Things I learnt about WW2 from COH2
4 Jun 2014, 14:29 PM
#41
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50% of the times Soviet infantry shouts "Oorah" is to run to the nearest cover or building or running back to base.
4 Jun 2014, 16:41 PM
#42
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71. Every German AI-Minefield has a big sight with a skull on it. So you can be sure every Soviet will walk right into it ^^
12 Jun 2014, 13:21 PM
#43
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72.During an Intense blizzard, simply hudling near a bush would protect your from hypothermia
12 Jun 2014, 14:10 PM
#44
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73. Despite horses being the most used transport of the war, they didn't actually exist.
74. Shreks and Fausts were equiped with homing devices.
75. T70 commanders had exceptional vision, but only if they killed hundreds of Germans first...
76. A halftrack contains an unlimited number of replacements within its cargo area.
77. Tiger tanks never actually broke down or ran out of fuel or anything silly. They were just tactically inferior to soviet armour...
78. Sherman tanks won the war for the Red army.
74. Shreks and Fausts were equiped with homing devices.
75. T70 commanders had exceptional vision, but only if they killed hundreds of Germans first...
76. A halftrack contains an unlimited number of replacements within its cargo area.
77. Tiger tanks never actually broke down or ran out of fuel or anything silly. They were just tactically inferior to soviet armour...
78. Sherman tanks won the war for the Red army.
12 Jun 2014, 14:14 PM
#45
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79. Flamethrowers and Molotov Cocktails, provide no heat for staving off hypothermia.
80. During each minor Engagement there would be a total of 3 commanders, ready to support the higher officer, but only when he chose his favourite.
80. During each minor Engagement there would be a total of 3 commanders, ready to support the higher officer, but only when he chose his favourite.
12 Jun 2014, 14:19 PM
#46
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81. Hullskirts are made of the bones of killed enemy soldiers and would appear magically after gathering enough bones!
14 Jul 2014, 09:07 AM
#47
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82. A kubelwagen was not in fact a small, light nimble vehicle, but instead possessed the maneuverability of the Exxon Valdez
83. Coats were advanced Wunderwaffe akin to the V-2 only availible to certain German units in late 1944.
84. The Americans were winning the war in 1940, but after it dragged on into 1945 they started losing
85. Stalin was forced to issue "Order 227" because his forces were unable to establish forward retreat points
86. All such expertise had been lost in the purges, explaining why the Soviets have no officers
87. All Lieutants, Captains and Majors were in the US Army, however upon promotion to Lt Col you were transfered on exchange to OKH
83. Coats were advanced Wunderwaffe akin to the V-2 only availible to certain German units in late 1944.
84. The Americans were winning the war in 1940, but after it dragged on into 1945 they started losing
85. Stalin was forced to issue "Order 227" because his forces were unable to establish forward retreat points
86. All such expertise had been lost in the purges, explaining why the Soviets have no officers
87. All Lieutants, Captains and Majors were in the US Army, however upon promotion to Lt Col you were transfered on exchange to OKH
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PS: The Italian Army fought with courage and skill
Also the African Branch of TAB Bulletins
PS: The Italian Army fought with courage and skill
14 Jul 2014, 16:13 PM
#48
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88. Pioneers and engineers repair tanks better by killing enemy units.
17 Jul 2014, 04:27 AM
#49
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89. Soviets conscripts often locked themselves in their Americans allies tanks while the regular crew was out repairing. Since the lock was really complicated while all tanks were pretty easy to drive (automatic shifting) the american tank crews allowed this to happen.
No spreading out, no fancy stuff, just smash through. Let's see how those degenerate sophisticates handle a healthy dose of pure unreasoning violence.
17 Jul 2014, 05:02 AM
#50
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90. Americans won't bring out tanks unless a Major is in the vicinity.
91. Sturmioniers and Volksgrenadiers were used only in the Western Front until June 4th, 2014.
92. There was a thing called Obersoldaten, or "Upper soldiers". They were apparently super tough troops and had helmets that look like turtle shells.
93. The Germans in France used trucks as bases, and only one of them you can retreat to. Another if you spend some manpower.
94. the Jagpanthers did not exist...because they have the Jagdpanzer4.
95. In 1942 the supreme commanded dictated that MG42s could only be used in the Eastern Front, while all MG34s be taken to France.
96. There was only ever one variant of the SdKfz 231, and that is the Puma.
97. M1 Carbines can suppress infantry, but every other hand-held automatic weapon cannot. And only when fired by rear echelon forces.
98. Only the Americans have figured out how to exit a vehicle in combat conditions.
99. Jaeger infantry are not allowed to pick up anything, including medical kits.
100. Infantry guns are only used like AT guns.
101. The Americans and the Germans in the west did not have any snipers.
91. Sturmioniers and Volksgrenadiers were used only in the Western Front until June 4th, 2014.
92. There was a thing called Obersoldaten, or "Upper soldiers". They were apparently super tough troops and had helmets that look like turtle shells.
93. The Germans in France used trucks as bases, and only one of them you can retreat to. Another if you spend some manpower.
94. the Jagpanthers did not exist...because they have the Jagdpanzer4.
95. In 1942 the supreme commanded dictated that MG42s could only be used in the Eastern Front, while all MG34s be taken to France.
96. There was only ever one variant of the SdKfz 231, and that is the Puma.
97. M1 Carbines can suppress infantry, but every other hand-held automatic weapon cannot. And only when fired by rear echelon forces.
98. Only the Americans have figured out how to exit a vehicle in combat conditions.
99. Jaeger infantry are not allowed to pick up anything, including medical kits.
100. Infantry guns are only used like AT guns.
101. The Americans and the Germans in the west did not have any snipers.
17 Jul 2014, 08:10 AM
#51
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102. All combat in WW2 started with light skirmishes and then evolved into heavier and heavier combat as commanders where given more resources as the fight developed. No general offensive was ever done.
103. During WW2 the Germans developed IR lights that could see through obstacles by means of projecting them through the 5th dimension.
104. Getting airsupport was not a matter of what kind of resistance you where facing but how good the contacts you had with the airforce.
105. German heavy TD units where manned by psycics who could aim without seeing the enemy, their guns where so strong they would pierce a concrete building, a hillside aswell as the front of an IS-2.
106. Said TD crews would have a psycic freakout everytime their tank got hit, by anything.
103. During WW2 the Germans developed IR lights that could see through obstacles by means of projecting them through the 5th dimension.
104. Getting airsupport was not a matter of what kind of resistance you where facing but how good the contacts you had with the airforce.
105. German heavy TD units where manned by psycics who could aim without seeing the enemy, their guns where so strong they would pierce a concrete building, a hillside aswell as the front of an IS-2.
106. Said TD crews would have a psycic freakout everytime their tank got hit, by anything.
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17 Jul 2014, 12:48 PM
#52
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107 American Armour doctrine was for trained tank crews to dismount, grab Thompsons and attack as infantry.
Meanwhile the tank would be crewed by a mixed detachment of clerks and commanded by a supply sergeant
Meanwhile the tank would be crewed by a mixed detachment of clerks and commanded by a supply sergeant
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Also the African Branch of TAB Bulletins
PS: The Italian Army fought with courage and skill
Also the African Branch of TAB Bulletins
PS: The Italian Army fought with courage and skill
17 Jul 2014, 19:08 PM
#53
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108) Apparently, invisible demo charges can be placed by the US Engineers.
18 Jul 2014, 22:39 PM
#54
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109) Some germans tend to have a british accent, as if they were british voice actors... how strange...
20 Jul 2014, 12:55 PM
#55
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110. World War II saw the introduction of extremely powerful handheld flamethrowers that could shoot almost as far as a rifle bullet.
20 Jul 2014, 13:42 PM
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111 American Supply officers were not allowed to open the weapon racks unless the commander wanted them to open a CERTAIN rack. Sometimes the men would never get the BAR or Bazooka they wanted or needed,because the commander forgot to give the order to open the racks.
112 Soldiers were not allowed to use grenades of ANY kind until the commander universally escalated the battle efforts to allow their use.
113 Every american captain always brought two bazooka teams,and their trusty Thompsons into the thick of the battle ignoring the Battalion CO's orders to NOT participate in frontline combat,due to their importance.
They would kill a tank or two,and then the battalion commander would radio in and request that they get there ass back to the rear to supervise the production of vehicles,much to their dismay. They would supervise for a while,and then sneak back into the action.
114 Some american officers were track stars in college,and would always sprint like crazy all over the battlefield,their men struggling to keep up with them.
112 Soldiers were not allowed to use grenades of ANY kind until the commander universally escalated the battle efforts to allow their use.
113 Every american captain always brought two bazooka teams,and their trusty Thompsons into the thick of the battle ignoring the Battalion CO's orders to NOT participate in frontline combat,due to their importance.
They would kill a tank or two,and then the battalion commander would radio in and request that they get there ass back to the rear to supervise the production of vehicles,much to their dismay. They would supervise for a while,and then sneak back into the action.
114 Some american officers were track stars in college,and would always sprint like crazy all over the battlefield,their men struggling to keep up with them.
20 Jul 2014, 13:49 PM
#57
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T 34s and shermans had less armor than a piv.
Panthers had less armor than a tiger
Panthers had less armor than a tiger
20 Jul 2014, 16:19 PM
#58
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Ignoring the innumerate Burts....
115 An OKW ATG could be manhandled by three men and made to fire from a first floor window,
without the gun being dismantled
116 Axis infantry in 1944/45 were such sharpshooters, that they disdained the idea of using
snipers
117 OKW ATG crews were so well-trained, that they could dismantle their heavy weapon and
retreat faster than the Pak teams in their Ostheer equivalent, and faster indeed than their
OKW MG or Mortar team counterparts
115 An OKW ATG could be manhandled by three men and made to fire from a first floor window,
without the gun being dismantled
116 Axis infantry in 1944/45 were such sharpshooters, that they disdained the idea of using
snipers
117 OKW ATG crews were so well-trained, that they could dismantle their heavy weapon and
retreat faster than the Pak teams in their Ostheer equivalent, and faster indeed than their
OKW MG or Mortar team counterparts
20 Jul 2014, 19:58 PM
#59
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The think that I learned about ww2 from this game is that, that Relic knows about ww2 like an Eskimo about central Afrika. All that Relic knows, is that there where the ´Bad ones´ and the ´Good ones´, all they knowledge cames from Wikipedia. LOL 
21 Jul 2014, 05:25 AM
#60
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regarding that study...what a load of total bs, there is no possible way to prove this "theory" with a survey of statistics. what sane person would be shooting over the heads of people trying to kill you. also i know arty killed far more people in world war 2, than small arms and most of the vets of world war 2 were in the rear with the gear not combat effective troops. do people even question what they read anymore.
I applaud you on your efforts to really dissect the study in an objective way and point out all its flaws on a case by case basis. You are proving yourself to be quite the intellectual here, a man of intellectual merit to the highest order. Your proper grammar only helps your case.
But I must disagree with your thorough, objective analysis that is in no way a case of you getting pissed off when reality says otherwise about your worldview because fundamentally, war is humans killing humans, and that does not go down well on the subconscious level, and most troops weren't at the front, while those that were were quickly rotated out, at least in the case of the Allies in both world wars
I bought vCoH on January 3rd, 2007.
Still missing the days of vCoH 1.71. It had it's issues, like paks sniping 57s, and the strafe didn't work, but overall, it was probably the most balanced time in CoH history.
OF ruined that. CoH 2 is....balanced in a nasty way. Everyone has an equal stockpile of gamebreaking bullshit. USA is full of early game BS while the OKW doesn't get its BS until late game. It's just a question of how badly you exploit the faction's shit and how quickly, after a patch, you discover the gaping holes of bullshit Relic leaves. But either way, it's all BS. The only "BS" in vCoH that was gamechanging was the fast m8 vs a bunker.
Still missing the days of vCoH 1.71. It had it's issues, like paks sniping 57s, and the strafe didn't work, but overall, it was probably the most balanced time in CoH history.
OF ruined that. CoH 2 is....balanced in a nasty way. Everyone has an equal stockpile of gamebreaking bullshit. USA is full of early game BS while the OKW doesn't get its BS until late game. It's just a question of how badly you exploit the faction's shit and how quickly, after a patch, you discover the gaping holes of bullshit Relic leaves. But either way, it's all BS. The only "BS" in vCoH that was gamechanging was the fast m8 vs a bunker.
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