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Jump back to quoted post10 Nov 2014, 09:20 AMNuclear Arbitor

go bp3 as soon as possible. if you need to buy a vehicle or callin before, it's ok, but as soon as you're done spending get bp3. then decide if you're going t3 or t4. if t3, then build t3. if t4 then bp4 and t4.

ideally you would spend all of your resources as fast as you can get them. in reality this often isn't a good idea or necessary but it's a good rule to follow.

Jump back to quoted post9 Nov 2014, 16:59 PMwongtp

i suggested it once, brought it up many times and was constantly shafted to the side, but yes. this this and this, it promotes blobby play, no brainer upgrades and insane vet opportunities. if mediums had a chance to wreck stuff at range, it would be a much more balanced game, rather than every single game is all about, blob schrecks, blob obers into schrecks,stuka for support teams, rape everything until JT/KT and end game.

it really takes a good katyusha hit though, to really destroy the blob. reduce schreck effective range.

Jump back to quoted post10 Nov 2014, 22:07 PMVaz

your fake stat is wrong, even Jesulin loses. This community is not that big where 1% is a large amount of people. There are more than 1% here than can and likely have beaten him.

Jump back to quoted post10 Nov 2014, 14:35 PMSvalbard SD

This, a hundred times. I understand including all the rare superheavy shiny toy armor units like the ISU, KV-2, Jagdtiger, Elefant and King Tiger was good for the devs from marketing point of view, but if they (and we) aspire to have a tactically superior RTS, these units certainly don't contribute to that. In the contrary, they ruin all the hard work of microing and unit preservation while CoH 2 is supposed to be a game where microing and unit preservation is rewarded.

Jump back to quoted post10 Nov 2014, 15:39 PMRomeo

Context is everything and call-ins were extremely different in coh1. They had no fuel cost, fuel was only earned by fuel points, they came later, you had to choose a certain path in a commander tree, only one commander had access to that particular unit, and so on.

Given those units' power levels, I think the cap was necessary in that context, but not ideal.

Now that the flawed design of allowing players to call in heavy tanks without spending any fuel has been removed (except for the tiger ace for some ridiculous reason), so too can the lazy balancing method of hard capping units be removed (except for the tiger ace for some ridiculous reason).