Profile of Crecer13

Has anyone played the open beta? What are your impressions of the game? At first I was interested in the game, but the simplified gameplay for the sake of the controller pushed me away.

Already had a bad taste in my mouth with EA's P2W, microtransaction bonanza that Battlefront was.

Then we see a woman parading around with a prosthetic arm and shamed as woman haters when we were critical about it.

Honestly I'm sick and tired of people putting politics in games.

"We are putting a woman in a WW2 because we're great people!"

No, you put a woman in a WW2 game so you can feel better about yourselves.

Call Of Duty put women in their games better, Medal Of Honor did a better job. Why? Because a Russian sniper and a woman member of the French underground made historical sense.

Honestly, Battlefield 3/4 were the last really good Battlefield games, imo.

I would call BF 4 the beginning of the end. DICE did not have enough resources to develop BF4 and BF4 came out extremely raw at the start of the game, and the game was eventually made good and playable, but the tendency to release a raw product was just starting.
BF1 is a very bad product, I understood this from the very first trailer and the first video of the gameplay. And falling like an airliner online is a direct confirmation. The atmosphere of BF1 - I do not believe, this is not the First World War, this is a game about special forces where everyone fights with automatic weapons in the pseudo scenery of the First World War. And just shocked what people say - oh boy, what a good BF1 was. Even against the background of an extremely terrible product like BF5, BF1 is still a bad game.
And to be honest, I do not believe that DICE can make a high-quality BF, competent people who knew how to do it left the studio long ago.

I think the M3A1 Scout Car should turn into an M3A1 Command Car after the T4 build, and get an aura or a coordinated 120mm mortars strike or something like that.

CoH1 didn't really fared any better...
Its original campaign was basically Call of Duty 2, but from birds view.

RTS campaigns aren't really deep you know and WW2 campaigns are all about tropes.

If anything, CoH1 campaign was way too heroic and CoH2 one actually have shown some desperation on soviet side, which was actually a thing.

I already once wrote that just taking Relic's real history, the game would be significantly exciting. And a great example: Mission 4 Mtsensk. When a handful of conscripts defend against the Germans in vain, then they are absent, they defend themselves together with the Guard and counter attacks together with the T-34.

Take the real story: When the Orejel - Mtsens highway was protected by more than 6,000 airborne troops who were transported with guns, mortars, eight T-37, DShK, and trucks by air. Some of the paratroopers landed under AA and Artillery fire. The paratroopers held their positions until the evening when tanks of the 4th tank brigade came to their aid, after which they jointly counterattack.

And we see that in the game the mission as a whole repeats real events, but it makes it extremely boring and not reliable. Either the money was not praised or simply laziness or bias. But make the animation of the plane, how the plane lands on the airfield, the paratroopers who leave the planes, the tanks that unhook from the planes. It's just epic and exciting.
The Mtsensk mission could be continued with the "Birth of Ace" mission, in which the best Soviet and Anti-Hitler coalition tank Ace was born further in the Mtsensk battles, its history is extremely exciting.

Another problem is that Relic was trying to embrace the immensity. They will focus on just one of the stages: the beginning of the war with the battle of Moscow or the Battle of Stalingrad with the Italian and Romanian troops, etc. In the single player campaign, the plot turned out to be very ragged and jumps from event to event.
And the following DLC ​​could be dedicated to other events of the Eastern Front, and even with the possibility of a new Soviet faction, because there are enough unimportant units for the new faction.

The Eastern Front is a whole treasure trove of stories and events from which you could make a great game and an addition to it on which you could make money, but Relic did it so awkwardly, so badly as if this was their first project and they did not care about this game.

Honest man, this is an awful thread that reads even worse than any tabloid news. I think you should give up spreading these rumors based on vague internet posts.

It's not cool to posts baseless rumours and speculations like that.

If we look at the recent successes of Relic - CoH2 single-player campaign after which a significant part of the audience left, the absolutely failed DoW3, all this information does not seem to be speculation and rumors, this is just an part explanation of the reasons for the studio's failures.