1.9671 - Compatibility with 1.661 - Compatibility with - Fixed the missing visual effects of pre-game artillery strikes - Changed scripts for 90mm US guns to sound better 1.9652 - Compatibility with - Added 140mm canon sound - Fixed some missing gun sounds 1.964 - Compatibility with 1.9632 - Compatibility with - Some smaller tweaks I can't remember 1.962 - Fixed the script with Jagd Panzer E-100 - AMX 30 and Prototype now has sound 1.96 - Compatibility with 1.952 - Works with micropatch 1.951 - Added missing gun sounds on some tanks( CDC, Panther 88) - Renewed most of the vehicles.xml scripts - Tweaked some sounds so they are better - Returned the old tracer sound for 105mm artillery, and instead gave the new tracer sound to 122mm-152mm artillery 1.95 - Lot's of sounds has been enhanced by adding some sounds from War Thunder. This includes: American 120mm guns(except for M58 and T179 most long 90mm guns with penetration at atleast 170mm, 100mm french guns, 107mm guns, Japanese 75mm Type 4(and higher tier) guns, and 105mm artillery guns. Also improved the 122mm D-25 gun sound, but it's barely noticeable, - Changed sounds of 45mm and 50mm guns - New sound for large caliber shells below 152mm) explosion, as they previously sounded the same as high caliber shells hitting the ground - New tank hit sound for artillery shells, to make them sound more scary than they did before. Or I am not sure about this one. Please give feedback. - New tracer sound for 105mm artillery - Unique sound for 100mm LB-1 has been removed and changed to the one used for 100mm D10, as it sounded crap, and those guns are pretty identical anyway. - Compatibility with 1.9461 - Scripts folder is now in - Objekt 907 should be able to load shells now - Panther 88 should have gun sound now 1.946 - Compatibility with 1.9451 - Fixed the crashes 1.945 - Compatibility with.
I received quite a bit of response regarding my review of The Wrestler in last week's column. Many praised the movie and felt stronger about the film than I apparently had. Some shared my sentiments, that while it was a good movie, it wasn't a great one. There's no denying that Mickey Rourke delivered a stellar performance - one that very well could land him an Oscar next weekend. I just didn't think the movie was Oscar-worthy. And not everyone agreed with that, even though the film didn't make the cut for Best Picture. Respected At The Movies critic and former Channel 5 reporter Ben Mankiewicz called The Wrestler the best film he saw all year, and it's not even close, he added. Entertainment Weekly also called it the best movie of the year. Part of my tempered appraisal of the film may have been colored by the fact that I had read what, in my estimation, was a superior version of a somewhat similar, wrestling-themed script more than a year ago. I knew that the writer, Rick Bauer, had experience in the film and wrestling business, but I was blown away by what I read. It was so good that I couldn't put it down until several hours later after I had devoured every word. This was well before The Wrestler. The original script, in fact, predated The Wrestler by 20 years. Bauer wrote Bobby Champion, the screenplay's working title, in 1988, got sidetracked with his broadcasting career and brought it out again two years ago at the suggestion of a filmmaker friend. Bauer, who has 18 years broadcasting experience, including three at ESPN, has South Carolina connections. The 44-year-old Philadelphia native is a 1986 graduate of the late Fabulous Moolah's wrestling school in Columbia where he was trained by Donna Christanello and Jimmy Kent. He started out as a referee for Moolah's promotion, and his first in-ring experience was in Walterboro. Bauer wrestled primarily in the.
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