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Maps can be big like Vaux fencelands or small like elst.

The key element on 2v2 map design seems to be the creation of distinct combat enviroments to allow for manouverability and strategies.

Vaux problems are not so much related to its size but how the space is used. Using support weapons on that map is terrible due to the amount of undamageded fences, and the lack of cover and sight/shotblockers on the fields turns them into meat grinder.

Elst, being a much smaller map, manages to create distinct combat enviroments that allow for many aproches and options by using the right amount of cover and sight/shot blockers. Every kind of unit can be used on Elst

Against okw, you should try the following build if you want to play cons:

Conscript>Combat Engineer>Conscript>Conscript

Ever since the combat engineer buff, you can count them in the early game as a 4 man conscript squad in terms of combat prowless(even better, they have a normal recieve accuracy instead of the negative conscript have)

The mindset of this builds its all about allocating resources.

OKW has an important gap between their 1st and 2nd volksgrenadier, while you can crank this soviet build order almost non stop. This is important because we can seek out engagements and quite posibly win them by resource allocation.

The first conscript should go on the same side your first engineer unit goes. You want them to find a key point to build barricades while their fellow engis cap the surrounding points, always ready to come in the help of the conscripts.

The second combat engineer goes for the other side of the map, with caution. They are proving the area for axis units and should not engage offesively until the second conscript squad its close enough to help (this will make the enemy commit their units into an engagement you can tip in your favor)

The third and final conscript squad should come in the aid of the side in need. At this point an engeener must go back to the base and build T2. When pressured, okw players commit all their units to the same side and by this point he already has the 3 standard volks and teching up grenades, which counters the key element that tips conscripts over volks, the cover.

That's all, you can go from there. Just remember. Conscript play is all about trading with the enemy. If you can't win an engagement just retreat instead of wasting manpower

Remember the numbers:
Conscript: 20mp
Combat Engineers: 21mp

Volks: 25mp
Sturms: 30 mp

Better manpower conservation, the more it can be spent on support weapons or elite units

Add some more madics to the base, 1 or 2. That should be enough. A healing aura will be too much.

Also, make the nurses phase through models, because instances of false positive healings (the icon is displayed but the nurses can't heal the unit because they can't quite enough reach them) can happen quite often when units clump in the base

Su76 needs to hard counter lights and and to scare off mediums.

Currently it works as a mobile Zis, a zis that does less damage, has less pen and less surviability (400hp against 480hp only taking into the account the crew health and not the gun itself)

While it would be cool for the unit the act like a scott, the soviet roster already has the T70 for anti-infantry duties, while lacking terribly in any kind of stop gap for light vehicles, and we have to remember, the zis slow rate of fire makes it inneficient at killing lights.

There is a reason why people go straight for a T70 instead of something else. Its because the unit gives the faction the wiping tools it desperately needs, as the overall design of the soviet damage is to spread damage across models or burst damage, also spread across models

Increase pen, increase hp to 580, and increase damage

Maxim is fine. If you have troubles as okw get a kubel to get sight. The thing still needs to engage from as much distance as posible to guarantee effective supression. Which is fine by me. Its not a unit that can do its work on its own.

Its no longer a useless mg, and its ability, if used with vision and anticipation its a good tool.