On pavlovs near the flipped traincars. An epic battle raged as most of the players in the full 64 man server fought over that one area, ignoring zabs house.
Sitting behind a traincar with the Commisar next to me as an engineer I heard the terrible rumble of a panzer 4 approaching around the north side. Pulling out my AT grenades I took a peek, he was some 50 feet off and facing in our direction, no chance at all of getting too him. ( he was using the AI MG). He started to roll forward again obviously feeling more confident, and rolled right by the traincar where we were holed up. Running up to the side of his tank and quickly throwing my AT grenades I dispatched the iron beast quickly and made my way back to the cover of the Traincar. I turned and looked at the commisar, still blissfully sitting there peeking around the south side of the traincar and couldent help but starting to laugh. (I was overtired at that time so it was funny to me) Here I had just run and blown up one of the obstacles to our advance and nearly died, and here tovarich sits there like nothing had happened at all. It was an interesting moment to stop and speculate to how such little and forgettable ( or missable ) actions can sway a battle and still be forgettable, while yet being so important to those involved. ( Translation I had a moment of feeling small and insignificant on a large battleifield, quite good for a game of only 32 players per side )
Funny on the other hand. On that same match later I had no AT grenades so i placed a satchel on a tank as it started to reverse away. After making it to cover I gleefully peaked as the tank reversed towards the german spawn and a number of hostile infy.
*BOOM*/*SPLAT* take your pick of the two of those words, it was epic.