Wow two things are really obvious from that video:

1. Drinking and Driving is a major problem in Russia; and,

2. The trees are very weak.

Ski mountain here opens today! 

 

That's all for today.

Ok, well this is most likely just an in game screenshot since I doubt he went to the trouble of making anything fancy for this tortuously small pic. So what is that large uneven white area? The only things I can think of are smoke, snow, and clouds. 

Also today is the LAST day to have an update in November 2012.

The lack of chemical weapons in World War II is an interesting historical phenomenon. In the years up to the war it was generally assumed that they would be widely used. The military, governments, and the general populations all anticipated aircraft delivering chemical weapons onto the major population centers. But it never happened.

One of the reasons Germany did not use them was that Hitler was always afraid of losing popular support for the war.  Hitler resisted any true understanding of military realities, and it is likely that he really believed the 'stabbed in the back theory.' That was the belief that World War I had been lost because the military had been stabbed in the back by the collapse of civilian moral at home. (In reality the military and de facto leaders of Germany, Hindenburg and Ludendorff, had concluded that World War I had become winnable and informed the Kaiser that he must sue for peace.)

Hitler feared such a collapse happening to him. He wanted, and promised, short quick campaigns. (and at first he delivered). This was why, during the battle of Britain, he forbade the bombing of London without his direct approval. He feared a retaliation on Berlin, which in turn he feared would undermine civilian moral. When Berlin was bombed, he immediately gave a speech intended to bolster civilian moral which basically said, "They started it, so for every bomb they drop on Berlin, we will drop 100 on London."

For the same reason he forbade the first use of chemical weapons. That, combined with the universal rational desire not to see them used at all, kept the weapons on the shelves for the war.

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note edited your post a little to remove some text wallage on my part...

My fault for trying to make two points in one post! Always stick to one point only in forums! I actually edited before posting as it had been an even longer rant

Towed AT guns may or may not have enough value to justify adding them to the game. However towed AA guns would have great value. This has been suggested and discussed to death. But in a nutshell: pilots know where all fixed AA guns are and can do well practiced strafing runs on them which kill the AA gunners before they have a chance to return fire. Movable AA guns would give AA gunners back there most important tools, concealment and surprise.

Of course it would have to actually be possible. As far as I can see, it still isn't.