Profile of Kamzil118

does soviet not have their own scout car and sniper?

They have their own costs.

If a Soviet player builds the Rifle Command, they have access to the scout cars, snipers, and Penal squads for light anti-tank. However, their drawback is that they lose their opportunity to consolidate their territory with the support weapon teams. This can be alleviated through doctrinal units, but I'm not sure how frequently Soviet players would go down that path.

a vet t70 is way better than 222 on a whole too.

You are looking at the units in a vacuum, but are not considering the allocated costs it takes to get a T-70.

The combined fuel costs for the Ostheer are much cheaper to overcome than what buildings the Soviets have to construct to get their lightly armored recon vehicle. By the time it does come out, the Soviets have to worry about Pumas, Luchs, Pak40s, or Panzerschreks.

the issue with mortar flare is uncounterable, very hard to wipe and comes at cheap vet0 especially in late games

And?

Every time Soviet mortars use their flares, it means fewer munitions spent on mines, unit abilities, anti-tank grenades, demolition charges, global abilities, etc. Sure, they'll have a thirty-second recon timer, but it's nowhere on the scale of flares used by the OKW or the British. The former can use a global ability anywhere they want and the latter can spend munitions for flares alongside an entire frontline.

Mind you, we're talking about a mediocre mortar team whose extra infantry models are dead weight to the population and are relied upon for their utility rather than the killing performance that the Ostheer mortar is capable of. If it actually kills anything then it is a plus.

In my opinion, weapon racks allow flexible customization at the expense of convenience. I mean it is a hassle to equip squads, but being able to tailor mainline infantry to a situation has it's uses. Plus, you can potentially throw rear echelons into a niche anti-infantry role where they can suppress units for twenty munitions.

The Ostheer officer can not pick fuel/mu supply drops.

Can't pickup up medical kits or weapons, either.

Clearly he is above that.

Yes, he's an officer. Much is to be expected from him.

It is beneath him since he is a lieutenant colonel. Let the regulars or even the Panzer-

Panzergrenadiers: I am not a shitbagging pioneer you fuck.

All in all, I really don't think this is much of an issue.

Game or games after i've been a bad boy and by that i mean dropping games or going afk or teamkilling i have a feeling in games played after that my units are less effective. Or can't hit shiit.
Is it possible in some way for the game to do things like that, punish for doing bad bad things, i mean is it possible that game is engineered like that?

lulwut? No. No, I'm pretty sure this game isn't that sophisticated. It's just the RNG gods not smiling on you.

^This sums it up.

RNGJesus might not like you.

Sometimes you just have those games where the RNG just happens to shit on you.

Dropping games or going AFK means that either you lack the interest to play the game or you're tired. As for team killing, why? Unless you maliciously attacked other people's units/buildings, avoid it as best you can.

Yeah so whats the problem with adding few buttons for the rest of usf infantry so you could upgrade on field? How is that unfair compared to other factions or too much work?

It's a gimmick that works well with the USF.

Do you want to spend time upgrading your infantry? Sure. If you have the munitions for it, you're good, but the real cost is the time spent for the infantry getting said weapons.

It is a gameplay balance for the USF's mobility in slowing down and re-arming one's self. Firepower vs field presence.

Due to the fact that the USF has a strong frontline unit, leaving it as a field upgrade would simply reduce the tactical decisions that most USF players usually encounter mid/late-game.