CoH3 will be MODERN WARFARE ??????

Jump back to quoted post10 May 2019, 21:04 PMSupremeStefan

Coh in wolfenstein universe sounds better

Jump back to quoted post10 May 2019, 09:33 AMBalanced_Gamer

Imagine if COH3 was STAR WARS.

lol, what a change would that be.

Jump back to quoted post10 May 2019, 23:53 PMSpanky

Better make it CoH: Battle royale.

Jump back to quoted post11 May 2019, 03:18 AMLoopDloop

Yeah 100 people start the game with randomly selected bases and then its just madness and lag from there.

Jump back to quoted post20 May 2019, 12:51 PMCrecer13

Seeing the video of one of my favorite games: Battlefield 2142, I thought: - Hey, this will make a great strategy. Now, instead of abstract Victory Point, you need to capture rocket launchers that will reduce Titan protection, this is ideal for the Company of Heroes mechanics. It would be great if Relic could make a Battlefield strategy.

Jump back to quoted post20 May 2019, 12:58 PMKatitof

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Jump back to quoted post20 May 2019, 13:04 PMCrecer13

I know, I know. It is a shame, instead of the really interesting games, EA makes an absolute terrible game, with the goal of getting the maximum profit. It was just an idea for a cool strategy.

Jump back to quoted post29 Apr 2019, 22:41 PMKatitof

All infantry being all-range always automatic weapons infantry also wouldn't add much to gameplay.

Jump back to quoted post22 May 2019, 13:36 PMBrick Top

Korean would be a great setting, not too advanced weapons so easy to maintain coh flavour and feels. Also quite critically, both sides were somewhat evenly matched, so its kinda easy to feel comfortable with equal sides in pitched battle, which is what makes WW2 setting so intriguing.

Jump back to quoted post22 May 2019, 13:36 PMBrick Top

Korean would be a great setting, not too advanced weapons so easy to maintain coh flavour and feels. Also quite critically, both sides were somewhat evenly matched, so its kinda easy to feel comfortable with equal sides in pitched battle, which is what makes WW2 setting so intriguing.

Jump back to quoted post22 May 2019, 18:47 PMAarotron

In my opinion best time area for more modernd coh would be between 1960-80, as there are still lots of experimental vehicles and weapons that could have potential to allow intresting gameplay and variety. There can still be smgs and flamethrowers, both apc, aa tanks, armored cars and personel carriers excist and helicopters are a thing, allowing new twist into offmap strikes.

Jump back to quoted post22 May 2019, 22:39 PMkonfucius

A modern warfare could work, but I think it would be unnecessary risk.

Considering the franchise has a cult following that would happily buy a third WWII era game why mess with what works.

Would be better if they implemented more quality changes like true sight and fence flipping as COH2 from COH1 did

Jump back to quoted post5 May 2019, 16:11 PMTiger Baron

By god, they're going to bring all of their RTS franchises to console if Iron Harvest is succesful.

May God help us all and shield us from this plague called "consoles".

https://boards.greenhouse.io/relic/jobs/1596614 | http://archive.ph/w5uvD
You would be a good fit if you…
Have helped create some of the best turn-based strategy games in the market

President of Sega Games Finally Realizes That Gaming Quality Is Important, 2015:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2015/07/08/president-of-sega-japan-finally-realizes-that-gaming-quality-is-important/#4b2effde40f1
In a recent interview with Famitsu he made the following and rather telling comments.

“As far as the Western market goes, we learned a lot from Atlus. If we can make a title with proper quality, I believe there’s a good chance for it to do well even in the West for players that like to play Japanese games.”

https://venturebeat.com/2017/06/14/how-sega-found-its-third-party-identity-with-pc-gaming-atlus-and-its-classics/
*SNIP*
GamesBeat: And then Sega also owns role-playing game master studio Atlus. Persona 5 is a big success story this year. Has Atlus exceeded expectations for Sega?

Clark: Whether we can say it’s overperforming or performing to expectations, we’re really delighted with Persona 5. Everyone across the Sega organization is proud to be able to say that we were part of that, however big or small a part each individual played. Persona 5 is a flagship brand for Sega coming from Atlus now. It’s very strong. We appreciate that. We talked before about the connection with the community, identifying the uniqueness of the community. That’s embodied in the Atlus titles, particularly Persona.

https://twitter.com/JohnLHardin/status/769371699544403968
Not faulting the streamer or his manager for wordchoice, but I want to be crystal clear on what I expect of reviewers: