company of heroes 2: ardennes single player review

Sometimes, there are two main objectives in the briefing but only one in the battle. You absolutely don't know what you are talking about.Ībout the objectives: sometimes you don't have any supply from owning flags, you have to take objectives to get some (this depends on the company type). But right now it's a great price, actually, during this current sale. TL DR - Ardennes Assault is a pretty solid campaign, and its main weakness was always the excessive price. So I reinforced right before the last mission, only to then see that if I had saved the requisition, I would have actually scored many more points. it wasn't clear the first time that saved up requisition would be all that worthwhile, and I had figured keeping your companies as close to 100 men as possible would be one of the bigger scoring issues.

* The only unclear thing about the AA campaign, for me, was the scoring. but I sort of feel like you could save during them anyways. So common sense would dictate that you always save between battles if you can't do it during. I might be wrong on this, but if so, I know for a fact that you could save between battles any time you wanted. * I don't remember at the moment, but I thought you could save the campaign during battles themselves, actually.

And the campaign design is actually pretty solid. * 'Highly broken path' is referring to what exactly? You have a set number of battles to play through, and between them you have just a sort of simple meta-campaign of figuring out how to prrevent reinforcements from losing battles escaping to other battle-sites. And there are always guides people have written to clear things up, as well as just using Google is something is ever really that hard to decypher. * The mechanics for reinforcement are, again, pretty clear. But really, the campaign holds your hand a bit much through the first 3 missions or so (4 if you include the tutorial mission). The only real complaint I would have is that sometimes a timer wasn't given to indicate when supply trucks you needed to destroy would begin leaving the area (that said, once they began leaving I think a timer did pop up to show how long until the next truck would start pulling out). * I found most objectives to be pretty straight-forward, actually. So, did you play on Hard right away? Because if you play it on Easy, the AI is certainly not cheating. Like Civilization games, or most FPS games. * AI cheats in most games when you play above a certain level. $40 for just a single-player campaign was way too expensive.īut during this sale, it's actually a pretty good deal. Ardennes Assault's main issue has always been the price.

Company of heroes 2: ardennes single player review