buy 1 month and get 3 months?
Operation Market Garden Special
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Content_WG
, Sep 22 2011 - 16:16
158 replies to this topic
#43 Posted Sep 22 2011 - 22:28
time to sell all these tanks today .. a rebuy them tomorrow and make pretty good profit.. just have to figure what time this all goes off...
#44 Posted Sep 22 2011 - 22:42
gunnysarge1833, on Sep 22 2011 - 22:28, said:
time to sell all these tanks today .. a rebuy them tomorrow and make pretty good profit.. just have to figure what time this all goes off... 
no proffit at all
u always sell for half price.
so if you sell today, tomorrow you will buy for the exactly same amount you will received when u sold it.
#45 Posted Sep 22 2011 - 22:44
My question is; can we get the times and days in US Eastern and/or Pacific time? I'll be honest, I have no clue what in hell UTC is. Is it the same as GMT?
#46 Posted Sep 22 2011 - 22:59
Well this should make my grind to the Panther II and VK3001P a lot more profitable, and that discount on equipment will really come in handy. Plus I may even be able to get a half-price Tiger if I act quickly, wins all around!
#47 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 00:14
Hot damn! Another double credit weeekend! I got my M5, Chaffee, and Easy 8 ready to roll! Russian tankers will have to wait on the devs to put out East Front anniversary specials and famous Soviet generals birthdays like Zhukov's Konev's and Vatutin's.
#48 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 00:25
I bought 4 of those tanks at full price in the past week.. d'oh! Oh well, they weren't that much. I'll just have to make up the difference in double credit bonuses.
#49 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 00:30
Posted here and in newcomers forums. This is a universal clock, it will tell you what time it is in your city and the current UTC time. The second link is just a fancy UTC clock.
http://tycho.usno.na...gi-bin/timer.pl (just hit refresh)
http://www.timeandda...ity.html?n=1440
http://tycho.usno.na...gi-bin/timer.pl (just hit refresh)
http://www.timeandda...ity.html?n=1440
#51 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 01:03
I remember this operation market garden just because i play 1 map in Battlefield 1942. Market Garden. where if choose allied will be spawn using parachute. but that was long time ago year 2003.
#53 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 02:29
Experience points would be so much better than the credits and why no TD's?? germans used them alot in the battle!
#54 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 02:32
Just bought a panther yesterday
Paid full price but the credits will really roll in
Paid full price but the credits will really roll in
#56 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 03:14
Wish it meant 3 months for the price of one. Would have taken them up on it.
#57 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 03:43
Anyone truly wants to sink their teeth into this special, I would suggest getting a hold of the movie "A Bridge Too Far". It's a 1977 war movie chock full of high grade actors who really give you a perspective on how hard they fought to the bitter end to make this plan work. I personally never thought it was the plan that was poorly executed, but was rather a nightmare given operational status. Montgomery and his staff who planned this whole operation, forgot that no battle plan survives first contact with the enemy. His plan was so intricately independently linked, everything had to happen just right and in just the right sequence . . . well, they didn't.
The saddest point in the movie are the commanders, standing over the hill overlooking the last bridge, discussing why the plan failed.
A Bridge Too Far rated 7.3/10 by IMDB
#58 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 04:09
Could we have some information about the additional equipment that is half price please?
#60 Posted Sep 23 2011 - 04:47
ulron2099, on Sep 23 2011 - 03:43, said:
The saddest point in the movie are the commanders, standing over the hill overlooking the last bridge, discussing why the plan failed.
A Bridge Too Far rated 7.3/10 by IMDB
Hmm I don't remember that bit. Must be time to rewatch this movie again.
What I do remember from that movie is the paratroopers who were driven off their resupply point and the Allied supply drops could not be rerouted (bad contingency planning). However, one plane did drop off something to the paratroopers who were signalling desperately and men died to retrieve it. When they got it back to safety it turned out to be a carton of red berets. That image has stuck with me for a long time.








