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When we post just to argue about grammer and complain about who is more knew than someone else, the Soakage Network balances on the very fine line between sensible complaints and ridiculous whining. In urban/suburban battlefields having a car actually COULD be useful. I think that biking is more ef...

I think one of the flaws of this formation is that water balloons could be used to rain down on the people back to back and they wouldn't be able to spread out and avoid it. Also, the people in the center are cut off from supplies and the attackers are not. Even without water balloons, some high tr...

Fighting on foot opens up the very most types of terrain. All other methods can be countered by using forests or even paths behind houses and so forth. Plus, you get more exercise!! Using a bike even limits your mobility and mobility is often the key to a battle. Any enemy commander worth his salt ...

We use a small cart for the larger cache of supplies, but otherwise we carry water balloons in old nesquick and baby wipe containers that we have spraypainted black or camo. We have never really carried extra water with us, so exaclty what to do for that is beyond me. I am sure that water could be ...

Well they all look from the pictures like they are small and bad. I really should read. I was talking in particular of the Flash Flood and Artic Shock though. The Helix looks bigger and more powerful from the pictures, but they don't have range stats for it and it isn't CPS, right? lol I need to re...

Maybe it's just me, but they look pretty small. Do we have any information on their rnage and stuff like that? **EDIT** sorry sorry... wow, this stuff isn't so bad after all! The made CPS bold... I guess we were really annoying. 35 feet for the flash flood is nice compared to what we have right now...

Hydrotimes 12/20/04 I. Table of Contents 1. Reports from the Battle Zone (Introduction) 2. Combat Calls 3. Experience vs. Skill - Belisaurius 4. A Design for a Simple Fort - Nibordude 5. The Aquabatalicus - Doom 6. The First Struggle - Guderian, July 9, 2004 7. Reflections 8. Links Resource 1. Repo...

Thanks! I get the cast off a week from this upcoming Tuesday, which isn't so bad. It doesn;t hurt very much at all... I didn;t think it was much of a brak because this time i didn;t even need pain meds. When I broke my right wrist a few years back they had me on coedine and all sorts of meds. They ...

The difference between theory and practice is always a problem. In one of our previous battles, theopposing team retreated until we had used up all of our waterballoons, and then drew us out onto an open area where there is this power line. We thought we still had them on the run, but they had not ...

I have to say that since the board opened on November 15th I have been very satisfied with the development of High Command. There are some serious considerations going on, and i feel that within the next month we are going to see some major arguments over the correct use of long range high power we...

I think within the community there has been a growing trend towards increasing power through mods and homemades at the expense of mobility. Bigger has often been falsely mistaken for better. I feel that over the course of the next year smaller, lighter equipped troops will outmaneuver heavier troop...

Most of the content in this last one was either done by me, taken from my team's archive, or submitted by veteran. I'm hopping for more reponses on the combat calls section, so that I can actually get that to work, and my co-commander in Waterbridge Guderian is going to help me with that section. D...