Hey guys, so I know a lot of us have features or mechanics that we want to see in the game. So I wanted to hear some of them and discuss them between us. Every idea is valid so don't feel be afraid to post it. I hope to not see anyone bashing anyone else's idea this should all be in good fun. Anyways as you guys can probably guess due to my previous post I would really love to see super heavy tanks added in. What would you like to see in game and why do you think it should be added?
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Ah yes, tired men who had seen all their friends die. They make the best soldiers....Pablo22510 wrote:
Many Eastern Front vets were also there.
And? The losses outweighed the victory, especially since Crete was relatively useless.Pablo22510 wrote:
Crete was a Pyrrhic victory, yes, bu they still bloody took it.
Quasi-duck wrote:
Ah yes, tired men who had seen all their friends die. They make the best soldiers....Pablo22510 wrote:
Many Eastern Front vets were also there.And? The losses outweighed the victory, especially since Crete was relatively useless.Pablo22510 wrote:
Crete was a Pyrrhic victory, yes, bu they still bloody took it.
The Soviets, Americans, and British all used different tactics.Pablo22510 wrote:
Men who'd survived through the toughest of combat and knew how to fight the enemy.
That is like saying the Gloster Meteor would've been effective if deployed to frontlines. It could be true, but we have no way of knowing if it would be true.Pablo22510 wrote:
Well, its airbases could've been very important if the Germans had used them.
Yes, but as you yourself put it, the Sovs fight harder, so veterans would have found it easier. Plus, there was an elite SS Panzer division hanging around.Quasi-duck wrote:
The Soviets, Americans, and British all used different tactics.
Ever heard of a thing called shell-shock? Also known as PTSD.Pablo22510 wrote:
the Sovs fight harder, so veterans would have found it easier.
Ah yes, I talked about them earlier! The 12th Armoured, no? Most "men" were recruited from the Hitler Youth, don't'cha know. Wasn't called the 12th SS Panzer Division Hitlerjugend for nothing, eh?Pablo22510 wrote:
Plus, there was an elite SS Panzer division hanging around.
Quasi-duck wrote:
Ever heard of a thing called shell-shock? Also known as PTSD.Pablo22510 wrote:
the Sovs fight harder, so veterans would have found it easier.Ah yes, I talked about them earlier! The 12th Armoured, no? Most "men" were recruited from the Hitler Youth, don't'cha know. Wasn't called the 12th SS Panzer Division Hitlerjugend for nothing, eh?Pablo22510 wrote:
Plus, there was an elite SS Panzer division hanging around.
Pablo22510 wrote:
Yes, but PTSD sufferers would not have been allowed to fight. I read that in a book.
Yes, what about it? Was at Normandy, Wikipedia has no notable comments on its service there.Pablo22510 wrote:
Heard of the 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2nd_SS_Panzer_Division_Das_Reich
Quasi-duck wrote:
Pablo22510 wrote:
Yes, but PTSD sufferers would not have been allowed to fight. I read that in a book.Yes, what about it? Was at Normandy, Wikipedia has no notable comments on its service there.Pablo22510 wrote:
Heard of the 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2nd_SS_Panzer_Division_Das_Reich
Anybody can write a book, doesn't make it true. PTSD sufferers did serve.Pablo22510 wrote:
Don't know what you mean by this.
It would not have made much of a difference. They cannot defend the whole length of the Seine adequately, especially if the Allies just moved along it.Pablo22510 wrote:
Counterattacked in the bocage. Instead of defending the Seine line, which was what Rommel proposed. Another proof of Hitler's stupidity.
Could've defended along the Seine-Rhone line, with the Jura mountains covering the gap.
Go around, or follow through the plan to attack the south of France through the Med. Although I think this was actually carried out.Pablo22510 wrote:
Could've defended along the Seine-Rhone line, with the Jura mountains covering the gap.
Quasi-duck wrote:
Go around, or follow through the plan to attack the south of France through the Med. Although I think this was actually carried out.
Ah sure, there is Germany. And the south-west of France invade by sea. Albeit the latter would be hella messy.Pablo22510 wrote:
Can't really go around.
Why?Pablo22510 wrote:
but would've been stopped if it wasn't for Hitler.
Quasi-duck wrote:
Ah sure, there is Germany. And the south-west of France invade by sea. Albeit the latter would be hella messy.Pablo22510 wrote:
Can't really go around.Why?Pablo22510 wrote:
but would've been stopped if it wasn't for Hitler.
Nope, I mean march into it.Pablo22510 wrote:
Yeah, well, disembarking in Germany is kinda hard.
The Germans did withdraw.Pablo22510 wrote:
'Cos he was stupid and told them not to retreat. I think a big army was surrounded there.
Whatevs.Quasi-duck wrote:
Nope, I mean march into it.Pablo22510 wrote:
Yeah, well, disembarking in Germany is kinda hard.The Germans did withdraw.Pablo22510 wrote:
'Cos he was stupid and told them not to retreat. I think a big army was surrounded there.
I win by default!
Soldiers surrendering would be a cool feature, will never be implemented though
This is true fact! Nobody had dug deep enough to find out, but the earth is a miniature Dyson sphere! It must be true, I read it in a book.Quasi-duck wrote:
Pablo22510 wrote:
Yes, but PTSD sufferers would not have been allowed to fight. I read that in a book.
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