Profile of PatFenis

Im experiencing similar things with UKF at nades. Command is queued but the ability never fires sometimes.

Even though this release is really lackluster on many aesthetic departments outside of the in-game graphics. Like the GUI, menu design, vet descriptions missing (e.g Mg-Bunker), vet descriptions having no info about stat changes and buffs/debuffs not having any informations on the units affected unless you are the one creating said buffs/debuffs...

... is coh3 a solid game.
The performance is stellar and is fun to play. Graphic-wise it takes time to get use to. Its a departure from coh2 aesthetically but its not a downgrade. Effectwise relic did some really neat effects. E.g. tanks rotating on the spot shifting the dessert sands, looks really good imo.

The SP content is a dumbster fire like coh2 story wise.
Coh1 still is king when it comes to Singleplayer missions and scripting/writing to set the mood.

Soundwise im on the fence, the high dynamic range is really nice on my Senheiser HD 650 connected to an ASUS Xsonar sound card, but with onboard sound and in-ears, the sounds even in compressed form seem to be whacky as hell comparatively.

PS: Its definetly not worth 60 bucks as of now. Though im glad I got it via promotions.

PPS: For a delayed release I am suprised about the flaws which were left untouched such as the unit bar resetting every match. I wonder how the department sizes are in relic and how they got allocated after the play-test. Would have assumed some UI-changes could have been done in the 2 month window.

I mean, I share the feelings about cheaters, but I also believe in rehabilitation.
Given bans can easily be circumvented by buying a new copy and making a new account, I say good riddance.

I'm pretty certain they will follow Freemium strats with battlegroups. AKA buy it for real money now, or grind ingame currency for it.
Seems the most plausible, atleast if you can somewhat "trust" what they have said in the past dev vlogs talking about the "past mistakes with doctrines".

Imo the recovery trucks will either be pointless or OP under certain circumstances like being able to recover super heavy tanks.

With my suggestion balancing the performance of the unit will become easier while keeping a unique mechanism.

I think relic wants to keep the possibility of "capturing enemy vehicles" in the game but instead of locking the possibility behind one faction (coh1) or leaving it to a bs RNG mechanic (coh2).

They try to actually play around it balance-wise with more access to such recovery vehicles, which are more fragile in turn and added costs to the recovery (Which as of right now are quite hefty).

In this way, it would make it possible for tournaments for example to minimize what used to be RNG without modding the game (coh2) by simply disallowing vehicle recovery.

So in the end for me, I dont mind if its really hard to pull off or it being a "once in while" thing thus probably considered pointless.
Its a waaaaay better mechanic than abandon criticals imo.