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Thread: Company of Heroes 3 with WhiteFlash11 Jun 2018, 14:42 PM Nice job man. I love you. +1 In: News
Thread: 2v2 Replay highlight guaranteed7 Jun 2018, 15:44 PM ggwp to all So hard to find decent games around midnight EST... was glad to finally face a good team And CieZ I can one up you... I was so tired after this game I went to bed Kappa In: Replays
Thread: How can you stand usf.5 Jun 2018, 11:17 AM Jump back to quoted post5 Jun 2018, 08:03 AMEsxile USF 1vs1 and 2vs2 are different stories. Indeed. But OP was referring to 2v2 in his post, so all my posts have been 2v2 tailored. In: Lobby
Thread: Explanation of username4 Jun 2018, 21:27 PM When I was a kid playing N64, I really liked all the cheat codes that were programmed into games. This was of course back in the late 90s and early 2000s where most games had cheat codes. When I was 13, my cousin came over during Christmas break and brought the game Project Gotham Racing 2 for the Xbox. I really liked racing games, but I thought it was lame to play PGR2 on my Xbox since of course all the cars and tracks were locked. I hoped on Google and within a few seconds found out that the cheat code to unlock all cars/tracks was "Nosliw" - Wilson backwards. My sister and my cousin made fun of me for always feeling the need to use cheat codes on console games, and called me "Nosliw" to make fun of me. A few days later, I got CoH1 for Christmas and needed an account name, so I decided that since they called Nosliw, I would own the name and just use it online. I barely used Nosliw on CoH1, and actually used several other account names instead, creating a new one every time I had played enough games that I got better. Instead of Nosliw I used: "WHOPPERWITHCHEESE" (inspired from Dane Cook's Burger King drive through joke), and after that I used GoodHeavens (based off the an old meme where someone says "Good heavens, look at the time!" and points to a clock where every hour just says pwnage)... At this point I was good enough to be recruited into Reborn clan, and thought that GoodHeavensReborn was lame, so I decided to add Reborn to the end of my original name Nosliw ... which has stuck ever since. In: Scrap Yard
Thread: How can you stand usf.4 Jun 2018, 13:54 PM Jump back to quoted post4 Jun 2018, 08:50 AMOnimusha I would like to build sandbags without commander, it's really crucial in this game. I'm tired to insta pick infantry company or pershing only for sandbags in the early. Is it not fair and more balanced? I agree ... there are certain things which should be standard to all factions, in my opinion. Sandbags, wire, tank traps for one... among other things (mortar, mg, proper AT gun, etc.) In: Lobby
Thread: How can you stand usf.4 Jun 2018, 13:52 PM Jump back to quoted post4 Jun 2018, 13:21 PMGiaA USF early game is actually their weakness. Wehr outnumbers you after their 4th T1 Unit unless you go 4 rifles which has its own problems. The only way to win the early game vs Wehr is to catch him off guard immediately after you built your 3 rifle or even earlier. OKW simply has significantly more net fighting power than you at any given point in the first 5 minutes. If the OKW wants to take a certain position early on (eg your freakin cut off) they can do so without taking any risks. I think on some maps OKW vs USF is the most unbalanced matchup in the game. (USF from Charkov north and from Kholodny east) Ofc USFs superior late game compensates so the overall matchup isn't really that uneven. While that certainly may be the case for some playstyles, it has not been my experience when my mate and I play. I always go 4 rifle then captain, and him 3 rifle LT, and we always win the early game. We start by double teaming 1 side of the map with riflemen, which is a guaranteed win over either the WM or OKW player (assuming they don't double team the same side, which is a rare thing for CoH2 players to do), and then double teaming the other side. With 9 infantry units total and a quick mortar and MG follow up from the LT player, and a fast Stuart by myself, the early and ealry-mid game are usually a strong point for us. So I think it depends on your playstyle, since in my experience, early game is not a weakness (unless you both opt for LT builds). In: Lobby
Thread: Looking for 2v2 replays, where Allies win..2 Jun 2018, 23:16 PM Jump back to quoted post2 Jun 2018, 22:52 PMnhiscool Not sure how you guys even did that; it's like the axis player trolled and was trying to not use any inf at all lol or you just wiped his volks early on and he was tilted or something. Was there a reasoning behind constantly barraging with base artillery behind the mid VP? So they can't set up there or just to launch them cause you can lol It's strange for me to see Allies winning both high fuels. What did you guys think about the Ultra team tournament before this recent patch? I think, for several reasons, we had a strong early game that put us in an easy to win position. Reason 1: The map. Moscow Outskirts is much easier to play generally from the east or south side of the map (the side where we spawned). Il capitano show's one of the many reasons why: he sends his first squad straight to the opponent's cut off. The opponent HAS to send his early units there to defend, or else he won't be able to connect his fuel. The downside is, if the Wehrmacht sends, for example, his pioneer and MG to secure the house and strategic point, and Il capitano notices this, he can just avoid the strat point altogether and go to the fuel. This is precisely what he does. Capitano's squad baits the WM players units to defend the strat point, and capitano goes ahead and takes the undefended fuel point. It's very hard to take and defend both the strategic point and the fuel on the North side of the map. Reason 2: Indecisiveness from the OKW player. I took our strategic point and camped it to prevent the OKW from reaching the house and subsequently cutting us off. Once my MG came up to the strategic point, I knew it could defend it alone against whatever squad was capturing the munitions point (I could see it flicker red on my minimap), and then sent my two infantry sections to take the fuel. The OKW split his units badly and was forced off from BOTH locations, and thus almost immediately lost the right side of the map. He then gave up and tried to help the WM player who also lost his side of the map, at which point my teammate and I could leave a few units to guard the fuels and move the rest to fight the German forces. Once we had double wasps out, the axis played really passively, and with only one Raketenwerfer, it was hard for them to gain much ground. Reason 3: The OKW gave up entirely on the right side of the map, giving us a huge VP lead. From here on out we were just better positioned I guess: we had MGs covering the middle VP and were constantly barraging their side to prevent them from taking the VP. Capitano also mortared constantly the axis position. With no pressure on my side of the map, I felt free to just send my units around the middle to flank the axis repeatedly. If you have any more thoughts/questions/concerns about anything I mentioned or didn't mention, feel free to ask. In: Replay Reviews
Thread: example allied replay1 Jun 2018, 23:57 PM You have nothing better to do than to create new CoH2.org accounts to troll others? In: Replays
Thread: example allied replay1 Jun 2018, 23:55 PM Axis team is rank 69, level 17, with 145 wins and 31 losses ... not sure that qualifies as "low ELO". In: Replays
Thread: example allied replay1 Jun 2018, 20:34 PM A guy is asking for replays of allies winning games this patch. In: Replays