ModusNex

u/ModusNex




r/CompanyOfHeroes•

Before you quit, take a good look at the map first. Is your teammate healing and about to retake the map? Very few games are actually lost at this point. The morale victory is the most common, where someone gets tilted, loses some shit and surrenders. Even if the team votes to continue this guy has signaled he quits, Conserve your forces and regroup with your team.

They may be using a powerful early game strat that will bite them later. They maybe minutes away from surrendering themselves because your teammate is wiping them. It's ok to fall back and give some ground to come and take it back later. There is a back and forth in this game and a lot of people commit to one fight and quit if t

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r/CompanyOfHeroes•

Since release people have been complaining that DAK is weaker than the others and this has lead to changes that actually make DAK weaker but easier to play. So to help everybody out I have some rules.

  1. Don't take a fight you can't win by overwhelming odds.
  2. Don't lose anything: You should aim to not lose a single model. If you lose your motorcycle or a single 250 you are fucked.
  3. Always upgrade smoke literally as fast as possible.

If you follow these 3 rules, you will win as DAK.

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