Rommel, back off. You act as if everyone has been on this forum since it was created. A good graphic is a good graphic, and give the newer guys something to work with that they did not have before. Quit acting like a 20-year old playing soldier. Besides that, how are you getting away in Germany with what is clearly a WW2 combat uniform as your avatar? Before you were born, I was tossing guys out of wargame conventions here in the States for wearing WW2 German uniforms. There are not very popular amoung some groups here.
Wow, what a blatantly slanderous and ignorant post! I must say, I didn't think there were members like you here at this forum as well, but by god sir, you have proven me wrong (fortunately you are a very small minority).
First of all, I was merely informing him of the fact that some members don't like necroposting, and repeatedly doing so could get him warnings (although I didn't explicitly mention the warnings persay). I personally couldn't care less if people resurrect old threads but I wanted to inform him beforehand (i.e. prior to someone else flaming him for doing so) because I have also made the experience of accidentally necroposting when I first arrived (which is why I'm not lecturing, just passing on my own personal experience before he has to go through it as well). You make it seem like I was yelling (which is by the way impossible on the net) at him or using a similar aggressive manner to talk to him. I don't see any spot in my post implying a rude or unfriendly attitude towards Jediron, but you seem to have some super-natural power in identifiying the non-existant. And damn, I even took the time to add the smiley to the end of the post; is that worth nothing?!?!
And what the hell are you talking about it being a wonder that I have a German uniform depicted in my avatar?! Since when is this illegal? As far as I'm concerned, the German constitution only states that I may not use the swastika, S.S. symbol, and similar national socialist heraldry in public. No where does it state that anything standing in connection with WWII Germany is illegal. Therefore, I am perfectly in my constitutional boundaries. And even if I was explicitly depicting the swastika or other nazi periphanelia somewhere (which I do on some of my units), I am still not breaking the law since, 1) it is not used as glorification of the nazi regime and ideals, and 2) I am using it as a historical aid, since I definitely see the civ series as a form of learning history (take the civpedia for instance).
Oh and eh, what exactly is the problem with wearing German WWII uniforms?! It's not allowed for certain people to be proud of the efforts of German soldiers provided during WWII because they were "evil"? As far as I'm concerned, they were just as brave as any soldier fighting for their country, but you're picture of the world has obviously been so twisted and malformed by hollywood and similar institutions that you only view German vets as some devilish sub-human (yes, I used that term on purpose) hellbent on destroying the whole world in some kind of cataclysmic apocalypse. Sure, soldiers working in concentration camps back then essentially made up what we would all consider the scum of the earth, but I will not sit by and let you insult the bravery and courage that hundreds and thousands of German soldiers showed during the war. You have just as little right to do that as I would degrading the efforts of U.S. veterans.
For being older than me, you sure as hell show a lot of naiveté and ignorance. How about you start thinking outside the box for a change, because I guarantee you will see the world in a completely different way...and hell, you may even be able to adopt some ideas of your own rather than adopting ones that propaganda has forcefully seeded in you.
Now, before you post another reply, I ask that you stop your pointless arguing before we both get a warning...on second thought, do keep posting. That way you'll get a deserved warning for trolling and flame-baiting me for no apparent reason. I for one have nothing more to say to you.