New 7TH ARMOURED "Desert Rats"! Steel Division 2 Battlegroup Preview (Tribute to Normandy 44 DLC) 

Wish they didn't have such a god awful model though Also Tempests weren't fitted with rockets until after WWII.

Its smaller caliber than 105. 25pdr is 87.6mm. use radio assisted fire and use them in large numbers.

Battle weary doesn't affect availability.

@@VulcanHDGaming Shouldn't it give them an extra level of veterancy at the same availability point as normal? That's how it works for all other infantry here

So it’s supposed to be a Jerboa, a kind of hopping desert rodent.

It is very similar, yes. However there are plenty of nuances. The game generally plays slower than WARNO but overall has less quality of life.

How do you feel about their multiplayer comparatively? I've got both but I'm not sure which one to learn more about in regards to multiplayer. @@VulcanHDGaming

So I am very passionate about both of these games… I have about 300 hours in SD2 and almost 500 in WARNO. Here is my detailed analysis: 1. Conquest mode in both games works different. In WARNO you have specific areas on the map that you have to capture with commanders, each with specific point values. You must capture more points than the other person to start the “tech” and eventually win. In contrast, SD2 has a number of flags on the ground, and you must move the “front line“ over those flags to capture them. In a one on one game, there are 12 flags on each side… And unbalancing that all allows for a slow tick. Capturing 15 or more starts a very quick tick.

2. Combat in WARNO is generally a much quicker case and more lethal than in SD2. There are whole classes of unit that do not appear in SD2 that can really mess up armor, in particular. ATGM infantry teams, attack, helicopters, and missile planes are three of the units that don’t appear in SD2 but can mess up your day in WANO if you are not careful. 3. On a similar note, there is less opportunity for a QRF in SD2. WARNO, you can call in attack, helicopters or antitank helicopters to stop a breakthrough, or at least slow it. In SD2, you can call in bombers, but they are not as effective. 4. Both games have some form of “leadership“ dynamic, but they are very different. In WARNO, as already mentioned, leaders are most important because they let you capture command zones. In contrast, in SD2 you have the commander and leaders. They do allow you to push the front line more, but most importantly provide veterancy to your troops… And there is a chain of command where the commander provides two veterancy and other leaders can form a “web“ of leadership that feeds that out through your whole army.

One last little nuance, and WARNO your troops may go anywhere on the battlefield, including all forests, although they may be slow down. In SD2, that is not the case. There are “yellow forest” that everyone may go through. But, there is also “green forest” that only infantry and anti-tank guns and the like may use. Tanks may not go through “green forest.”

I know, right? When i think desert rats, i think african campaign, not end of war uparmored 75mm gun cromwells

@@TheYognaut64 I was hoping for Matilda's and Crusaders. Fast tank.

@@dnaseb9214 Out of front service in the west in 1944. Would be really unfair to use Matildas against Tigers and Panthers^^

@@steffent.6477 If Romania can use old tanks and has no issues. So can the Desert Rats use them as recon or A phase.

@@dnaseb9214 Romania had no better equipment. The brits had.

April 9th

@@Alex-noDrive спасибо