Mobility and flexibility are the name of the game when playing as the US you start each match with your entire base already established and must call in different officers in order to gain access to the units these buildings can produce. The OKW are built around mobile base structures and a variety of specialized vehicles supported by infantry. The US focuses on cheap, versatile infantry, no building costs or base building and light to mid tier vehicles which play more of a supporting role. Both of the new factions feel fairly unique from anything we have seen in the series so far. Having played both of the new factions for a significant period of time, I can safely say that this is not the case. In this way it can avoid crazy amounts of unit spam and force the player to keep these units alive in order to vet them up to make them far more effective.When I first heard about the expansion, I expected the new armies to basically mirror those found in the first Company of Heroes, which saw the US and Germans facing off in Western Europe.
Thats why i suggested that they could simply make volkgrens cost more since the doctrine would be based around using volkstrumm because there are so few volkgrens available to throw into the conflict.
In terms of using them as a osttruppen based type unit, it would be hard to do since Volkgrens are so cheap and to go any lower then the osttruppen 200 mp cost would just not work. So them being in the game can work and the mechanics behind them can just be similar to partisans since there just a rag tag group of young boys and older men defending their country as best as they could with whatever they had. In order to address this problem they implemented the volksstrum using whoever they could get there hands on. Originally posted by Ghost rider:might work but i don´t see how? well germany in case of OKW was the late war germany, so most of the fighting men were spent on other fronts.
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