Profile of GreenDevil

Yeah well they might be Shock troops then, I'm not 100% sure, but they beat PGrens quite easily. I have to admit I have not played a lot of Russians, I have mostly been playing Germans, so I don't known the Russian unit composition all that well.

I just can't believe the amount of bullshit abilities/upgrades the Russians have compared to sweet fuck all the Germans have.

Button, heroic charge, hit the dirt, T34 Ram, molotov and AT nades, PPSH upgrade, satchel charges, the list goes on.

Relic give the German infantry some love please.

Also I am referring to 2v2 AT.

Me and my team mate have a fairly solid strategy that has been getting some good results for us. But the only time we seem to have problems is when one Russian guy spams, conscripts, Guards/Shock troops and the other one spams mortars, MG's, AT Guns, T34's and then spams the ram ability on our tanks, which pretty much renders them useless because they take so long to repair. That time delay gains them all the time they need to call in their rockets. Then the late game turns into an Arty fest.

And Guards do not beat PGrens btw. And they have to stop to shoot with PTRS and DP28, which gives you a "small" window of opportunity to use bundle grenades

Are we playing the same game? PGrens beating guards? The only time that would happen was if PGrens were in cover and the guards charged them and got a crit on the way in. Guards win every single other time.

That's assuming both are Vet 0 of course.

This isn't a problem, you are just raging because you got caught with your pants around your ankles.

Make 3 Gren Squads and 2 Mortar Squads. Hit them with Faust and finish it with mortar. Then Tech to T2 for PGrens or a Pak.

I'm pretty damn sure there's no law that prevents Steam taking all your toys away and telling you to suck it- even if you've not done anything wrong (although certainly if you have). I guarantee that if you reread the terms of service you agreed to when you signed up to Steam you more or less sign away control over any games you purchase or activate through the service to basically being under their control.



aaaanyway, yeah it's very unlikely they're gonna start doing total lock-outs for the odd drophack. VAC bans are probably on the table for repeat offenders though.

Proof? Or I call bullshit, about the part you said "even if you have done nothing wrong". There's no way Steam can make you agree to such terms and conditions. See below, it states that if you cheat, it can ban your account, but that's all.

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Well CoH has been ruined/tainted by map hacker, sync hackers and drop hackers. It has got a LOT worse lately because the game is sold so cheaply.

In the end, grow thicker skin, ignore the taunts.

What's even worse then getting accused is map hackers that try and hide the fact they are obviously map hacking by saying:
"Watch the replay noob"
"You're just a bad player"
"You're just a noob"

And eventually these people lie and cheat so much they start believing their own lies, quite pathetic really.

In the end its just pixels on a screen, suck it up bro.