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Thread: Halftrack Veterancy & Upgrades (M5 & 251) 24 Jan 2016, 16:19 PM Jump back to quoted post24 Jan 2016, 11:08 AMNuclear Arbitor i'm very sure it's not possible to change the vet bonuses on the halftracks. i think a better way to deal with the problem is to make the vet combat oriented and leave it at that. as a reinforce point the halftracks don't benefit significantly from vet. The reinforcement radius vet was pretty damn good when it was actually obtainable and usable. It helps to keep it alive and easier to micro when battlefields get crowded with tanks - therefore, I think the concept of reinforcing halftracks earning vet from nearby units fighting is one worth trying. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: my conscripts keep retreating.24 Jan 2016, 16:11 PM The commander's more contrary to the game's basic mechanics than what everyone already thought about vet-buying mechanics. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: American Mortar - what happened24 Jan 2016, 04:44 AM Jump back to quoted post24 Jan 2016, 04:03 AMBeefSurge Interestin', are you keeping the fuel costs and requirements of all the tiers the same? In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Halftrack Veterancy & Upgrades (M5 & 251) 24 Jan 2016, 04:43 AM Yeah, the current state of EF HT veterancy is a pretty big oversight, I can agree with all of your suggestions. If for whatever reason it's impossible for them to make the halftrack's vet change after upgrading, I'd say just to add more combat vet bonuses to the halftracks anyway - an unupgraded halftrack may get buffed as well from the additional combat vet bonuses, but it's a far weaker weapon platform so that effectiveness peters out by comparison anyway (e.g. Hypothetically, normal M5 does 7.4 DPS and gets reinforcing improvements + say, 60% more DPS from vet to get a package with reinforcing improvements and 11.84 DPS. Quadmount M5 does 23.2 DPS and get 60% more DPS from vet to get a package with 37.12 DPS. Clearly, both options have their advantages) In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: American Mortar - what happened24 Jan 2016, 02:25 AM Jump back to quoted post24 Jan 2016, 02:22 AMZombiFrancis USF Tech should be: LT: 50 Cal, Mortar, M20, AA HT Capt: 57mm, Stuart, Howie, Sniper. With nerfed Rifles...naturally. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Dushkas Overperforming23 Jan 2016, 17:02 PM I'm not seeing where the DShK's stats are overperforming for its cost. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: American Mortar - what happened23 Jan 2016, 06:28 AM Jump back to quoted post23 Jan 2016, 05:50 AMkitekaze As the one who has played, no it isn't that good against wehr. The mortar is weak, high scattered and does not worth the mp cost pay for it. So it was removed along with other changes. The only change that is kept is bazooka and bar upgrade. It was pretty bad in practice...but no one said "remove it", they said "buff it". Jump back to quoted post22 Jan 2016, 23:24 PMPancake Areolas Well in my honest opinion, okw could have worked with the resource penalty. But I just gotta say relic hasn't been the most competent for most of the games life. Homogenizing okw because they couldn't handle it made more sense for them. They coulda messed with exp requirements first at least Or maybe make the penalty more progressive throughout the match in some way to discourage losses while not simply making it "For every two tanks you have, they get three". In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Popping out of buildings22 Jan 2016, 21:53 PM Jump back to quoted post22 Jan 2016, 21:38 PMPablonano Looks like somebody got in an undesired party Speaking of which, why haven't I ever seen a screenshot of Partisans photoshopped to have stereotypical party favours yet? In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Commando Glider Changes22 Jan 2016, 21:49 PM Jump back to quoted post22 Jan 2016, 21:26 PMHighFive They did on D-Day. They used gliders to secure a number of bridges and other targets. I'm pretty sure official WW2 British Army commando units didn't use gliders. It was glider infantry used them (separate from the better-trained paratroopers). British commando or paratrooper units frequently worked with and linked up with glider infantry units, but I'm pretty sure the former were spared using the gliders themselves (pretty much everyone thought the things were gliding coffins). In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Fortress Europe22 Jan 2016, 18:02 PM That sounds so awesome In: Modding and Tools