COH 2 is worse. 80% Axis to 20% allies all the time with matchmaking. I play allied here right now, because i know everybody will want to play Germany for the shiny toys.
Did you just say the Scots don't have any high AP tanks? 17 isn't high enough AP for you?
17 AP can take out Panthers from any range. I would say that is pretty damn cost effective considering a Panther cost twice as much.Sure, I agree, but I wouldnt say that it deals with a panther - would you?I guess it does at below 800metres so to an extend you are right.
Panthers are only 13-14 front bud. If you hit at max range you can easily get 1 shot kills. Only exception would be the king tiger but even then, 1km and you're equal. Also you get like 3 tanks for 1 KT.Sure, I agree, but I wouldnt say that it deals with a panther - would you?I guess it does at below 800metres so to an extend you are right.
I feel & do the same as youCOH 2 is worse. 80% Axis to 20% allies all the time with matchmaking. I play allied here right now, because i know everybody will want to play Germany for the shiny toys.
I occasionally play CoH in 2v2 with a friend and we are classic switchers using the visual indicator of how many % LFG are Axis.I feel & do the same as you![]()
Thats one way of seeing it. To me its like spending a couple of thousands for a very secure door while leaving the window at the back of the house wide open. The door might be great, no one came through it, its purpose is entirly fulfilled yet still all of my stuff got stolen. But hey, at least they didn't get through the front entry!
No offense but that's the correct way of seeing it.
Do you think a minefield is useless if the enemy doesn't drive straight through it? Do you think minefields cover every inch of a front, and that the idea is to blow up tanks and infantry with the mines? No, actually minefields leave spaces open that force the enemy to attack in the areas you want them to. Same concept with the Maginot line.
Think of it like your burglar is going to break into your house, you know he's coming, and you can't stop him. Instead of him having 10 ways to get in your house, he has only one entrance, and you can sit there watching it with a shotgun.
Well France seemed to have forgotten their shotgun
France had almost 150 divisions. They didn't forget their shotgun, they simply missed.
France had almost 150 divisions. They didn't forget their shotgun, they simply missed.
Think of it like your burglar is going to break into your house, you know he's coming, and you can't stop him. Instead of him having 10 ways to get in your house, he has only one entrance, and you can sit there watching it with a shotgun.
Where you at Graphic? Got anything to say to that or you just lessoning me?It is a well established fact that the Germans actually won the war through superior tanks alone, but felt so bad for winning as hard as they did, they just let their poor subhuman foes win out of pure noble Teutonic chivalry.
It is a well established fact that the Germans actually won the war through superior tanks alone, but felt so bad for winning as hard as they did, they just let their poor subhuman foes win out of pure noble Teutonic chivalry.
True. Don't believe everything Madmat tells you. In real life the Tiger II was totally invulnerable to any Allied weapon system. It is a well-documented fact that Tiger IIs claimed as "kills" by Anglo-American forces were only taken after they ran out of gas or broke down, and even then the GIs had to resort to tricking the SS crews into unbuttoning - typically by dressing up as attractive frauleins and staging elaborate, bawdy dance numbers. (this is actually how General Rose was killed in action in 1945)
Not all Tiger II crews fell for these tactics. Scattered vehicles, mostly from the 501st Panzerabteilung, continued to hold out in isolated pockets of bocage as late as the 1970s. In 1978 the geriatric crew of the last Konigstiger holdout, turret # 039, finally surrendered after being personally ordered to do so by General von Manteuffel.
KT 039 had been disabled on day 2 of Operation Goodwood by a final drive failure in a defilade position on the Bourguébus Ridge, permitting Montgomery to bypass the tank and win the battle - a brilliant maneuver for which he was knighted several times and which saved the lives of potentially millions of British and Imperial servicemen. By 1978, 039's confirmed kills consisted of over 600 British medium tanks, the entire Northamptonshire Yeomanry, three Lancasters, a Pershing, an unknown-but-large number of French partisans, both of Monty's pet terriers, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the French Fourth Republic, fifteen AMX-30B2s, two Mossad kill teams, and HMS Warspite.
Legend has it there are Tiger IIs holding out in long-lost freight tunnels under the Siegfried Line to this very day. SACEUR records indicate that between 1947 and 1989 more than a dozen NATO tanks inexplicably vanished during maneuvers in the area.
Despite repeated official denials by the governments of France and West Germany, veterans of of 3e DB, stationed with French Forces Germany in the 1980s, still say that if you stand outside the wire at night with a Grundig-brand radio tuned to exactly 1488 Mhz and listen very closely you can just barely make out a child's voice singing Panzerlied.