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Thread: M24 Chaffee17 Jan 2016, 01:37 AM I would like to see a similar unit, the American AT halftrack. That we be a nice addition to the USF. In: Lobby
Thread: Verdun Thread15 Jan 2016, 23:32 PM Seeing that that last screenshot, this gets into my head. Gott Mitt Uns - Sabaton In: Other Games
Thread: new AEC is overpowered15 Jan 2016, 18:46 PM Jump back to quoted post15 Jan 2016, 18:10 PMvietnamabc Hey can somebody please explains how the vet ability work? I use it sometimes and it does not do anything. The AEC shoots the tracks of the targeted vehicle so other units may have a chance at killing it. As of right now, the ability has been bugged since the release of the UKF and I believe stopping the AEC before using the ability may work, though you shouldn't take my word for it. Someone who uses the AEC more than a USF/OKW casual player may correct me. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: new AEC is overpowered15 Jan 2016, 17:46 PM I'm happy that the AEC is getting the attention. We don't want it to end up as a useless... forgotten... unit... Almost like how the SU-76 was once considered garbag. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Best Ever Company of Heroes Unit Quotes15 Jan 2016, 15:34 PM "You have an anti-tank rifle! Over there is a tank! FIGURE IT OUT!!!" "Someone stole my biscuit?! Stealing is not the Soviet way comrades!" In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Make War not Love15 Jan 2016, 15:17 PM Just recently, I've been reading this Total War story before this idea popped into my head. Why not create a crossover that is about the events of Make War not Love events. Normally, I wouldn't have to create this thread just for this, but I thought it would be funny to see Legionary Cohorts get crushed by a horde of M10s. All I ask is that someone gives me stuff that had happened over the years. Examples: ISU-152 one-shotting infantry squads. That stupid suppression mechanic for the Leig. The Rifleman bleed that plagued the USF. Volksblobs. The double T-34/85 call-ins. Red Army Scout Cars with Snipers inside. This crossover is intended to be a humor fic. All I need is the community's memories with the old metas/mechanics/tactics... ...(Possibly the blessing of the Random Number God) In: Scrap Yard
Thread: Operation Barbarossa15 Jan 2016, 04:36 AM Jump back to quoted post15 Jan 2016, 02:36 AMjugglerman Siege warfare is a doctrine- it's the belief that surrounding your enemy & cutting them off from all support (starving them out) is better than attacking a heavily fortified position. Piecemeal attempts at surrounding Moscow would have been disastrous- the city would have attacked from within & without. They might have had an impact but it would have been like kicking Andre the giant in the nuts. You can't kill him- but after he gets off the floor you better run. Now that you mentioned the word 'siege' in your post, I was reminded by the last and largest city to be under siege. The city of Leningrad. That city may be a reason as to why the operation the Germans had didn't go well in Moscow, because they were focusing a good expenditure on starving out Leningrad. With this possible split in resources, it would be difficult to even get one city. In: The Library
Thread: Need some Lesser Known Cool Facts About WW214 Jan 2016, 15:01 PM There was this handbook for spies. I don't remember what it was called on Netflix, but the Americans and the British established a handbook for spies to use. By the end of the war, the two authors who used this handbook would be useful in the years of the Cold War. One of the authors was secretly an agent for the Soviet Union. In: The Library
Thread: Gren 42 and G43 combo14 Jan 2016, 04:49 AM .......At some point, I did try to mention an idea of Penal squads being a damage-dealing squad while the conscripts get this sort of...meat shield for infantry units. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Operation Barbarossa13 Jan 2016, 15:37 PM Jump back to quoted post13 Jan 2016, 15:20 PMAvNY The problem is one of comparing armchair generals (and Austrian corporals) to real generals and logisticians. The "operational arts" generals were correct that they could defeat the Soviet military in the first 700km. What was wrong was that this would be sufficient to knock out the soviets, which is really a political determination, but one most of the generals were inclined, in '41 and after all their successes, to agree with. Those same generals extended their successes even further and then wrote memoirs that had it not been for this (lates start?) or that (winter) they would have beat the Russians. So the armchair generals try to figure out how to start sooner. Or start later but with more panzers. But what the germans needed was a "mulberry"-like project that would retool the rail and road infrastructure, as well as sufficient trucks and rolling stock (locomotives, railcars) to make supply possible. This never happened. So they were doomed from the start despite most everything in the first months going their way. Good anaylsis of the situation. In: The Library