Profile of TychoCelchuuu

Oh yes trenches I'm glad Relic understands that the most fun part of Company of Heroes is when the mobility of the game is reduced to a minimum. For a minute I was worried the game would be loose and fluid like it was before the Brits showed up.

I'm not blocking anything!

Eh, everything always gets delayed. I don't even pay attention to projected release dates anymore because they're usually wrong. Patience is where it's at!

The terrain would play a vital role , one of the great things about coh was the terrain deformation, it wasnt all just flat, the rises and falls in the landscape are the perfect oppertunity with to implent the balancing of the true sight mechanic in a more realistic way, if you want somewere on a map to be hard to see put obstaces and objects around it, or put it on a hill, under a cliff , in a crevas, really it just means you must keep this in mind when you design a competitive map.
It seems as if certian people are only willing to discuss positive aspects of the game, which is not a good reviewing technique.

And for the record i have played all coh games, im currently playing again on a new acc and have reached around lev 12 with most armies, so i know the basics.

You know "the basics" but you don't really understand what kind of game CoH is or what makes it fun. You don't understand what size the maps would have to be to support 3x view distances, you don't understand how it would change gameplay to give elevation a more important role, and you don't understand why these sorts of changes would remove what makes CoH the kind of game it is. You say that one of the great things about CoH was terrain deformation but you don't realize that terrain plays almost no role in CoH - bullets that roll a "hit" will go through hills and hit their target, and LoS isn't affected by hills or valleys, and this is by design.

If you don't believe me, then try playing Men of War, Close Combat, Theater of War (although I hear that Theater of War isn't very good), or even Combat Mission. These are games where line of sight goes to more realistic distances, the rise and fall of the landscape actually matter, and so on. They're fun games but they're completely different than CoH. CoH never has been and never should be a realistic game, because its strengths don't like in realism.

I "like" CoH on Facebook so that stuff pops up in my Facebook news feed. "Advanced map access" probably means "play these maps before everyone else does."