Profile of Jinseual

I lost.

The rules of this forum is pretty standard. Refrain from insulting others or getting off topic ( Company of Heroes being a World War 2 game people tend to start arguing about history and which of their propaganda sounds better)

The forums folders or organized separately like gameplay, balance, bugs so always make sure you open a post in the right one before posting.

The Katyusha had a reputation of being feared, but they weren't the only rocket launcher of the war.

Why limit the ability to the Katyusha when the Germans have the Stuka and the panzerwerfer when they were just as effective?

Just because it's feared doesn't mean everything else wasn't scary in comparison.

They fixed things that should have been fixed years ago but better late than never I suppose. However, they made more unwanted changes like reducing mg34 damage by 50 percent for increased suppression? Those two combined means the gun would only be shooting rubber bullets that's bad.

The Stug got a massive buff with only a small price increase. I feel like the stug is going to be OP but at least the su76 is looking good.

This is kind of interesting, it reminds me of the amount of missing or presumed dead soldiers Germany had during World War 2. The missing to dead ratio for Germany was really high during the war, especially after 1944-1945. The Germans classified a lot of soldiers as missing even though many of them were captured and only released years after the war.

When Overmans (the latest researcher that estimated German war deaths ) did his calculations on German war casualties. He estimated 5.3 million deaths but a large percent are "presumed dead" not actually dead. Out of the 5.3 million, about 2 million of them are classified as missing and presumed dead. If you look at the dead/missing for any other army, you would see that the percentage is way out of proportion. It gets me thinking about how many Germans actually died in the war is since Overmans estimaton is flawed. There were probably hundreds of thousands German soldiers pronounced as missing and presumed dead even though many are alive and It's not like they would be pronounced "Not Dead." after it's discovered they're alive.

I just thought I'd share this since I researched a bit about World War 2 casualties a while ago.