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Jump back to quoted post16 Aug 2015, 04:32 AMsquippy

Regional localisation is not the same as 'native' language. A Spanish localisation will have German figures speak in whatever is the appropriate-sounding accent for a Spanish-speaking German, I assume. So no, it's not "there".

I also hear the German localisation is terrible, FWIW.

Jump back to quoted post5 Sep 2015, 07:53 AMsalandtwig

Hello all,

I do not post in the forums very often and I am not going to raise a balance point per se.

However I just thought I would like to thank RELIC for their real engagement with the community for the last 6 months.

They will never please everyone - and balance will always be difficult in a game like this where poor players tend to blame balance rather than their own abilities!!

My real point is that RELIC seem to be listening and more importantly engaging - twitch, new factions, new units, updates and talking to us.

I can only assume someone in finance spotted a direct correlation between income and community activities.

Keep up the good work!!

PS. I am not a RELIC fanboy - I am a COH2 fanboy and my favourite game (am 44 now) seems to really have life in it.

good job.

Jump back to quoted post1 Sep 2015, 14:17 PMKatitof

You can SEE AVRE aiming at you because it have low range.

You will NEVER see properly used sturmtiger and will know it was there by evaporated unit and squad/tank lost announcement.

Yes, AVRE can potentially shoot more often, but unless you have a micro and reflexes of your grandma, you will NOT be hit by the AVRE once you'll realize its limits.

Sturmtiger and AVRE have same 640 damage, sturmtiger have 1000 pen, AVRE have 150 pen, both have similar aim time, but AVRE can't ignore shot blockers and can't fire from FOW, giving you time to react before each shot.

It doesn't matter that Sturm shoots slower and reloads longer if 100% of its shots are effective, which can't be said about AVRE vs non sloth type player.

Jump back to quoted post1 Sep 2015, 09:16 AMAmiPolizeiFunk

I'm blown away by the beauty of this new batch of maps. Cherry trees and sloping vinyards at Arnhem, massive industrial pipe structures and rusty run-offs at Gelsenkirchen, the huge shipbuilding yard at Hamburg... I see that so much work was put into making new buildings and interesting architectural elements for these maps. They also feel like WW2 and Germany under the grip of the National Socialists.

I was just in Munster and I was reading about the history of that area as a place where chemical weapons were developed and it's some gnarly stuff. Somehow the map at Gelsenkirchen evokes this kind of frightening factory where some nasty shit is being developed. Just a fantastic map. KUDOS to the designers.

Relic, who do we have to thank for these? I wish there were credits somewhere that said who worked on which maps.

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