Quick to capture, represent important points on the map e.g roads, train stations etc. Strategic points: +5 Munitions/min +3 Fuel/min. There are 4 types of points, they are captured by standing in its radius with an infrantry unit, and capturing it grants you resources and vision. Munitions and Fuel grows based on the number of points you have. Manpower is determined only by your supply count. Teching costs fuel, as well as all but the cheapest vehicles. You need this to buy special weapons for your squads (anti tank, short ranged machine guns etc), or to use special abilites (armour piercing shots, anti-tank grenades, regular grenades, smoke rounds, large off map artillery call-ins).įuel: Represents your ability to field tanks and vehicles. Munitions: Represents how well armed you are. This serves basically as a comeback mechanic and also to make losses more significant with a bigger army. At the start you might get 270 manpower a minute (enough for 1 squad) and with a maxed 100 cap army you might get 150ish manpower a minute. Grows at a flat rate throughout the game, reduced depending on how much supply you have. Manpower: Represents the size of your army, required to buy all units. The base starts off with static defenses which are impractical to break without artillery and or tanks. Although you can kill the enemy base it is usually so impractical you could always win faster by just holding the victory points. The conventional win condition of razing the opponents base and killing his army doesn't exist directly in this game. The game is based directly Axis vs Allies, and control of space. Tanks have heavy front armour and will often bounce shots off but much weaker side and rear armour.
Units can occupy buildings and use them for cover and as a defensive position. Heavy machine gun fire will pin down infantry charges Regular riflemen will do literally zero damage to tanks or even most light vehicles. Infantry in the open or in close range kill each other really quickly. Infantry behind sandbags can shoot at each other for ages. It is semi-realistic meaning you see a lot of things that you don't normally see in RTS: The community seems smaller than it should and a saltmine of filthy casuals which is why I'm making this blog. (I'd probably give it the #2 or #3 spot next to BW and WC3). I've been playing it a ton recently and it seems like a VERY good RTS. I am doing this blog as basically free marketing for Relic who need to get their shit together in a big way as far as I'm concerned.Ĭompany of Heroes 2, based on the original (and also very good, only stopped playing it when my PC died), Company of Heroes, is a World War 2 themed RTS game. *As I am writing this the game is ON SALE (!!!) on steam until Friday 15th 10 AM PST.
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