Profile of HelpingHans

Hi, guys. My pal and I often play in 2-2. On small maps like Harkov or Minsk pocket we can go together forward from the start, but on larger maps like Rjev, Moskow Outskirts or Oka it looks like we have a few ways: go together on choke points, each take has own side and try to hold both fuel points or together from one side then go to center. So what you can advise for big maps and actions from the start?

In any 2v2 be that on a large map or small you both must decide from the start where you want to go. Where either both of you work together to control one side of the map or split off and try for both sides and both fuels. Normally it is a good idea to try for both sides and see what your opponents do. If you see both players double teaming you on your side, then let your teammate know so he can help out while you fall back to his side of the map. Never try and solo it against overwhelming numbers if you have no hope of holding your ground and risk losing units. It is always better to retreat, regroup and launch another offensive once you are ready. Also if they are doubling teaming on one side then the other side of the map is largely uncontested so you or your ally can easily grab that territory. Now on the other hand if both opponents chose to go for their own sides, so that you and your ally are now in a 1v1 situation, it is wise to test them out and see if you can beat them on your own. If you can, push that player off the map and then go to your teammates assistance. However if not, it's no good bashing your head against a wall and in that case abandon your side and go help your teammate out.

I like how some people loose X games in a row against the same person, than pull a single win against that person and instantly pride post it without mentioning the previous games whatsoever. Sportsmanship at its best.

This is not a pride post. I only ever post games that are worth watching where both sides played well.

Step aside boys, as Hans enters the room
you bitches be failing, I'm the voice of your doom
spitting lyrics as fast as my mirco skills
leaving you in a daze while always topping your kills
Lynskey my man, you can make tunes, I'll give you that
but honestly son you coh skills are flat
Here comes the editor in chief, look it's mister Twister!
I bet he won't be happy after he finds out I've been banging his sister
Let's not forget our dear Ami, the famous voice of the community
I bet he would get in bed with Quinn if given the opportunity
Now on to Sarantini, you say your new on the block?
Better stay out of my way then son, you know I'm as hard as a rock.
DanieldD's enters the fray, talking about getting chicks with ease
that's hilarious, you getting girls? Seriously bitch please.
Yogeurts started this whole battle, but can he deliver?
I highly doubt that as I send him off floating him down Semoskiy river.
Now I want you to remember this kids and listen real good,
when you step onto my stream your in my hood,
Coh2 is my game and streaming is my thing
at the top of the leader-boards, where I still reign as king.

But they have Experts in their name...

Peter showing how Trolling should be done right. MVGame

What I meant to suggest was that it might be a good idea to keep all Ostheer guides be that 1v1 or 2v2 under the Ostheer guide section while also retaining the Team guide section as well. Currently the sections are labelled Ostheer guides and Soviet Guides which could be misleading as new users may think they contain all the guides for these factions when in fact it's just 1v1 guides.