Profile of TheSleep3r

Nice work Brah ! What language / framework do you use for your backend api ?

The entirety of the app was written in Android Java. To make it work I had to reverse-engineer Relic scripts from the player card website. The code is based on JavaScript and JSON format.

Introducing Companion App for Company of Heroes 2.



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Link to the app (Play Store, free, Android 5.0+):



In this thread you can comment the app, report a bug, ask for a feature or questions about the app or development. All feedback is appreciated.

Also. if you want to see the app translated to your language you can apply for it (you'll get a store listing credit of course).

Watchtowers already have good entering/exiting mechanic a'la vCoh. Just copypaste it to all buildings.

I'm describing the following problem again to be added to the original post.

Currently music that is played during the match is dependent on the map, not the faction. What's more, the Eastern front music is being played on every community map (map not included in original game and expansions). There are two ways to clear this inconsistency:
1) Make it so the Soviets and Wehrmacht have the Eastern front music, USF and OKW the Western front music, and Brits - British music.
2) The previous solution is sometimes not working correctly. When playing against USF as Wehrmacht, the player would still hear the Eastern music. To solve the problem:
-The Allied player would always hear the nation's corresponding music: Soviets - Eastern, USF - Western, Brits - British.
-The Axis player would hear the same music as the Allied player on the same row on the loading screen. This means if we have the following situation:
Player 1 [SOV] Player 2 [OKW]
Player 3 [UKF] Player 4 [WER]
then the OKW player fights Soviets and can hear the Eastern music and the Wehrmacht player fights United States forces and can hear the Western music.

Can you show me an example of penal units being regarded as "elite"?

Every instance of a penal unit I've read, they have always been treated as cannon fodder and nothing more, but never "elite".

Plus, why would the "Elite" redeem themselves with either their enemy's blood or THEIR OWN? Isn't that wasting the potential of an "Elite" unit?

The only 2 instances of penal units I've seen I think are in Enemy at the Gates and Generation War, and neither were regarded as "Elite" units, better equipped than their ordinary counterparts.

You'll better stop. You are embarasing yourself.