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Jump back to quoted post18 Jan 2014, 11:43 AMBartonPL

what's ST? lol

Jump back to quoted post19 Jan 2014, 09:57 AMakosi

seems you havenot played coh2 too much, dont bring your coh1 skill to coh2, becasue only capping-cover system is the same, rest of totally different (just watch Inverse's posts..)

btw that is why lots of pro coh1 players s*cks in coh2...

Jump back to quoted post17 Jan 2014, 08:44 AMwongtp

I think i found my problem with this, its not the unit thats the problem. its when combined with troop training, an early vet3 pgrens is extremely powerful. without vet though, they are manageable.

although it means later pz4, but with them being upgradable with schrecks at any time means using armour to counter them may not be the best.

I still think they have too much dps, but at least they are soft.

Jump back to quoted post13 Jan 2014, 10:22 AMCruzz

You do realize that you can destroy ghost wire with small arms now? It only takes a couple of shots to destroy it, so you can easily clear any ghost wire while your units are running up to it.

Ie. it really is not an issue if you try "abuse" it now seeing how it doesn't work.

Jump back to quoted post13 Jan 2014, 08:22 AMlink0

Soviet industry is still even more OP than the Tiger Ace doctrine.

Jump back to quoted post13 Jan 2014, 06:51 AMMr. Someguy

I'm okay with wire being restricted to Pioneers, it makes sense that they'd be the ones handling it the wire. I do think it is odd though that Grenadiers (and conscripts, and pretty much any regular infantry) can't fill a sack with dirt and stack it, though.

I wouldn't be opposed to a 'preset' sandbag wall, like what the conscripts can build. People are probably going to hop in and say "but Ost can build bunkers". Yes, but bunkers cost manpower, piles of dirt are free.