BattleGroup-Frontlines Mod Update #33

[[BGF]Benseras]

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Ooh, an ambulance, it'll be interesting to see how you guys are going to implement that.

I can tell you, there will be sitting a bunch of sweet nurses on the back so when you are wounded they will give their best to heal you, maybe give you some massage:)

[Seth_Soldier]

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:yay: i'm impatient to test that on a public server !!!
Big boom badaboom

[takiwa]

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R u guys in an open war with FH team? I mean u both produce some amazing stuff! Keep up the battle....eventually WE are gonna be the winners!:yay:

This is one of the most intelligent comments from anyone I have seen in a while, and I'm glad that you are able to see the end result of everyone's hard work. Thank you :nod:

[WDS_WarWiTcH]

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the work your DEVS are doing is great but could you like update us on a release date or maybe a open beta test like PR has done as you can see alot of players wouldnt mind running around looking for bugs and such. ty

And btw you can see this is my first post.I know my whole squad is waiting for it.

[Blackice]

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Were looking for 10 EU and 10 NA Beta Testers so sign up at the forum and put an app and we will review it. But if you just want to play the game you willn't be accepted so don't bother, we need bug hunters.

[WDS_WarWiTcH]

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TY looking for sign up page now.Just call me a 41 yo bug hunter

[Sauerkraut]

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I love the Opel Blitz well done, cant wait to cruise around

[Crandaddy]

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BattleGroup Frontline MOD - It is like Christmas every week the way you keep putting out new eye candy!!!

Great Work!

and remember... in war there are no winners - never!

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So… what you are saying, that the thousands of lives that Saddam Hussein and his Army (Estimates range up to 10,000) killed in the occupation of Kuwait, was enough to make him happy???<o></o>
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You also believe that had the Gulf War (1990-91) had not taken place, that Iraqi Army would have killed NO more Kuwaiti civilians? <o></o>
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Therefore, the Gulf War did not save a single Kuwaiti civilian from a horrid death….

[KalleKabovski]

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I didn´t say anything towards Saddams regime or the gulf war and i never will. I just said that you´ll have never winners in war. Everything else was created by your mind, it shows how humans can react to a single statment.

[Crandaddy]

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Right !!! Okay… So you said
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“in war” - What do you call the 1990 invasion of Kuwait or the forces that deployed in to Kuwait to remove his army? If not “war” them what do you call it?<o></o>
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“no winners” – Were you referring to something other than human lives? Governments or maybe politics? I guess governments and politics might include the Liberation of France from Germany…<o></o>
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Your statement is cut and dry; did you mean to say something else. I was wondering if human lives counted as winners, that all. <o></o><o></o>

[takiwa]

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I think what Kalle was trying to say is that if one human life is lost in a war, then the price was too high. No one wins when people are dieing, whether you are on the "winning" team or not. I wonder if the people that died during any war thought their life was worth the conflict?

I don't advocate actions like Sadam took, or Hitler, or anyone before them, which means that actions had to be taken to stop them. All I think is being said here is that the moment Hitler chose to invade Poland, there were no winners. The moment Sadam chose to invade Kuwait, there were no winners. The actions of these individuals put lives at stake on both sides of the conflict, and there was no good outcome from that.

We "won" WWII, at a cost of how many American/British/Soviet/etc. lives? Were they worth it? Who can make that judgement? Me? Or you? Or the dead men's families? Or the dead men themselves? I'm sure none of us would agree. War is hell, and I agree, there are no winners.

I would never undermine the validity of what our Armed Forces do in any conflict, but I don't have to agree with the philosphy of war. I respect our military, and am thankful for them. I just wish people like Sadam and Hitler never existed, so our men and women serving wouldn't have to fight wars at all.

[Blackice]

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I don't advocate actions like Sadam took, or Hitler, or anyone before them, which means that actions had to be taken to stop them. All I think is being said here is that the moment Hitler chose to invade Poland, there were no winners. The moment Sadam chose to invade Kuwait, there were no winners. The actions of these individuals put lives at stake on both sides of the conflict, and there was no good outcome from that.

The only one who wins when wars takes place are arms dealers.

We "won" WWII, at a cost of how many American/British/Soviet/etc. lives? Were they worth it? Who can make that judgment? Me? Or you? Or the dead men's families? Or the dead men themselves? I'm sure none of us would agree. War is hell, and I agree, there are no winners.

What about the Canadian Soldiers???? or the French Resistance??

[KalleKabovski]

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I think what Kalle was trying to say is that if one human life is lost in a war, then the price was too high. No one wins when people are dieing, whether you are on the "winning" team or not. I wonder if the people that died during any war thought their life was worth the conflict?

I don't advocate actions like Sadam took, or Hitler, or anyone before them, which means that actions had to be taken to stop them. All I think is being said here is that the moment Hitler chose to invade Poland, there were no winners. The moment Sadam chose to invade Kuwait, there were no winners. The actions of these individuals put lives at stake on both sides of the conflict, and there was no good outcome from that.

We "won" WWII, at a cost of how many American/British/Soviet/etc. lives? Were they worth it? Who can make that judgement? Me? Or you? Or the dead men's families? Or the dead men themselves? I'm sure none of us would agree. War is hell, and I agree, there are no winners.

I would never undermine the validity of what our Armed Forces do in any conflict, but I don't have to agree with the philosphy of war. I respect our military, and am thankful for them. I just wish people like Sadam and Hitler never existed, so our men and women serving wouldn't have to fight wars at all.

Tak hit the nail on the top!

[Crandaddy]

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I think what Kalle was trying to say is that if one human life is lost in a war, then the price was too high. No one wins when people are dieing, whether you are on the "winning" team or not. I wonder if the people that died during any war thought their life was worth the conflict?

I don't advocate actions like Sadam took, or Hitler, or anyone before them, which means that actions had to be taken to stop them. All I think is being said here is that the moment Hitler chose to invade Poland, there were no winners. The moment Sadam chose to invade Kuwait, there were no winners. The actions of these individuals put lives at stake on both sides of the conflict, and there was no good outcome from that.

We "won" WWII, at a cost of how many American/British/Soviet/etc. lives? Were they worth it? Who can make that judgement? Me? Or you? Or the dead men's families? Or the dead men themselves? I'm sure none of us would agree. War is hell, and I agree, there are no winners.

I would never undermine the validity of what our Armed Forces do in any conflict, but I don't have to agree with the philosphy of war. I respect our military, and am thankful for them. I just wish people like Sadam and Hitler never existed, so our men and women serving wouldn't have to fight wars at all.

I agree with your the overall aspect of War, it BLOWS big time! The price is very high and a single life loss is one to many.

I have worked with people who hate war and understand war... I guess I make my judgment on the overall big picture. There are people who sacrifice their life (by serving in the Armed Forces) with the hope that they will have changed the big picture (for their family and friends).

The US Civil War - Hope of the big picture - Free the slaves
The American Revolutionary War - Hope of the big picture - Independence

And yes... there have been (and are) wars that many a good men and women have died in that have (and will have) no good big picture. This is truly sad.

I just see some winners....

My family is NOT saying "Heil Hitler" or think that a "emperor of Japan" is a god.
Or some of my friends NOT being Slaves

I guess I would call them winners.

I know War is a BAD, but I just see the small lives saved or changed for the better as a good thing.

[zuiquan1]

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As a soldier to be, if my sacrifice could mean the safety and well being of at least 1 family, who are given the opportunity to I've there lives free of tyranny, and in freedom, then I feel I have not died for nothing.