Day[9]'s Day Off - Company of Heroes 3 1v1 Multiplayer 

COH3 is out now! Check it out on Steam: l.sega.co.uk/c/sm1nlc

It always brings a smile to my face to watch videos by you. The enthusiasm and positivity is such a breath of fresh air. It's so cozy. Thank you.

This series was awesome. Hope to see more of this and more RTS in general

Garrison your troops. this was important in CoH2 and as far as i can tell is even more important in 3. Love seeing CoH content. Also, 1v1 is super hard. 3v3 is sweet spot imo. esp coop w buddies

The RPSLSp example is perfect to explain the skill floor for Company of Heroes as a whole. I've found even Dawn of War 2 was an easier time to get into, even though ostensibly it was the same type of game. But maybe that's because I had more of an understanding of what Warhammer 40k units could do in the table top and could apply that to the units in-game, as opposed to the WWII pieces at play here.

Hope you keep making CoH content!

There is one golden rule in company of heroes. You dont drag select all your units and blob up. You individually select every unit and put them in different cover.

I'm pretty much new to the series and it's very fun. The non stop action is kind of exhausting but I don't think any other rts I've played compares as far as moment to moment enjoyment goes.

return of the obra dinn is so good man

I got my missile launcher right here

Wanted to see you get into coh for ages! Pls play more. Git gud 👍

Oof, that strafing run taking the sniper out. That was painful! That sniper was able to deal with the machine gun!

you should give this game another try, they recently rebalanced almost everything and it is currently feeling really good

Oh man, this is perfect example why COH needs tutorials xD

I really don't like how point control matches have become the standard in a lot of games.. they feel un-epic.

More RTS's!! Yes!

Love to see you play Coh3. More pls!

Per the loading screen, there's something uniquely terrifying about a Nazi in shorts.

I wonder if someone who is very familiar with realistic military tactics games would be able to use their understanding of WWII armaments and their common interactions/uses to overcome the difficulty of abstraction Sean is talking about. For example, I picture Beaglerush on playing this for the first time and whipping up a somewhat sensible game plan as soon as he knows the controls and tech tree basics. Could be wrong though.

Having never played a CoH game before, watching this video, I believe that the main issue Sean is having is how fast and mobile all units are compared to the compactness of the maps. Even the slowest units can traverse from one end of the map to the other in under a minute. If your opponent has just three groups of units they can bounce around the map, then every twenty seconds or so, some new threat is emerging in a new location for you to deal with. I assume in pro games, that's where a lot of the skill is. To pick an arbitrary number, if the speed of all the units were 33% of what they currently are, or if the maps had three times the negative space between points, I think most of Seans comments about the difficulty learning and the abstractness would never have come up. Not claiming that would make it a better or worse game, I just think it's intresting that something fairly easy to overlook can have such a profound effect on people new to a game.

Husky did a video on this game. I would love to see you two collab. Idk if you guys friends or not. I know he had a falling out with a bunch of people

Please play more

Has day9 tried any of the wargame or steel division games?

Multiplayer is pure nightmare. Won’t touch it with a 10 feet pole…

Wow that is high graphics? Looks worst then original COH

The graphics look like a mobile game

Noob