company of heroes: opposing fronts cheats

A few elements we'll be adding are different 'personalities' for the AI, as well as various improvements to make sure that at all skill levels, the AI remains competitive and fun.

Josh Mosqueira: Since CoH shipped we have been gathering data and making tweaks to our AI system. GameSpy: So what kind of tweaks have you made to the AI then? We want our vehicles to look and move as well as our infantry squads do.

Where we have spent time is improving our vehicle and squad AI.

Josh Mosqueira: Aside from a few tweaks to improve performance, the physics engine remains the same from CoH. GameSpy: Have you upgraded the game's physics engine at all? Whether you play as the new Brits or the new Panzer Elite, you'll get some fantastic eye candy in your battles Not just from the point of view that it offered fantastic mission opportunities - brutal city fighting, massive tank battles - but it also allowed us to focus on the British, Canadian and Commonwealth troops that played such an important role. The Commonwealth's push from D-Day into Caen is one of the key moments for the Battle of Normandy and we wanted to tell that story. Josh Mosqueira: So when we were nearing the end of CoH and we started thinking of what's next, we wanted to explore campaigns that do not get a lot of coverage. GameSpy: Why did you choose the liberation of Caen as the campaign? Will we be seeing some lesser-known WWII battles, or are you sticking with the classics? This meant giving them lots of vehicles, and plenty of options to use them to fight a mobile war. They are fast and hard hitting, but cannot last for long. This is why we gave the British the most number of defensive options, from Slit Trenches that allow British squads to create cover, to AT, MG, and AA emplacements.įor the Panzer Elite we wanted an army that lived up to the term Blitzkrieg and they really epitomize 'lighting war'. Josh Mosqueira: The British were not known for their speed, but for their dogged perseverance, and this makes them a great defensive army. GameSpy: Can you briefly describe just what each army's strategic bias is? Do they each have a theme? We visited a number of local Regimental museums and it helped that I spent eight years in the Canadian Armed Forces to get the British (and Commonwealth) research right. We really wanted to capture not just the character, but also the strategic nature of the British and the Panzer Elite.

Josh Mosqueira: We did a significant amount of research for both new armies. GameSpy: In designing each of these sides, how much did you take from their historical inspiration when designing their strategic bias?

Company of heroes: opposing fronts cheats