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That would contradict the American theme of mobility, versatility, and low survivability though.

Not necessarily, the wc51 truck is still pretty weak but also allows usf a early mobile vehicle that comes before 4 mins.

So far the wc51 get countered by the sturmpios and light arms fire. The 20 fuel cost and doctrine limitations makes it hard to as a choice to go with for usf and makes countering the kubal hard. The withdrawal refit is still bugged (fixed in alpha) so the 7 fuel back for it is worthless.

Other than that, the assault engineers are decent however they have such a low health that they are really easy to push off the field. The fact that they have to get close makes them very hard to keep them from getting wiped on retreat.

REs are good for capping. The hardly ever kill models but they are good supporting units if you can get a fighting position. However the fighting position gets countered hard by the morter and strum pips.

One of the big issues usr faces is mg spam. The only way to counter the kubal is to go wc51 but that requires the doc and 20 fuel. To counter mgs you have to get smoke and even then the German player can pack up and move his mg or have a backup mg.

Usf Needs more than a morter but it's definitely a start. I just don't see how they fit into the game even in 1v1 rn.

As a side not sorry for bad grammar I'm on my phone

Rifles are worthless bast the 3-4 min mark. Waiting to get a sherman (as someone suggested) is silly, why do I have to wait 10-15mins into game to gain a foothold on the map.

USF needs better opening options or more options for elite infantry to keep their infantry relevant into late game.

+1 QueenRatchet.

USF needs something to keep them in the game. They get cut out so fast and while they do alright in 1v1's they get rekt in 2v2 and up.



"USF NEEDs

1. mortar
2. more elite OR
3. rifles need to scale better
4. earlier success to suppression platform " -QueenRatchet

Someone in the Alpha noticed that grens were capable of suppressing squads by themselves in certain circumstances... Maybe Relic didnt quite fix it..

Maybe it could be a small way to curb blobbing?