You two were awesome. Wish I had friends like you and Vulcan who would play. My favorite division is the Panzer Lehr, but I still have yet to get it right, look forward to more from you guys always enjoy watching.
Just wanted to say, thx for your tutorial and technical videos on the game, without those my start would have been much rougher and i wouldnt play as much
Nicely played. It's really important to occupy those heavy forests with good infantry early on, as you always get pressed on that flank. If you get pushed across the bridge it is virtually impossible to get back.
In certain divisions but their standard pioneer and sturm pioneer are lackluster to say the least. The Allie’s definitely have a much better standard of cqc
Depends what you mean by CQB. Both varieties of Begleits do *very* well at the 150 - 300m range. Any Fallschrim unit with G43s also performs really well from anything shorter than 600m (100 isn'toptimal for them, but they still do great). Jaeger + Reitjaeger also do well up close. The Italian Paras, the Maro and the Finnish Jaakari get a *lot* out of the extra 50m range on their subguns and do great work as CQB units too. These are a lot of diverse units over a lot of divisions, they'll do well in close but they'll probably lose to the bog standard avtomatchiki that the Soviets get (or god help you, Morskaya Avtos). These units usually make up for it by being a bit more diverse and having varying levels of utility at other ranges the Avtos lack, so you'll need to lean on that. The Soviets have by far the best standard CQB units, so you need to make sure you're using your superior MGs and LMGs among other things to soften up targets and get a bit of an edge.
@@atkpwrgamingI thought I just tell you, in hope you receive it as you did ^^ I don't know how well you know german, but you're doing pretty good with the names!
