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Jump back to quoted post4 Jan 2015, 09:28 AMTNrg

How many things in CoH2 do make sense?

Obers, volks having schrecks, teching costs compared to call-ins... the list goes on

I think KV-1 in T4 would make sense, not like this game is historically very accurate anyways.

Jump back to quoted post4 Jan 2015, 09:32 AMbraciszek

And the t34/76 (well, the gun) wasnt? As well as the su-85... Besides, its a game and it has a role.

Regardless, adding or removing with a "should" simply doesnt happen with Relic. More commanders/content with the kv-1 is a possibility.

Jump back to quoted post4 Jan 2015, 05:51 AMAlexzandvar

The KV1 is good for tanking damage and punishing Ostheer for Panzer IV spam, but it could still use a buff to it's ROF and speed/acceleration.

Jump back to quoted post4 Jan 2015, 01:04 AMInverse

Wait, you think they'd give a win to one member of an arranged team and a loss to another?

Jump back to quoted post4 Jan 2015, 00:56 AMInverse

It's actually entirely true. The stated result of the game gives absolutely zero information about what happened to other players when the crash/disconnect occurred, and when the server is unable to assign a win it arbitrates using the trust system. That is 100% of the information I gave in the post you quoted, and it's 100% accurate.

The only thing that gives any information is disputes. If you get a dispute, it means the server was unable to attribute the win to a team within its programmed ruleset. This means if a crash or disconnect occurred, it occurred for everyone; if it didn't occur for everyone, the server would assign the win to the team still connected, and an arbitrated dispute would be unnecessary.

Instigating a server or mass-client crash in a game like CoH2, while extremely unlikely and undoubtedly extremely difficult, is possible in theory. Instigating crashes only on select clients in a game where every client is running identical copies of the game code, however, is for all intents and purposes impossible.