In fact, mid-game is when you'll be spending most munitions. If you have your HQ on a fuel point, put the Field Support on a munitions point. When your Field Support Truck shows up, put it on something back near your base. Press stop, and watch the green +2's get you closer to fun fancy fireworks (FFF). Brens handle most infantry with deadly efficiency. Spamming like this is scary, but not very effective unless you let it be. If they do this, you should already be building your Field support truck. They'll suppress, crawl around, and run away. Keep it behind your Tommies, fight them away from the HQ. If they DO become a problem, get a BC and get the MMG on it. Some of your enemies will throw Volks or Piospam at you. If they haven't, they've wasted nearly 600 MP, while you've been capping the map. Most will have left, it's not worth the trouble. If the enemy still has an MG/bike/sniper at your base, retreat everyone at once, and build a Tommie squad. Clean it up, and get back to capping ASAP.īy the time you start really hitting your enemy's forces, You can call in the field support truck. The sniper kills one person about as fast as you reinforce. Focus fire on the bike, kill it or scare it away. Let loose the marksman, drop the MG from shooting immediately. Your Tommies can handle mostly anything they'll camp you with. They probably have an MG, a bike, G43's, a sniper, etc. If you do that, your enemy has that squad killed. Sometimes, you'll be forced to retreat a squad. If you end up facing an enemy, and can finish capping a point, or uncapping, do it. Go for strategic points, they're quick to cap, and great for cutting off additional resources. Don't wait for it to arrive, just disappear. Pios can't put up much of a fight, scare them off. This is when you're hard to beat back, and when you'll set the tone for the game. Watch your resources and make sure the support truck is on the way as soon as possible if this happens. Punch yourself in the face again if you've already lost your LT. An HMG can't hold off three squads, only two. If you get this tommy squad caught at your base under HMG/Sniper fire, you can call your other units back. Don't blame your enemy, you can keep him alive. If he dies, you may as well punch yourself in the face. Shortly after you're set up, you'll have three Tommie squads and a LT spread all across the map. Manpower is more important than fuel or munitions, don't worry about it. When you get to your new base, set up, you should be able to build more Tommies. Just remember that if he comes out under fire, he's most likely going to die. If you think that your enemy isn't coming for your target base, do it at home. Either before or after is fine, but remember, your whole tech tree, and your Tommies depend on that guy. Tommies have balls, don't sell them short.Īs soon as you're set down, and probably before you move, you can build an LT. You can take down a bike with the loss of one man. If you face someone who is mobile, pull back.
Most of what your enemy will throw at you won't be as mobile as you are. It's very important to always be capping. Map control is key, and that site won't be able to be uncapped with a big truck sitting there glaring at the MGs drawing pictures in the dirt.
They can't hurt you, don't waste your men. MG's, snipers, and bikes won't hurt your HQ - don't babysit it. Do the same for the Recon squad, once your HQ is set up. Queue up capping order, and just keep an eye on them in the map. Before you move your truck, always build support forces. To be the most prepared, SPREAD OUT YOUR FORCES. PE will come with G43's, Wehr will come with MG's and snipers.
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