Profile of SturmtigerCobra

GOOD, GOOD..It is pointless to resist..The last jedi (stephenJF) will never prevail to rule the top ladder. Everything is going as planned, soon the top ladder will see the true power of the dark side with 100% abuse and cynicism.

Tiger tank? No problem

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfigpjOTZvs
Saving Private Ryan Air support Scene (P-51)

"Without the B-17, we might have lost the war."
General Carl Spaatz, Commander, US Strategic Air Forces in Europe, 1944

Not suggesting USF should have B-17 but COH2 obviously are not taking full advantage of the fact that USF could not have won WW2 without good bombers.

Just give the Major P-47 call-in using fuel instead of munitions, problem solved. Fix USF late game and force Axis to get some AA to cover their tanks. Since USF late game are very micro intensive its only fair they get the best bombers and also historically accurate.
Relic need more focus on AA and air combat of WW2.

Jagdtigers are overrated and primary useful against ISU152 in team games. A single soviet player that skip higher tech with maybe a couple of fuel caches can get 4 x T34/85 before OKW even get a jagdtiger at 13 CP. If that happens its pretty much gg and even if OKW get out the jagdtiger it can get shell shocked pretty easily by flanking tanks.
A KT with vet1 blitz are a much safer late game build imo and can deal with all soviet call-in tanks + infantry before 13 CP and not as vulnerable to flanking tanks.

Not saying Jagdtigers is a bad unit but its definately not a safe build that will work against all doctrines. Yes high level top100 players can usually get away saving for a jagdtiger in team games but many players wont even surrive until 13 CP if playing against aggressive allied players.

Yes the P47 is a good counter to axis heavy armor but since all USF tanks except E8 tanks are made out of tin foil? thats only fair. USF are the most micro intensive faction late game and the P47 help even the playing field. Maybe Axis need a few buff to AA but that about it. If the P47 get nerfed there are not any good reason to play USF in teams and then axis teams has to deal with 100% soviet team abuse all day long. hf with that.

USF dont need heavy tanks they just need more air support from bombers

Just give the Major the P-47 call in ability (good synergy with fake smoke which atm are useless) or some other light-medium bombers that can soft-counter axis heavy tanks. More USF focus on bombers also equal Axis AA ground units beeing used together with heavy tanks and then maybe later with future expansions air to air combat.

Currently axis late game are built around using fuel for heavy armor but what if USF could buy bombers with fuel instead of munitions? Would change the axis late game need of heavy tanks towards more combined arms with both AA, armor and infantry used together. No more heavy tanks driving around the map without AA support.

Seriously P-47 should not be doctrine based but integrated with the Major call in abilities and then keep the heavy bombers doctrine based that can wiped out tanks in a creeping barrage similar to the stuka ability but with more armor penetration and less effective vs infantry.

In general Kubel performance is fine, it's a high risk/high reward unit which OKW need to have a balanced early game against the other factions. Post-patch soviet mg/sniper openings was low risk/high reward but now its more balanced as the risk is higher and less rewarding.
Yes alot of USF players myself included are losing games because USF no longer are OP early game vs good kubel micro.

The problem is US dont have a strong late game so without early game advantage its pretty much gg.

Before Relic start nerfing the Kubel, I think USF should have a few more early game counters such as smoke grenades (cheaper upgrades).

Seperate the "Grenade Package" upgrade into two:
Instead of 25 fuel / 150 manpower:
1. M23 smoke grenades > 10 fuel / 75 manpower
2. MK2 frag grenades > 15 fuel / 75 manpower

Same upgrade cost in total but make smoke accessible early without delaying tech to much.