Profile of miragefla

Depends on what you mean by hard-counter. The aim of mgs is to suppress which they all do quite quickly, not what you get angry at is the squad then crawling and throwing a grenade. However the mg had done it's job, it suppressed the infantry squad and was then loyally waiting for you to follow up with another squad of your own infantry to engage (which will keep the squad suppressed) and your mg can relocate.

Pinning is not the goal of mgs, it's suppression. Mgs don't hard-counter infantry by damage it's by suppression making those squads very vulnerable to your own infantry.

Big problem is that a lot of infantry get increased grenade range with veterency(grens are really noticeable, but so are vet 3 USF rifles with bulletins) so in later stages of the game you don't need to get that far into an MGs arc before you can let fly and kill a good portion of the crew. Yes we should scout for them but it's not always possible, especially when you're trying to get back onto the field, last thing you want is to set-up your MG, realize you're out of range and be forced to pack it up and move it up which sees the MG being not that far behind the main line.

Suppression should at least drastically reduce grenade ranges for all inf.

Maybe an interesting game as I use a ton of different units to try and hold the Americans. Was expecting more E8s, though. Watch as the first sniper gets nuked by my mis-management.

Also, Scout car block.

Playing Americans, how would you fare if you allowed your opponent several P4's and sturmpanzers? Same thing

Thankfully USF T4 hardcounters Ost T3 since Jacksons three shot the mediums with ease while Shermans can screen for them.

Attacking is generally hard for Ost since most of their real AT comes in the form of the Pak and spreading out and trying for flanks is a good way to lose units given how frail their troops are to AOE. Generally I find you have to be patient and generally let them come to you or have some sort of scout before even attempting to initiate attack if you know they have Jacksons.

It's generally a slow push forward as Ost as you move that support line up, using tanks to protect them from danger while they force off things such as Jacksons and your grens/PGs force off American infantry when they attempt to attack. Generally, I want the paks to shoot first if they can so it forces USF tanks off so my tanks and inf can move up and push away the USF infantry when they attempt to go for the pak. It's essentially forcing the USF to bleed resources trying to punch into a stonewall while you stock up you build up.

Against P-47s, you can either pray that a tank MG gunner will shoot down all the planes or simply pull back, though it can be difficult to fight back if the Americans decide to make their push forward during that and hope you got a pak covering the other pak if its an armoured push or they miss and you manage to faust them all.

What about our own wounded, why can't we save them?! D:

If we ever brought back the medical tents, just allow the medics to have wounded models give a return on their reinforce cost so cons would get 20 per model, PGs would return their 42 per model if retrieved. No zombies needed.

Main question for the pak 40, can it double shot with the new TWP as in the reload being reset when the ability activates? If I'm looking at the numbers right, the pak 40 will still only ever get one TWP shot off unless vetted, maybe. To me it seems like the old TWP except now it's activated on press rather than selecting a target. Minimum fire-time after the first shot, unvetted is already over four seconds.

When I mean old, I mean before TWP began hitting the ground all the time.