The NEW TOP of the COMMONWEALTH?! 7th Desert Rats Gameplay- Steel Division 2 

I wonder why he even puts stuff there now...

Grille and recon neg diffs that forest

Yeah I dont know why I am continuously struggling over there haha

I like how atkpwr gets roasted by you every vid he plays 😂

Think he was more desperate for flags than positional advantage.

@@OMGItsBlitz Tbf, I am not raosting, I am giving advices.

Seeing him spread all of his cromwells out hurts my soul, should’ve just play like Stan lol.

Appreciate the help as always! I did better in my next Orsha East game haha

Thanks for watching!

I should have pushed harder in A phase clearly

Nice!

Replying demonstrates engagement.

Thank you sir!!

To be fair, the Sherman's 75mm HE was extremely good for its caliber.

This doesn't seem right, figure I found for 95mm CS howitzer is 1.7kg of filler, while for 75mm HE of Sherman it's 0.68kg. Now the final power of explosive shell depends on more than just mere weight of filler, as construction of shell, type of mixture and proportions of composite can change a lot, and I can't find info anywhere on what the composite used was, but I'd wager it's at least twice as powerful with these figures

Very interesting!

@@czwarty7878 perhaps there were different 95mm howitzers as the one I was pulling from was originally a ww1 howitzer and its HE payload was quite small from what seems to have been a remarkably short shell. maybe they updated them later but I can't find that 1.7Kg filler anywhere that you are referencing. the 114mm howitzer has only about 1.1 Kg of filler so it can't be a mixup of that one. okay after looking into it there were 2 different 94mm howitzers in use, the ordenance 95 QF howitzer which was fitted to some tanks late in the war and the earlier ones used a 3.7 inch howitzer that was primarily meant for firing smoke canisters and also had a diameter of 94mm or 3.7 inches. those ones meant for firing smoke had a high explosive shell option but its HE filler had about the same total weight as the HE of the 75mm gun from the Sherman with the key difference being that the sherman 75mm projectile was much longer than the projectile from the old mountain guns using a caliber of 94x92mm. for reference the later ordinance QF 95 was 94x206R but didn't have much higher of a velocity implying the propellant charge nearly doubling was used to push a much heavier projectile.

I understand, the division has some cool things about it!

Yeah I take it back haha

Yeah I do the same thing. So good for dashing forward.

There were a lot of things I should have done better here haha

It is +25% suppression

It definitely has an effect, but I dont think its backbreaking

Play vanguard and spam recon cromwells + 1 leader Cromwell + 2 Cromwell6 + crusader AA with some half track infantry alongside and push straight to the spawn at the start of the game. Use your first or second tick to buy a fighter bomber to clear out a forest if there’s one you have to get through. Any normal medium tank/AT gun pretty much dies instantly when shot at by 5 75mm and 2 94mm at the same time. Just make sure you have your infantries/halftracks in front of the tanks so they don’t get surprise bazooka, and they will also get shot at first if the enemy decides to call in a heavy giving you enough time to play with LoS and call in some AT gun. The infantry can’t really push into forests but they can hold the edge just fine, let the tanks do the work.

This is one of the cheesiest starts ever, please dont do this haha

I struggle with it too, sometimes divisions just dont match our style, thats the beauty of the game!

Oh I am definitely not that great with these divisions, thats for sure