If you are on the fence about trying out a CM game, hopefully this guide can help you. After all, there’s bound to be a few fresh faces discovering CM for the first time. When Slitherine/Matrix announced it was bringing Combat Mission: Shock Force 2 (CMSF2), onto Steam, it seemed like the perfect time to go back and take a look at this long-running series. Consequently, CM has seen eleven separate releases, multiple expansions, and has kept its fans coming back to the battlefield for some two decades. And yet, like all great games, it is carried by its gameplay.įor all its faults, and there are a few, it is still one of the deepest tactical battlefield simulations available.
A deep tactical battlefield simulator with average graphics, a hefty price tag, convoluted patching system and availability through a niche storefront. On the surface it’s an unlikely success story. This is my fourth attempt to get a simple spawn to work because when it comes to mission editors, I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed.The Combat Mission (CM) series stretches back some twenty years. I'm running out of sanity quicker than I did during operation winter. Tunisia Enduring Confrontation style map with unlimited spawns and no ticket bleedĮeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeĭdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddaaĭdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddaĭdddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddĪzfjsdjhvbgdh bghednbgfuv dvfg od hgfod sjhoidgĮxplore the city, there are only 4 spawns, 2 for each team Infinite ammo, repair and immortality only trigger with tank spawns and won't go away until you spawn at the "Remove XX" spawn. Viewing all missions, ordered by Mission NameĮxploration of the entire Dover strait map complete with spawns all over the place, airfields, teleporters (the weird squares on each airfield) and other fun stuff.
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