As a tip, shooting and moving and moving and shooting makes a big difference. In the later case, the ai is smart enough to know where you shot from (regardless if they lose vision as you killed the unit), this is a big deal cause a unit can pop out of the fog of war and revenge kill. Shooting and moving even if it is just one square will prevent the ai from knowing where your unit is and greatly decrease the chance of them getting a revenge kill. Similarly when resupplying it reveals where your supply vehicle is as well as the unit being resupplied (unless you resupply and move), while this isn't as big of a deal since you normally resupply in a safe place, it is still good to know.
Im glad im not the only one that knows this. To put this in my terms; shooting "Exposes" your units, in which the enemy knows where that unit is located. However, if you move, said unit is no longer exposed and the enemy no longer knows where the said unit is.
Yeah i understood that from jerrys great attack rigged Also sometimes like *do not lose supply deport* missions can be saved when you just use ur units attack and dont move enemy will attack u most of time instead of destroying supply .
A very nice tip (imo) is that in pvp mode you can listen out for movement noises of enemy troops each catagory has a differant sound (vehicle infantry and air) this is helpfull for countering heli dominance (Although since heli got big nerf it aint too much helpfull anymore)
1. Morale is mostly important for infantry as vehicles dont surrender often, however a full morale bar doesnt mean that the unit wont get pinned. 2. Mountains give +1 sight to ANY unit in it (supply wagon and recoilless rifle included). 4. Riflemen us mostly used in WW2 loadouts and are obsolete due to how most people are frustrated if using them. 5. Biker is fast, but since it became infantry it will be pinned down and ambushed by gunners, its critical because of their low hitpoints.
If you can't hold a key part of a map like an outpost, or a tree line, or bunkers, ect, you could do a slow retreat and try to salvage the defending troops. You should only do this in do or die scenarios like if your heavy/medium armor dies or surrenders, you pull out your remaining supplies and expensive troops and leave cheap infantry behind (i found that mgs and rpg work best since the ambush perk). Next, slowly withdraw your remaining infantry if the enemy continues the assault. By now, your vehicles and supplies should be out of the war zone, and you should've done some damage to the enemy with the infantry left. If the infantry dies, make more at your hq. Now, what you do next is up to you. You could hold another point, counter attack, flank, etc.
for the first tip, your opponent can actually see where the shot came from (if they are paying attention), which gives away free information worth much more than 5 morale for the second one, that happens with all (infantry) units for the 4th one, riflemen have had a radio since (i think) 4.x if not earlier please dont nerd react me
It increases damage dealt and decreases damage taken, pretty much just a different kind of veterancy. That's why units about to surrender do abysmally low damage.
