Profile of Kamzil118

I have an idea that the Panzergrenadiers could get an ability which suppresses infantry. Much faster than the rear echelons, but when the PGs get their Panzerschrecks, the ability is switched out by another ability that increases rate of fire for the infantry anti-tank weapons at the cost of accuracy.

Except that limit actually makes sense. Limit on all heavy expensive tanks, that shouldn't have more than one on the field at a time. Putting a limit on a vehicle that's only 70 fuel? Big difference.

Agreed with this statement. There is a difference between dealing with three Katyushas than dealing with two King Tigers.

Soviets are red
Americans are blue
I'm stuck in the middle of Europe
So is the German Army too.

You know, I am tempted to play Ostheer now. The Brumbar seems to be powerful in the right hands.

I would have to choose Guards over Partisans.

The reason being is that while Partisans have a full loadout of anti-tank weaponry, abilities, and can camouflage themselves. They're only limited to one role: harassing tanks with plenty of firepower.

Guards Riflemen are very more flexible as they are more likely to be used since their DP-28s can dish out damage while giving German light vehicles such as the Panzer II and the Scout Car the middle finger. I almost forgot to mention the fact that their 'Button' ability is useful in temporarily stunning tanks and vehicles just so the anti-tank rifles or an anti-tank gun could get another shot off before the smoke gets in the way or gets out of range. This is greatly better than Partisans with their anti-tank grenades, because even if the tank damages a vehicle or a tank's engine they could still return fire.

Another reason for Guards is that they are more likely to be used thanks to their commanders. Unlike the Partisan commanders, who very limited to a select few, Guards are the alternative elite infantry unit in the Red Army units other than Shock Troopers.