Heck Mitchell's Very Silly PBI Mod

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File Name: Heck Mitchell's Very Silly PBI Mod

File Submitter: Heck

File Submitted: 5 Dec 2006

File Category: SF Object Mods

 

I've gotten permission from Kesselbrut to post a version of his infantry that I'll call "Heck Mitchell's Very Silly PBI Mod." Here's the laundry list of odd things:

1. They're WW2 lods, so one man in each squad has a bazooka that fires as a rifle.

2. All squads, French, British, German, and American, have lods that show a tripod mounted Browning type 30 cal machine gun, although each different nationality is armed with a machine gun from the gun data ini: French, Hotchkiss; Germans, Maxims; British, Vickers; and Americans, Colt-Brownings.

3. I had to increase the rifleman's rate of fire to 30 rpm just to get the little peckerwoods to fire at all.

4. I changed the French uniform color to as close to Horizon Blue as my color blind eyes would let me, but now the Frenchman are a little pasty, and seem to have a mild sunburn. I am not a graphic artist.

5. Although I've changed the data ini weapons and detection systems to say AIR_AND_GROUND, the little jerks still just fire at each other, and I don't know why, although it might be that because of the range at which they start they are already engaged with opposing forces, so they might be ignoring me. How rude. It turns out those times I thought they were firing at me, they were just firing at each other, but I was so low I got in their way. "'Scuse the crap out of me for intruding on your private little war!"

 

Purists, please stay away from this mod, it will disturb you, because there's so much wrong with it. For all the rest, this will give you infantry squads blazing away at each other, especially if you change the data inis of your tanks to RARE, and VERY_RARE, availabilities. And, like me, you might enjoy running the little buggers down with your prop and landing gear.

 

Please do not blame Kesselbrut for any of this, he just created the originals. I'm hoping he'll create us some real WW1 infantry.

 

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