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Thread: Are Guards Ok Now?12 Sep 2014, 06:53 AM Price does not justify absolute superiority, and the 70 manpower difference does not compute superior firepower properly. For 70 manpower more, OKW is getting much more than they should be getting. This also means Soviet doctrinal elite infantry cannot compete against Obersoldaten at all, who are stock. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Are kubelwagens OP12 Sep 2014, 06:09 AM Jump back to quoted post12 Sep 2014, 06:01 AMDietBrownie Kubels are just going to be one of those units that is going to remain stupid until some time. The same thing happened to the M3 Scout Car. Relic keeps adding T0-T1 vehicle units that are too powerful for the first few minutes. Hey guys! Let's introduce a vehicle into a faction where it requires the player's stupidity or the opponent's luck for it to be destroyed! (<-------- Mainly M3) The problem is that if Relic decides to remove the kubel then the early game OKW infantry are going to be obliterated by the allies infantry. Well, they can replace the kubel with the mg34 but knowing relic's previous history they won't do that. So it will probably be nerfed. Because Trollic. They saw that the M3 was SO balanced, that they decided to add in TWO more vehicles as the first units arriving on the field (dodge truck situation vastly improved, though). But seriously, shooting smoke at everything that twitches is pretty frustrating for the Axis enemy, and the LMG meta is supposed to be dying out. Smoke allows you to gain ground to perhaps enter a building, get into better cover, or to hide in when capping (late game shock troopers of mine are always forced to be this fodder since i will never build conscripts) I know its supposed to be a joke, but shocks in an m3 will always kill a kubelwagen, and USF doesnt have shocks/m3's, so... I guess players would rather rush in with their riflemen and expect to win. Thats how USF counters mg's.. Regardless, smoke counters the kubel. You get suppressed; you smoke it. It cant escape every time. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Are kubelwagens OP12 Sep 2014, 05:54 AM Jump back to quoted post12 Sep 2014, 05:52 AMAbdul which does not happen with kubel because it does not need to setup and will continue to suppress. Shoot more smoke. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Are kubelwagens OP12 Sep 2014, 05:51 AM Jump back to quoted post12 Sep 2014, 05:47 AMDietBrownie Smoke... really? It's not a normal MG unit. Just reverse away... ... "Normal MG units" can unpack and redeploy elswhere safely as well... disabling a unit's purpose is countering it... In: COH2 Balance
Thread: kubal has been buffed can we plz fix this truckpushing 12 Sep 2014, 05:43 AM Jump back to quoted post12 Sep 2014, 05:40 AMJohnnyB Agreed, why the fuck do I receive the truck after 5 seconds? Why do I need it so early?? I never use that truck pushing thing it's silly. I agree as well; OKW can last a while before needing a truck on the map. Its the best solution instead of screwing up the truck stats. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Are kubelwagens OP12 Sep 2014, 05:34 AM I dont see USF using smoke often enough... just the regular charge in riflemen with BARs in hand. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: An idea I thought of regarding the balance forum12 Sep 2014, 03:41 AM Showing a playercard matters, too. You need to be able to determine if the poster even plays the game. In: Lobby
Thread: Wehrmacht Encirclement Doctrine sprint12 Sep 2014, 03:10 AM Its cheap to activate sprint on one squad, but continued use of it will add up. Anyways, different units with the same ability wont be able to use the ability if they are both highlighted. Assigning unit types to numbers is a good way to fast micro units without needing to select them with your mouse. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: The buffed Assault Engineers11 Sep 2014, 22:08 PM Good suggestions. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Call-in design philosophy - backwards? 11 Sep 2014, 05:46 AM Jump back to quoted post11 Sep 2014, 05:42 AMZombieRommel The idea is that the stock tanks were more common in WW2, so you're supposed to see them more often, whereas the big boys (elefant, etc.) were rarer, so they are tied to a doctrine. However, I do think tying the call-ins to fuel hurts the other tech options... In vCoH you'd see plenty of Sherman play leading up to a Pershing whereas in CoH2 the choice is more binary... do you want vanilla Sherman OR Easy 8? Because you won't have enough fuel for both. It makes the gameplay less interesting. A part of me feels the callins should be MP-only like in the past. This would allow normal teching and vehicles to be made. If you want to make a call-in more prohibitive (like Jagdtiger), you could force players to have all the buildings deployed first on top of the ostensibly very large manpower investment. There would have to be limits of deployment, and it also makes them more spammable. You lose an ISU and you easily get the manpower to replace it 5 minutes later. In: COH2 Gameplay