Does an Army march on its Stomach? Logistics in EF

Flak 36 isn't an A-T Gun. ;)

Well theoretically the Flak 36 is an AT gun and does a very good job of that :P. But Tankbuster was comparing the 88 battery to infantry while you guys were comparing Pak to infantry if I'm correct. My problem wth the Pak is that it does try to engage the enemy if its being attacked outside its firing arc. It just sits there and dies. Yet the AI repositions its Pak :(

That's another thing that bothers me about the A.I. players - They are effectively everywhere at once, so they can micro every battle, as well as produce units etc., whilst the human player can only do 1 thing at a time. :(

Get dual screens then ;D. Just kidding. I guess its something you have to master. I think in COH they call it micro and macro  ???

Every R.T.S. has micro (tactics) and macro (strategy). Company Of Heroes is more of a tactical game, hence the focus on micro more than macro. As an example, Supreme Commander is more about strategy; Building massive armies (+ massive bases) and throwing them at the enemy, rather than keeping individual units alive.

All AT gun's accuracy against infantry were nerfed into oblivion by Relic in their previous patch. I suspect the reason for this is that people were tired of getting their snipers killed by AT guns.

Regarding the OPs post, I too think it would break some of the competitive action. Getting that one big fuel point is really important as of now. If I can simply divert resources there wouldn't be any real reason to put up with a costly fight so early on.

Last edited August 26, 2011 at 9:48 AM by Dot.Shadow

Please please please don't screw up this mod by messing with core gameplay dynamics. I'm referring to OP's suggestion. If it hasn't been bashed down by a dev already it should be.

Dot.Shadow wrote:
... Regarding the OPs post, I too think it would break some of the competitive action. Getting that one big fuel point is really important as of now. If I can simply divert resources there wouldn't be any real reason to put up with a costly fight so early on.

Hear, hear. It is senseless to have a paramount strategic point in the early game. The Mortar Bunker on the Minsk map being a prime example. I'm glad it was removed, (neat though).

Americans can drop resourses, aka trade MP for Fuel and Munitions.

It's unique to them, and i for one hope it stays that way.