Profile of Jinseual

Competitive game:
Long life for the game = regular sales in all game's life period.
Well received sequels = future sales, collector editions, etc.
Big and positive community = Good reception for another games by that developer.

Casual game:
Short life game = High sales first months, no $ after first year.
Bad received sequels = No one wants to be ripped off twice. No future sales.
Small and negative community = Bad advertisement online, can affect another games by that developer.

Choose your poison.
But currently we are in the second one.

everything there is just made up assumptions based on no real facts or evidence.

wow, before you crying and making complaints and now you're optimistic. did relic hit you on the head or did noun put something in your drink

http://bytwerk.com/gpa/falsenaziquotations.htm

"2. Hitler and the “Big Lie”

The false Goebbels quotation above is actually a take-off on Hitler's familiar statement in Mein Kampf, which is often misunderstood. Hitler stated:

“In this they [the Jews] proceeded on the sound principle that the magnitude of a lie always contains a certain factor of credibility, since the great masses of the people in the very bottom of their hearts tend to be corrupted rather than consciously and purposely evil, and that, therefore, in view of the primitive simplicity of their minds, they more easily fall victim to a big lie than to a little one, since they themselves lie in little things, but would be ashamed of lies that were too big. Such a falsehood will never enter their heads, and they will not be able to believe in the possibility of such monstrous effrontery and infamous misrepresentation in others.…” (p. 231 of the Manheim translation)

Hitler is accusing the Jews the Vienna press of this strategy. It is often taken as evidence that Hitler advocated the “Big Lie.” He is, in fact, accusing his enemies of lying.

well that was very informative, thanks.

Now, Hitler was entirely willing to lie — but in public he insisted that he and his propaganda were truthful.

well isn't that what all propaganda guys do?

Does anyone agree with me that there should be more units for CoH2 that doesn't require you to buy doctrines for?

Here are my suggestions:

German:

Motorcycle: Just like in vCoH the motorcycle would have a side seat machine gun this unit should also have low dps due to it's high mobility. What makes this unit unique is that it can cap points, but when it's capping points the unit will unable to fire it's weapon.

Cost: 100 mp 20 fuel, from T1 building.

Panzer Pioneers: More expensive pioneers that have better dps, and can lay down demo charges, however they cannot be equipped with flamethrower, but can be equipped with mine sweepers, and have their own close range grenade to throw.

Cost: 360 mp, from T3.

Marder III: Mobile Tank Destroyer, can attack at long range of 70, can shoot as fast as a stug, but suffers from light armor and bad accuracy, vet1 gives long sight range ability.
( people may ask whats the point of the stug with this thing is around to that i say, buff the stug, i don't see why it has such low splash damage anyways )

Cost: 240 mp 50 fuel, from T2 building.


Soviet:

Jeep: Just like in vCoH the motorcycle will have a machinegun. However, the machine gun will be on the seat next to the driver instead on top. This gun also have low dps. What makes this unit unique is that it can cap points, but when it's capping points the unit will unable to fire it's weapon.

Cost: 100 mp 20 fuel, from T0 or T1.

Paratroopers: Units that can be called in from the air, like airborne units in vCoH. They are equipped with ppshs and anti tank rifles, they also have a grenade ability but it's weak they can also deploy demo bombs.

Cost: 360 mp, from ... they sounds more like a doctrinal unit doesn't it?

ZiS Trucks Fuel: Trucks that work like Opelz, instead it will provide +3 fuel per minute.

Cost: 200 mp

ZiS Trucks Munitions: Trucks that work like Opelz, instead it will provide +5 Munitions per minute.

Cost: 200 mp

Zis Trucks Manpower: Trucks that work like Opelz, instead it will provide +25 manpower per minute.

Cost: 150 mp + 25 fuel + 50 munitions.

Only one truck per strategic point.



I initially wanted these units to be made from their own building such as, Marder III and Panzer Pioneers from one building but will that be too much? or should it be like an tech upgrade for the t2 building. 100 mp and 30 fuel to unlock these items kind of thing like Panzer Elite Faction in vCoH?

I also initially wanted the supply trucks to come out of a Supply Yard like building for Soviets, and possibly make it a requirement for the Soviets to go Supply Yard before they could get to their Tank buildings. In order to compensate for this other Soviet buildings should go cheaper and German Teching should cost more, this in turn would increase the mid game for the two factions which many players were asking about since this games release. I think my suggestions would be a worthwhile investment for Relic.

i found the grenadier 250 halftrack quite useful. however, i don't get much chance to use it because the god damn soviet industry.

the halftrack is a good vehicle since you don't have to spend munitions of lmg42 and can chase down squads to wipe them, but with the chance of soviet industry fucking things up you have to save all resources for AT.