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They are fine, but the trip wire flares should be changed to something useful. Vet 1 for all the vanilla faction infantry needs to be reworked. Not sprint though, that would be OP.

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Hi mates,

Could somebody have a look to this game, which is quiet significant of all my usual mistakes.
Playing every day for at least 6 months, I definitively have the feeling not to progress.
Each time I feel better and climb a bit in the leaderboard, I immediately lose 6 or 7 times in a row, losing 300 places.
Quiet despairing sometimes. Esp. because I read whatever I can read about CoH2, I watch as many replays of good players possible, ...

If somebody could give me advices, it'll be more than welcome.

Thanks in advance.

Your biggest problem is losing track of your units. You pretty much can't get any better without improving this, focus on remembering to check in on your squads and make sure they aren't dying or sitting idle. I will list a few things that will help.

- Grid Keys: Go into the options menu and turn on grid keys. It is a much simpler and faster hotkey method. It maps all the abilities you see in the lower right of the screen to a 4x3 area on your keyboard. Practice using it, and you wont have to take your eyes off the screen to fiddle with buttons as much.

- Minimap: You should be doing the majority of your camera movement and delegating order here (or on the tac map). Clicking and dragging on the minimap is a much faster way to pan the map, and keeping a watchful eye on the minimap will let you see everything going on. Focus on this, you let a lot of units just sit around idle and die, if you see enemies on it near your troops go give them orders.

- Squad row: Top right of the screen, you can see which units are idle by the clock, or are fighting by the crosshair. If you see they have low health and a crosshair in the top right you should probably retreat them, even if you don't know where they are. You can also double click on them to move the camera to them.




This is probably not the advice you were looking for, but this stuff is crucial. You honestly cannot improve at the game without dealing with this. Everything else is a secondary concern when you lose your first two squads in the game in the first 5 minutes. Pay attention and make sure your squads are doing something actually useful. You left multiple low health mgs in buildings to die, or left squads way to long next to enemies in a losing battle. Other times you just left squads in your base waiting for reinforcements, that never come.

You also need to play more conservatively with your vehicles. Don't drive up behind a blob of AT infantry. Fight them from long range. You also got light vehicles really late in the game. At a point they become obsolete, you know?

Also, it's always recommended to practice with other factions. Try some games as allies. Know your enemy, etc.

The g43s are slightly better at max range. You never want to get this upgrade. You can also use interrogation with them, which everyone seems to forget.

What I meant is all it takes is to snare and have an AT unit with you, and it's done, the T-70 is easy to kill, it's rare to see a T-70 survive until late game.
Panzer II and 222 have ways to escape danger thanks to their armor, T-70 has that auto-repair ( that should be removed) but honestly have you seen that many T-70 survive once they are in a bad position?

I mean jesus, you can even throw a 222 to shoot it from back side after a snare, and kill it.

I don't think you have any idea what you are talking about. T-70 has 70 armor, p2 has 55 and 222 has 9. luchs has only 80 more hp than the other two. Saying the t-70 is less survivable than the other two is asinine.