Company of Heroes 3

P2W business model needs to ♥♥♥♥ right off. Dodged a bullet)

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After 133 hours of gameplay, I can confidently say I've gotten my money's worth and experienced most of what the game has to offer as a casual RTS player. I generally only play one to two hours a day. While I've enjoyed many aspects of the game, I wouldn't recommend it to most of my friends in its current state. Pros: - The graphics are fantastic. Watching infantry engage each other, artillery land, and tanks roll onto the battlefield feels immersive and cinematic. - The sound design is one of the game's strongest points. Voice acting, explosions, weapon sounds, and ambient battlefield audio do a great job of making engagements feel impactful. - I really like the concept of Battle Groups and how they can change your playstyle depending on the situation. - The campaign progression system felt rewarding. Unlocking unique perks for each Battle Group gave me a sense of growth and experimentation. - 4v4 multiplayer is surprisingly fun as a casual player. Holding a lane, assisting teammates, and disrupting enemy resource points creates some memorable moments. Cons: - After 133 hours, I've only accumulated roughly 8,000 Merit, while unlocking a single Battle Group requires 15,000. For casual players, that's an enormous time investment unless you're willing to spend an additional $20-40 on DLC. I personally feel there should be more opportunities to earn Merit or alternative ways to unlock Battle Groups through gameplay. - Light tanks, particularly the Stuart, take a long time to clear infantry garrisoned inside buildings. In several matches, I felt punished for making what I thought was the correct counterplay because of the amount of time and resources required to remove a single defensive position. Personally, I would like to see the time required reduced so that light tanks feel like a more reliable answer to entrenched infantry. - Some of the larger maps feel like they take 3-5 business days for my units to get back into the fight. Losing an engagement often means spending a significant amount of time simply repositioning your army before you can make meaningful decisions again. - Infantry blobbing isn't enjoyable for me personally. One of the reasons I enjoy RTS games is positioning, cover usage, and tactical decision-making. When large infantry blobs become the most effective strategy, the gameplay starts to feel more like a MOBA than a traditional RTS experience. How it affected my Experience - I feel discouraged from experimenting with new Battle Groups because of the time investment required to unlock them. - I feel limited to playing the same three Battle Groups repeatedly because unlocking additional content takes such a long time. - Multiplayer progression feels lacking for me personally. Outside of improving my own skill level, there isn't much that keeps me feeling rewarded or working toward something meaningful as a casual player. - I feel that some multiplayer matches gradually shift away from the tactical RTS experience I enjoy and become more focused on infantry blobs and meta strategies, which makes the game feel more MOBA-like to me. Who Might Enjoy this game: - Players who enjoy investing hundreds of hours into mastering a single RTS. - Players who enjoy long-term progression and grinding unlocks. - Players who like learning and adapting to the current multiplayer meta. - Competitive RTS players who don't mind spending additional money on DLC Battle Groups. Overall, Company of Heroes 3 has a lot going for it. The visuals, sound design, campaign progression, and large-scale 4v4 battles are genuinely enjoyable. I don't regret the 133 hours I've put into the game, and I've certainly gotten my money's worth. However, as a casual RTS player, the grind for unlockables, pacing issues on larger maps, and multiplayer gameplay trends make it difficult for me to recommend to most of my friends. If you're a hardcore RTS fan who enjoys investing significant time into mastering the game and its meta, you'll probably have a great time. If you're a more casual player looking for steady progression and gameplay variety, your experience may be very different.

Cashgrab aaah game

Leider nein. Ich hab's seit der Beta gezockt, aber leider hat sich das Spiel in die falsche Richtung entwickelt. Mittlerweile ist es auch ziemlich leer. alle Teile viel gespielt... + Total War map - Am meisten stört mich das Denglisch der deutschen Einheiten furchtbar!!!! - sehr Arcade lastig - wenig Maps leider auch nicht die alten als den beiden letzten teile nur nachgebaut... - Gefühlt ist viel Entwicklungszeit in kaufbare Inhalte statt ins eigentliche Spiel geflossen... - Balance Strategie - Mapbuilder ist auch unbrauchbar...

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If you want an RTS game that has no sense of balancing, mechanics that seem to be conjured up by someone who's never played an RTS before, the worst graphics in the series to date, an absolutely disgusting business model, a progressively worse experience with every update and getting annhilated by anyone who has spent more money, then this game is for you!