This has nothing to do with any relative intelligence, and everything to do with mastering a huge, multi-faceted resource management and tactics simulation with a complex interface and multiple tech and command trees. You are going to lose a lot of matches when you start playing Company of Heroes 2 against the AI and other human players. It will take quite a bit of practice to find a blend of resources that fits your individual strategy. As time passes and with more experience, begin to scale back the rush to production, learning just how long it takes to bring certain unit types online.įor beginning players, controlling your Manpower, Munitions, Fuel, and Unit Count can seem daunting. Though your natural inclination is likely to be conservative and hoard your precious resources, it may actually be best for new players to build units almost as fast as they can, aggressively moving forward, capturing new resource points, and experimenting with new unit types and strategies. Your Manpower, Munitions, and Fuel Resources are a delicate blend, and at the beginning of your Company of Heroes experience you’re going to be hard pressed to know what to do with them. Less obvious but perhaps even more important is the Strategic game, the number-crunching, load balancing aspect of resource management. The Tactical game is obvious, comprising the battlefield flanking and maneuvering detailed through most of this wiki guide.
These two games are interdependent, and you need to control and balance both well to achieve any regular success. There are two layers at work in Company of Heroes 2: the tactical and the strategic. I've still got a long way to go before I master every intricacy of the game, but I thought I'd share a few tips I've picked up through the school of hard knocks to save my fellow players a little time and frustration.
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