometimes drops troops at random. Can I keep them inside until commanded to go? 3. In the Leo2E, I can't select ammunition from the gunners position, but from the commanders position. I'm guessing this is intentional but workaround maybe? 4. Abrams ammo indexing? Sometimes I'm not sure what bullet is in the tube. Do I need to switch to commander's position? 5. The Bradley stops shooting with about half of ready ammo expended. 6. CV90s seem to turn on lead compensation (Moving Target) by default when I lase. Can I turn it off? Didn't see a control that explicitly says that. (Edit: I can press P and it goes back to Stationary) 7. This is a really odd one (to me). When moving at speed in the Leo2 90° abeam to stationary enemies, I lase and fire and: a. Sabot rounds fall right on the target, despite my sideways speed. Like on a wire. b. HEAT rounds actually fall offset to the -opposite- of my movement direction (if I am driving east, the rounds fall west of the target, by a lot) c. MG rounds fall offset in the -same- direction of my movement (if I am driving east, MG rounds fall offset to the east as well) I understand some fire controls might not compensate for own movement, but it seems weird that it would be different for different ammo types. This happens with or without lead compensation depressed, and whether driving forward or backward, at any range. Sorry for the long list!