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Jump back to quoted post12 Aug 2015, 02:10 AMAppleseed

I could love to trade kubel with MG34, I had way too many kubel drifting during first engagement, its side armor is too paper so everytime it happens it is a dead kubel. right now the only thing i could counter blob is my stuka, and pray that enemy will fall back to my stuka barrage, because i always barrage behind them.

Jump back to quoted post12 Aug 2015, 13:56 PMtroyquigley

i am NOT saying they cannot play the game. they can play 1v1, single player, etc. just don't subject the rest of us to a 10+ minute wait for the pathetic computer to load.


"Thats a new type of Racism i guess."
btw - racicsm ? - really ? maybe you need to learn what the word actually means.


"Are you serious??? GTFO man, you are embarrassing your self."
how in the world am i embarrassing myself ? what ? i have more money than i do TIME ?
i have a job, family, i have a ton of demands on my time, so waiting 10 minutes for a slow computer is a waste of my time (which i find very valuable). i guess for those people who still live at home and have all the time in the world, this is not an issue. must be nice

Jump back to quoted post11 Aug 2015, 00:52 AMSwift

I had a look at the replay just now, and whilst the strategy may be cheesy, you made some mistakes.

- Whilst you played into the strength of the Wehrmacht as a coherent force when supported by each other, not leaving units to fight alone, I think you were too defensive in this approach, you kept units together to the point where not much progress was made, and you won the fights, just not the map.

- Your main point of attack was the eastern edge which on Angoville is a bad place for Wehrmacht. it let him hide from you and position his Halftrack behind the big house. As Wehrmacht the west side is more desirable as it has wide open fields which MG42s dominate.

- The Grenadiers were often blobbed up which improves the efficency of the incremental suppression to suppress you faster when you are closer together.

- The failure to pick Mobile Defense when you could get a Puma really sealed the deal. Although you couldn't know at the time, he was busy teching and had no AV so a Puma would have been the perfect tool against his Halftracks. Remember getting two Quad mounts limits the number of AT grenades he can throw so don't be afraid to approach.

- There was much tunnel vision in how you didn't flank his static position except right at the very end.

- The Ostwind was a fantastic choice, really hard countered everything he had, but you microed it very poorely and it died needlessly, which could have been avoided had you selected a doctrine with Panzer Tactician or noticed it taking damage earlier.

- When you didn't choose a doctrine and were closing in on 17CP I was dead certain you were playing for the Tiger Ace, but when the manpower became available you bought two Grenadier squads. Vs a vet three Halftrack and a solid infantry force this was the worst choice you could have made, the Grenadiers are too slow to harass the map that late and get countered by the Halftrack.

That's just my advice. I'm awful with Ostheer myself and in game the theory is much harder to put into practise but I hope I helped in spotting where you lost out.

Good luck in your next game!