Tips and Tricks 5

July 10, 2009 Karl 10 comments

Every one has been asking for some British love, and so here they are. Afraid that this one is a bit short and less flashy than tips and tricks 4 but well…I made it quick like, don’t hate me.

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Written by Thomas about 1 year ago.

Very quick
But i´m looking for the 2on2 match (maybe mixed teams?).
If you need a novice enemy, you can take me ^^
Maybe i should play the singleplayer campaign first.
Written by Karl about 1 year ago.

I had one recorded, but I don’t know where it went to. I’ll bug my 2v2 buddy to give me a hand with it, show you how we roll.
Written by Sean P. about 1 year ago.

You played very offensively with a defensive faction, I never though of doing that. I just capture as many points as I can, or can’t, and bunker down with implacements. I tend to give the enemy too much time to build a large force, which either screws me as it takes a while for me get my guys set up, or I’m prepared, and I wipe them out…… is anyone reading this???
Written by Karl about 1 year ago.

I ready every post made on data-cube, hah. But yeah letting the enemy have the initiative allows them to ‘set the rules of the game’ or effectively makes you have to counter them, instead of the reverse. When you play as British you should use the inherent defensive nature of them as a supplement to your offensive strategy. Trenches are best used at very key locations, instead of in mass. Emplacements are best for fall back points, that allow your forces to rally and turn an offensive push. But thats not necessarily the rule of law.
Written by Liam Barnes about 1 year ago.

hi karl and friends, i was just wundering that if you know any players that are begginers that i can challenge coz i need the practise and it usually takes me ages to find a game with low levels and good connection, so yea, oh also in one of your videos you mention that your speaking to ur teamate “their attacking my base” or whatever i wanted to know how u talk coz i always have to text chat, do u need to buy some sort of headset or something. Thx
Written by Sean P. about 1 year ago.

(go to botom for short question)………that actually was my strategy, waiting to counter the enemy rather than putting pressure on them, like you did in the video. The british seem so sensitive early on, as you can only afford few units early on, if I can’t get ahold of key fuel and ammo points, I tend to kind of flounder. Isn’t it good to group up emplacements im mass to make an inpenetrable combined arms force? I mean, assuming they’re not grouped up too closely, those quarter pounders (Mcdonalds, HELL NO!) and bofer whatever anti air guns can kick the crap out of any force that isn’t able to get close enough, which is when I simply build my artillery pieces to waste their base. It’s just when those artillery pieces don’t seem to do enough damage, or when my enemy manages to catch me off guard (usually with on or off map artillery), that I realise my emplacements are not sufficient enough to win the battle, and that…….okay this message is way too long, by no means should you read this but

my short question is: in you opinion, what mix of infantry and defensive structures do you think are necessary? should tanks be a mid game or a late game unit considering their pound for pound weakness matched up against german tanks? Oh and strategy tips for churchill tanks power ups?
Written by Sean P. about 1 year ago.

…….uhh, well mr.liam, if you read back, set the time and the place
Written by Thomas about 1 year ago.

If you have ToV, then you could use the combined force of staghounds, cangeroos and commandos.
If not, just forget emplacements and go on fast tank strategy.
Written by Sean P. about 1 year ago.

hmmmmmm
Written by Luqman about 1 year ago.

The moving away from Youtube.com…I approve of this.

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