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Thread: Molotovs18 Jun 2013, 15:40 PM Jump back to quoted post18 Jun 2013, 07:56 AMNullist Its just a guess, but I think its the armor negating effect resulting in unpredictable criticals. And I keep going on about it, but once again, flame, since it bypasses armor, is "super effective" vs Ostheer low infantry count units which rely on armor for their survival and cost effectiveness. ^ This. Armor should not be outright negated by flames. Countered, sure, but Snipers dying to a single cough of a flamer on retreat is just outright weird. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Most important problem of soviet is 'Doctrine dependency'18 Jun 2013, 15:39 PM I'm sorry, didn't look at the date. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Penal Demo Charges timer too short.18 Jun 2013, 01:12 AM Irrelevant conditions rooted in player skill, micro-management and situational awareness. I have, thus far, lost perhaps 5 squads total to Demo Charges. That's in 300 hours of gameplay. Either I am doing something wrong, or you are. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Penal Demo Charges timer too short.18 Jun 2013, 00:57 AM MG-42 is a Suppression Weapon. Pointed right the Penals don't get close, pointed wrong you need to retreat or adjust. Mortars are support weapons that shoot at a high angle, you should not have them anywhere near the fight. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Penal Demo Charges timer too short.18 Jun 2013, 00:51 AM Jump back to quoted post18 Jun 2013, 00:45 AMNullist Its a pretty enormous and powerful explosive. If you don't move intime it WILL wipe whatever infantry it lands on. With a throw range so low that you might aswell throw down your pants and do kissyfaces for letting them get that close. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Penal Demo Charges timer too short.18 Jun 2013, 00:38 AM Jump back to quoted post18 Jun 2013, 00:36 AMBartonPL if i'm right, Penis Battalion is equipped with SVT-40 which is good in close range? (just like CoH1 rifles) and Satchel charge timer should be changed to 4 seconds at least and damage reduced and cost maybe, because it's OP now as general Hell I really don't see the Satchel in its current form as an issue. The only issue I have with Penals is their insane AV damage against halftracks and scout cars using only their rifles. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Molotovs18 Jun 2013, 00:34 AM Jump back to quoted post12 Jun 2013, 18:15 PMCrells "cough cough" rifle nades "cough cough" Seriously they do TONS more damage than a molotov, do all there damage up front. ALso i have seen a gren squad stand in a molotov for 6 whole secound and it only did 40% damage, threw one into a building with a sniper and it didnt even kill the damn sniper. I disagree. While the damage certainly is "different" it is by no means "Higher" as in "More effective." 1 Molotov can potentially, and often manages to 1 shot a mortar (only 2 models have to die, and the loader/aimer are close together), MG-42 also has 3 models, and if you time it right the 2 other models will derp and run to the MG trying to dismantle it, and die doing so. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Most important problem of soviet is 'Doctrine dependency'18 Jun 2013, 00:30 AM Jump back to quoted post30 May 2013, 18:38 PMDoomlord52 The tiger one is pretty bad. The Tiger itself is great, but that's all it's got. Not going Jager is basically an instant loss. Troll, much? Opel Blitz gives "free" resources of MP Muni and Fuel. I was spamming 6 Tigers per game 1v1 in the Closed Beta. Artillery Field Officer allows all your artillery to fire twice in the same CD. That's 20 rockets per Panzerwerfer! Fragmentation bomb outright kills squads. And last but definitely not the least, a freaking Stuka flying around for half a minute pinning every squad in its line of fire. BAD? You must be trolling, if so, good job. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Penal Demo Charges timer too short.18 Jun 2013, 00:26 AM I don't agree. Penals running at you should be a dead give away. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: 5 things that are destroying balance right now18 Jun 2013, 00:18 AM Jump back to quoted post18 Jun 2013, 00:05 AMNullist Lategame doctrinal artillery call-ins onky happen once or twice in 1v1, they are similar to dow2 top red nukes in this regard. I specifically left them out of the indirectfire/artillert discussion becausenI agree, they are relatively balanced and additionally, rare, due to munitions cost which is a resource used in CoH2 for a wide specfrum of unit abilities and upgrades, unlike DoW2 req/power upgrades and abilities. Red=/=Munitions. What about ZiS and Su76 barrage? Your opinion on those as indirect fire options that have no Ostheer parallel? Well, SU-76 is fuel spent on one thing, with very little in the way of AT capability. While it can dish out respectable amounts of damage with its barrage, it serves that singular function. Really, it's no more effective than ZiS or a mortar for that matter, for what it does and what you pay for it. ZiS on the other hand is 60 munitions per pop, so again they're paying for one thing and not for say, TM-35 mines. SU-76 means it's likely that your StuG can hardcounter it, and should an SU-85 make an appearance that's a boatload more fuel they've spent. Losing a StuG to learn their numbers is well worth it, and you can bank on spending MP on infantry to outfight theirs, and (hopefully) being able to work around those pesky barrages. PGrens are especially effective as they can force the Sov to either move units away (less damage done) or just outright not barraging you until you retreat. ZiS barrages work against the Sov if you can dance around them. SU-76s are hardcountered by tanks and even the SdKfz 222 2cm AC Scout Car can take them out with some good micro. Once you see the enemy going for Barrage-centric tactics, you know that IeFH can play a huge role in taking them down a peg or two. In: COH2 Balance