Profile of Gbpirate

Hi CoH 1 players, I just wanted to know if you are able to throw granades from buildings when garrisoning.

I can't quite remember.

You were not. I believe that Rifleman Suppression w/ BARs was possible, although I'm not sure. REs can use volley fire from houses in coh2 though.

http://www.companyofheroes.com/blog/2016/03/09

Nigo why u do dis to us? It's been an emotional twenty minutes man...

Patch ETA is 3 hours 54 minutes

Any news on the new patch? Is it still scheduled for a release tomorrow (the ninth?) Most recent Blog post is from the 4th, stating that a patch fixing veterancy is tentatively scheduled for march 9th.

So I should expect patch tomorrow?

Build I've borrowed from Luvnest is MG Gren Sniper... from there I usually get a second Gren, a third, then tech to T2.

This build is good against anything and everything.

I really wouldn't recommend getting two mortars in a match. Playing around the 300s (in terms of rank) I actually rarely get a mortar (which probably isn't a good thing) unless if I need it. Some players prefer to get a sniper after they get T2 tech up...

Against maxims, though, going MG Gren Sniper Gren Mortar T2 222 Pgren (or 250 HT w/ Pgren/LMGgren) is a solid build order.

The early sniper will help you force off the first maxim in the early minutes of the game. If your opponent is going hardcore maxim spam (I.E., maxims before cons) this is going to be great, especially if you're being pushed by a single Maxim/engineer. If you can gain territory by fighting the first 2-4 maxims one at a time w/ your sniper, you're going to get a slight resource advantage if he's throwing them at your cutoff/fuel point. If you get your MG in a good building or behind green cover you can suppress the maxim as it walks into your arc, add dps w/ your grens, then drop models with the sniper. That's the ideal situation.

The Mortar isn't necessary unless if you've got Maxims going into buildings and the only significant dps you can inflict is with your sniper. Your MG42 will lose to the maxim. Or, you'll need it if there are several maxims on the field in one spot.

If your opponent is pouring in mp to the maxims/reinforcing them, a fast 222 then pgren is going to help you punish them. You might even want to get two 222s and then get another gren rather than the pgren. If you go with mobile defense (especially if you're losing) you can get two ostruppen (with some chance of LMG42) for 425mp. Assault Grens are also a possibility if you're on a map like semoskiy, although don't get more than one and I don't recommend getting one right away.

Soviet weapon team members reinforce at 15 mp each. Two dropped maxim models=1 Gren model. The sniper will certainly help drain his mp but if your grenadiers are suppressed or caught out of cover, you've got to get out of there as soon as possible (unless if you're going to push the maxim away). There's a lot to 1v1s and it's hard to put into one post, but I can say a few things that will help in general:

1) Be focused. Eliminate distractions
2) Don't be scared. If you have CELO and can see your opponent's rank, don't assume that you're going to win or lose, If you're playing a guy 200 levels worse (higher) than you, he could be on a bad streak and kick your butt. If you're playing a top 100 player, understand that you may lose but try your best and give a good show.
3)Get to know the maps. Have a capping plan. Know where the buildings are.
4) Know your own build order. Know your enemies build order.
5) Use hot keys. If they're confusing, just use grid keys. The panel w/ abilities on the right corresponds directly to the keyboard so it's just eye-finger coordination.
6) Some players use control groups. I like to organize the upper right unit UI from 1-7 w/ each infantry squad...
1. Pio 2. Gren 3. Gren 4. Gren 5. Sniper/Pgren 6. MG 7+ tanks 0. Rocket Artillery.


IN every game I have the UI structured like that. Control groups help you manage units clumped together (whether you're a serial blobber or just moving three squads out of your base together). If you're good enough you'll know where you sent this gren or that gren and know their numbers, so if you hear "Enemy armor, Fire!" or "We are being suppressed!" I just hit the hotkey and hit R and I won't lose a model or get wiped by an ISU round right away.