Profile of MilkaCow

That spreadsheet is not containing all data as it was used to mostly test some new DPS vs old DPS profiles. It should get into a better spot in the next few days as more stats get added and verified. Until then, use with caution. It's always easy to slip a line when typing in a number.

Giving Stormpios Kar-98k and an upgrade to StG44 will not solve the problem, but actually make it worse. Units with upgrades are always problematic because they vastly overperform for their cost. Instead of solving the issue you would shift it from having the problem of facing a good, but expensive earlygame unit to facing a good and cheap mid/lategame unit.

It was suggested a few times to exchange the starting Sturmpio with a Volksgrenadier and increase the manpower by 80 to make up for that. Would only have a minor effect on the game, though.

I like the end.

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Ostheer for the east German faction.
Westheer for the west German faction.

Simple, easy, understandable. I really liked Ostheer as a name, it just fit very well any most people got used to it. Oberkommando West is extremely long and also weird. The abbreviation clashes with "Oberkommando der Wehrmacht" which is an actual term.

I don't think the size is so much the problem as more the form and layout. Currently already discussing this with a few other people in order to afterwards talk to Relic. Let me elaborate a bit more by using three 4v4 maps - Steppes, Angermünde and City 17.



Red is the base, blue the 'distance' between bases and green is a rough 50/50 where usually the frontline emerges.

What you want is a distance between bases that is similar to 1v1 to keep retreat times from becoming too big. Besides that the frontline should be as big as possible in order to allow flanks and less static gameplay.

As can be seen Angermünde is the worst map in that regard. It has a huge distance between bases which means retreat times are incredibly long. Besides that it has a really small frontline, making flanking extremely hard. Frontline size and retreat path mean even if you manage to pull a flank off and it fails, you risk losing all your units as you'd retreat for quite a while through *hostile* territory.
City 17 and Steppes on the other hand are a lot better, but in a different way. While Steppes puts all players per team close together and due to it's quadratic form with the bases in the edges causes the layout to have a as big front as possible and a comparably short retreat path. City 17 on the other hand is more like 2 * 2v2 next to each other. Taking that approach to the maximum one would get something like this:



Literally - four 1v1s next to each other. You can still help your teammates, but overall the gameplay is more dependent on one player taking care of a certain part of the map.

Both of these designs offer a in my opinion good ratio of the values and a far better (less static / chokepoint) gameplay. I'd love to see more 4v4 maps in those looks rather than ones like Angermünde.