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Jump back to quoted post10 Oct 2016, 08:29 AMDangerous-Cloth

Meanwhile Land mattress and CalliOPs are no brainers since you can simply walk through their barrages with your friendly units since they have such low friendly fire values

Jump back to quoted post10 Oct 2016, 21:29 PMelchino7

Ding ding ding ding
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Been a different faction

Jump back to quoted post10 Oct 2016, 00:52 AMWilliam Christensen

This, I agree. But at the same time, this basically sums up the reason why Allies reign supreme:

1. First of all, take all Axis and Allies indirect-fire weaponry out and compare, we can see that Allies have way more options and the Allies options, some of them, are more cost-efficent compare to the Axis counterparts. Examples are there, people with a good sense would notice this, Allies stuffs are just... better, not OP, but some are just better in an unnecessary way. This needs a look at. Either boost Axis' available weapons or give Axis more options or carefully nerf Allies' available weapons.‎
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2. When indirect-fire weapons and LMGs dominance the battlefield, you would need your infantries to have some form of good survivabilities (Not the kind of standing still and literally take no dmg, but at least they should be able to hold ground for a while before retreat if you micro properly, not instant retreat when you heard Calliope/Land Mattress' barrage). However, that's not the case with Ostheer's infantries. Being so fragile, they won't be able to fight against duel-LMG-equipped 5-man squads under constant indirect-fire barrage. It's both sides' problems here. Ostheer' infantries need some form of survivability boost (It doesn't have to be a 5th man but anything, something!) while Allies infantries need some form of DMG output reduction (LMG limited to 1 and terminator vet need a look at). I would go as far to say that infantry warfare should be change to where Axis infantries, fragile but high DMG output, go toe-to-toe against Allies infantries, good survivability but lower DMG output (Somewhere near how it used to be during the EFA, before the WFA release); of course, indirect-fire should deal with to compensate for this infantry warfare overhaul, but then it would literally mean a massive overhaul accross the board.