"The Pacific" from the makers of "Band of Brothers"

[KE-25]

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Which is why I practically lost every battle I fought in this game:

Ed_Burge's reader review of War in the Pacific for PC

It's different from Gary Grigsby style wargames.



-RODION

You of all people loosing a strategy war game on Pc makes me wonder about the latter. Wondering if I should tinker with that game

April almost here gents .... should be an interesting 10 part series

[rodsky]

You of all people loosing a strategy war game on Pc makes me wonder about the latter. Wondering if I should tinker with that game

April almost here gents .... should be an interesting 10 part series

Lisod dyud siya bro, lisod in terms of patience (which I have very little sometimes hehe). Like what Tarmac said "Logistics, logistics, logistics."

Going back to topic, if they didn't focus on the Marines, the series would have been 100 episodes instead of 10 lol. I remember a favorite novel I read as a teen, "War and Remembrance" by Herman Wouk 1000+ pages (murag "War and Peace" ni Tolstoy ) and some chapters devoted to Midway and Guadalcanal. The novel really gives you a feeling of how immense/global the war was. I hope this ambience is present in "The Pacific" and not too focused on the Marines as "a single mighty force out to win the war"...war is a gigantic machine, and again, a machine dependent on logistics, logistics, and more logistics.

-RODION

[Tarmac]

Lisod dyud siya bro, lisod in terms of patience (which I have very little sometimes hehe). Like what Tarmac said "Logistics, logistics, logistics."

Going back to topic, if they didn't focus on the Marines, the series would have been 100 episodes instead of 10 lol. I remember a favorite novel I read as a teen, "War and Remembrance" by Herman Wouk 1000+ pages (murag "War and Peace" ni Tolstoy ) and some chapters devoted to Midway and Guadalcanal. The novel really gives you a feeling of how immense/global the war was. I hope this ambience is present in "The Pacific" and not too focused on the Marines as "a single mighty force out to win the war"...war is a gigantic machine, and again, a machine dependent on logistics, logistics, and more logistics.

-RODION

Very difficult to get a feel for the war's true breadth and scope in only 10 episodes. The series is driven by personal stories, so I don't expect it to try too hard to put things in perspective for non history-savvy viewers. But it'll be interesting to see how they put it all together. I doubt I'll be disappointed because this is the very series I was hankering for from the time I saw Band of Brothers.

The Peleliu campaign is getting more than one episode and I'm happy to see that. It's one of the war's forgotten battles and "The Pacific" seems to be trying to rectify that.

[obemon]

"Contact on the left!"
"No Sh!t."


That pretty much summed up episode 2 for me. Look I'm no WWII history buff or anything but if you enjoyed Band of Brothers, there's no reason you should miss this.

[KE-25]

Looks like this should be showing this week

[heavenknws]

mao ni nice nga movie gubat2 hehehe

[heavenknws]

i've watched part 1 to part 3 nice story nice pud ang battle. nus-a kaha ang part 4

[salbahis]

i've watched part 1 to part 3 nice story nice pud ang battle. nus-a kaha ang part 4

that would be every tuesday here or monday on the US...

[heavenknws]

that would be every tuesday here or monday on the US...

mao ba im waiting nabitin jud ko........... ahakz hehehe

[shaddaf]

me here ky part 1 and 2 palang.... but payter!