Profile of RedT3rror

The damage multiplier for garrison cover is set to 1 for the Panzerwerfer which causes instant death for units in buildings when being hit. Especially support weapons sufffer from this.

Heavy stationary artillery pieces can be aligned into the wanted direction with a right click. During the turning process, the direction can be adjusted once again without losing time.

This is not the case for the B-4. If it receives a new face order while turning, it will stop instantly, set up, pack up and then it will turn towards the direction of the 2nd order. This problem does not occur if a fire order is given instead of face order.

Because of that the B-4 becomes very hard (and long) to operate during combat, especially as a gun which needs to be close to the frontline for effective usage.

I couldn't hold it any longer at the late game picture.

So, the old recommendation for Coh2 is 4GB of RAM. I got 8GB and have a problem. We played about 2 matches in 4v4 with quite a good amount of action (>40mins) and we probably stopped at the right point because something wrong and the next game which I tested in cheat mode against easy AI would run with a lot of stuttering every second (probably because of the pagefile). I looked up the RAM usage in the task manager and was a bit surprised (ok, not really, I had noticed it before several times).

Here's the RAM usage (and CPU) during the game:



And those are the tasks with most RAM usage during that time (game against easy AI just started)



And this is what it looks like after I ended CoH2



Restarting the game does not improve the situation - only a system restart can solve it. This problem is unique for CoH2 - I don't encounter anything like that with games such as Battlfield 4, Fallout 4, Witcher 3 etc.

It also seems like I can run those games without problems while this high RAM usage is in effect - something that doesn't count for CoH2 though.

What's the cause of this?

Do you happen to have more than 1000 bulletins?