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You can't rest now, there are vietcong nearby

Shall we gather for Whiskey and Cigars tonight?

Rats! Rats!

We are the rats!

Celebrating yet another birthday bash!

MICHAEL! It's your birthday today!

Cake n Ice cream is on its way!

MICHAEL! Such a good boy this year!

Open up your gifts while we all cheer!

How to win games with this guy:

Step 1: play on maps with buildings near VPs/fuel points

Step 2: Drop a forward HQ on said building

Step 3: Keep your guys near that HQ, reinforce your guys as needed.

Step 4: YOU MAY HAVE MEN, BUT I HAVE MORE MEN.

For real, this commander is really good if you catch them off guard. The ability to have an early game reinforcement point is really good for locking down important points, and that boosts your chance of winning a match by a large margin.

The forward HQ also have medics, so you can skip the medic upgrade. For the M45 AT gun, it's a cheap call in that is good for killing enemy LTs and scout cars, most importantly it's spammable.

This guy, as of this review, also have shock troops and KV-2. All of which are good anti-infantry measures as well.

Best poaching simulator, now your friends can help you illegally collect plants, trees and animals!

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The only commander that can effectively counter Panther spams without spamming M36 Jacksons.

Some changes to this commander since its release, but still has the same energy.

Basically... You play this commander if you wanna pull of an EPIC DECOY FLARE PRANKT!!!

I&R Memefinders are pretty good, you can call down arty strikes or fake it without having to wait for a major, now that's a cool meme.

Greyhounds, these guys are really, REALLY good vs weapon crews like mortars and MGs, they're also fast and are classed as a light vehicle, so you can use RAID tactics to quickly breakthrough the enemy lines OR to cut off their supply lines.

Airdropped Combat Group, well, these they're basically airborne company but with an AT gun dropped alongside them, pretty good if you want instant anti-armour support, just be sure to drop them in a safe spot.

Cluster Mines, good ♥♥♥♥!

Overall... PRANKT/10, would decoy flare again.

Perhaps I treated you too harshly

I love the players and the casual interactions, but I don't like the devs.

I stopped playing the game for two years, since 2019, came back in 2021 and MANY of the game's original problems still plagues the community.

Shadow dancing was never nerfed to begin with, alts and spies running rampant, minimum player respawn time is a joke, sometimes it takes 30 seconds for you spawn in.

In one of their blog posts, they said they wanted to revamp logistics so it's not just "players pushing buttons and watch the timers tick down". Guess what? 2 years since they've made that blog post, logistics is still a long grind where you push buttons and watch the timer tick down. Makes me respect the logi players that are still committed, but I couldn't bring myself to do it. Everything else besides the fighting feels like a chore, and everything you've built will only last as long as you have garrison supplies, which you have to constantly replenish which feeds into the loop of a constant major grind, or
when someone decides to blow it up, in which case you'll have to rebuild it again.

I know the game rewards you for playing as a collective, but do you realize that 75% of the game is you standing around doing nothing. Why does it take so long to assemble things, why does it take so long to grab a grenade out of the stockpile without using trucks? Why does it take actual, IRL time for concrete to dry? Why do you take away our time like that?

I know it promotes realism and all that, but it shouldn't take THAT long to complete a task, in a GAME! For crying out loud, imagine you're a construction worker trying to relax after a day of work and you get into this game trying to build stuff that takes ages to complete, unpaid and only for it to last til somebody blow it up with artillery.

It's like the devs are artificially making wars longer or something, really makes you wonder who designed this?