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so only 11.2% of owners have completed the campaign? that's pretty crappy.
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The fact of the matter is COH2 has very little strategic depth because there are no unit upgrades that you apply to a unit that cost fuel or MP, they are all munition based.
If you could spend fuel and MP to make your units better then you would see less spam/blobbing because it would allow you to do more with a smaller force rather than just spending it all on MORE units.
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molotov, at nade, bar, usf nades, bazookas need fuel and MP to unlock. although marginal.
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CoH2 has hands down the worst campaign I have ever played
If you could spend fuel and MP to make your units better then you would see less spam/blobbing because it would allow you to do more with a smaller force rather than just spending it all on MORE units.
Too really understand any kind of game and its mechanics you need face people.
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Upgrades (or their equivalents) have been a hallmark of every single RTS in history, and for good reason: they add an extra dimension to a game's strategic diversity, and they exponentially increase the number of possible strategies players can employ. It's not about making CoH2 more like DoW2, it's about giving CoH2 a basic element of RTS play that has been proven time after time in other games (CoH1 included) to drastically improve strategic variety, yet has been inexplicably excluded.
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So what you want is a DoW2 in WW2 setting. That's cool, I love DoW2, but I wouldn't bash CoH2 because it's a different game. In this game we are supposed to have many units on the field at the same time. The way it is. I think it would be better if the people that can't stand multiple units movement play another game, for all of our sake.
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The Age of Empires series implemented that very well. It was good to have a resource sink in an armory where you could upgrade the defensive and offensive capabilities of your units.
And the investments added many more variations in strategy for the gameplay.
Fire for my arrows? Yes, please. Normally arrows wouldn't do much damage against structures, but now they do.
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Fire for my arrows? Yes, please. Normally arrows wouldn't do much damage against structures, but now they do.
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