Profile of Rosbone

Thx for the tips man, i had a solid position until they teamed up to take my side of the map, have i upload the replay wrong?

This is the hardest part of 3v3(and 4v4). If you play the game like 3 seperate 1v1 games you will get run over when the other team combines. Then they have the upper hand because you were decimated and now its a 3v2.

You have to watch the minimap and track where the other armies are. If you only see 1 enemy then anticipate a blob assault on another area of the map soon.

Try to retreat your army and let them have the territory if you are getting rekt and your team mates are not helping.

Anticipate and help your team mates.

If you lock down territory and are safe, place mines and defensive structures everywhere. Then gradually move your army to your team mates area if you feel good about your defensive stance in your area.

OKW is my worst faction so I have no good advice on where your trucks should be I still bring my medic truck close to the front but I do not upgrade it to FRP until very late game. This way I can still soft retreat to it. Or do a full retreat, select the reinforcements at my base but send the guys to the truck so they will reinforce at the truck and be ready to go back at the front.

As for the 1v1 comment, you have to be a better player and know more about the game to be good at 1v1. The maps are larger and the commanders are more effective. Team games you can play most of the game without a commander and do ok. In a 1v1 the gimmicks are much more useful. In a 1v1 someone can oorah right past your MGs and its gg. In a 3v3 your team mates may have guys coming up behind you to save you etc. In a 1v1 you have to anticipate your enemies every move. Check his commanders, bulletins, which map are you playing, etc. In a 3v3 you can just blob guys and man fight to your hearts content In a 1v1 you make one mistake and its gg. You can almost lose your whole army in 4v4s and still win.

Also anybodies know how to run the game at 75Hz refresh rate, I have to set it back to 60 because at 75 the game refuses to run.

COH2 uses whatever windows has listed for resolutions and refresh rates. Windows will talk to your monitor and decide what it is capable of.

Due to limitations of your card, cable, and monitor you may not be able to get 75 Hz. So if you run the game in a different resolution than Windows you may not get the same refresh rate.
For example: Windows you run 1920x1080 @ 75 Hz but you switch to 3840x20160 and your refresh may drop to 30 Hz because that is all you are capable of.

However COH2 can try to force a refresh with the -refresh 75 command in your steam startup. It may or may not work. I used it to force a TV to run 60 Hz instead of 24 Hz.

Hope that helps or at least made sense

I will definitely look into this. I have an AMD Radeon Pro 560.

I have not found any easy way to change resolutions on an AMD.
Some people reference a utility made by a 3rd party.
Some people give registry hacks to make it work.
None of these sound good because if it does not work you may not be able to get back to a working resolution.

Hopefully you have more experience with AMD than I do. I cant imagine AMD does not have this feature if nVidia does.

Someone hooked you up right out the gate. You are 1LuckyFkr for sure

This is another thing from this website:

Well after furiously trying to find the solution it appears that the Teamviewer Monitor Driver was causing the issue. This is the 'driver' you install when viewing your desktop from another PC and want to 'black out' the PC in question.
Problem solved!