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Jump back to quoted post12 Jan 2015, 02:30 AMREforever

From a quick Google search, I can easily find out that you are indeed incorrect, and you've been fed false information.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_of_Heroes:_Opposing_Fronts

The designer for the first game was Josh Mosqueira while for CoH2, there were actually 3 designers; Josh Mosqueira, Brian Wood(He was killed by Americans years and years ago, after working on CoH Online and doing work on CoH2) and finally Quinn Duffy.

The team for both of those games have been largely the same; it was after Opposing Fronts that the Relic team began to branch and ultimately split off...not before. Opposing Fronts was literally the exact same game as CoH1, which would mean most of the team that made CoH1 made the expansion as well.

If this still doesn't convince you, then I might have no choice but to install CoH1 and OF again, and take a screenshot of the credits screen; you won't be able to dismiss hard evidence like that.

Jump back to quoted post11 Jan 2015, 22:50 PMCruzz

One single squad in CoH1 had a negative blobbing modifier, Wehrmacht Pioneers.

All PE units GAINED stats for blobbing together (shared veterancy and with upgrades got stat bonuses as well for every unit nearby)

ALL Brit units GAINED stats for blobbing together near officers (shared veterancy + actual stat bonuses)

Jump back to quoted post10 Jan 2015, 16:17 PMAffe

Relic is only give us new Options by spamming more and more pointless commanders. But relic will never Change anything. Relic is like a lazy rock who never moves. The game should have much more Non-Docrinal Units and Upgrades but relic is not interested to make this game more fun.

Ist so idiotic that all the good Units, Upgrades and Options are locked in 10000000 commanders.And 90% of the commanders are so idiotically designed that nobody ever uses them.

Jump back to quoted post10 Jan 2015, 16:04 PMInverse

Everybody here is suggesting balance changes. Balance changes aren't going to do shit. Sure, they'll mix up the meta for a while, but eventually you're always going to end up with the two or three most optimal unit compositions because the game's tech structure is so linear. The only way to construct a more diverse metagame is to give players more options, and to make those options fundamentally different. Just throwing more units at the problem and making changes to the units that already exists isn't going to change a thing. The game is still going to be linear, the line is just going to be a little bit longer is all.