The Western Front Armies add-on was released on June 24, 2014. The computer game was developed by Relic Entertainment until the bankruptcy of the original publisher THQ and is distributed by Sega since June 25, 2013. Like its predecessor, the game is set in World War II, but this time with a focus on the Eastern Front during the German-Soviet War. I don't claim to be an expert on the game, and I'm probably doing something wrong with the UKF Infantry, since Royal Engineers are almost virtually the only ones I use and rely on since they create alot of the endgame defenses for the faction, even with the retreat point placements effectively serving as armouries to flesh out the infantry roles, by the time I see their use, it seems easier to cannibalize enemy weaponry for myself.Company of Heroes 2: The British Forces (2015)Ĭompany of Heroes 2 is the successor to the 2006 real-time strategy video game Company of Heroes. I recently got the UKF and now have all the factions in the game, from what I've seen british Infantry have a reasonable core infantry, but without the royal engineers their mortar capability are virtually none, and outside of the initial anti-tank gun, basically have the role of creeping defense behind a more aggressive ally, or in a 1v1, armoured assaults supplemented with core infantry and retreat point placements, their armour is surprisingly strong however, fireflies in tandem with cromwells help them outmanouveur (definitely spelt that wrong) and destroy the generally dominant Axis machinery, late game I often seem to forgo the basic infantry section and use the royal engineers doctrine extensively to give them vickers machine guns, then merely capture enemy tech as i advance, since the British infantry section has incredibly limited (at least for me) use against the later game emphasis on armour, outside of sandbag digging or trenches. Doctrinal Or Non-Doctrinal Respectively, Not any one unit in particular, but which faction can wield the best composition of infantry or armour, and not just raw power but their versatility and flexibility too
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