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I got CoH back in 2006 and it was breathtaking at this time. MP was fairly long really unbalanced due to some facts (Calliope, AT Paratroopers etc). If I compare CoH2 and its predecessor it's nearly the same situation as in 2007 except the fact that the community has changed drastically within the last 7 years. I like CoH2, its a fairly solid game with potential if we the community ever get the chance to create mods for this game.
WIth most of these ppl its either the best game eva or a piece of sh*t.
No place for objectivity on the internet, and steam users are one of the worst lol.
Also i believe there should be infantry skins.
Or, you know, different people have different preferences.
It's not as if this game is identical to COH1.
I think this game is good, don't get me wrong, but I can sympathize with the people who have legitimite complaints.
Game could use more units or factions, though.
- The simplification and commercialisation of CoH2 content (for example, making commander abilities and skins totally modular and releasing new permutations as paid DLC).
- Inexplicably low performance (likely a result of the new Truesight system, which was initially pioneered by a CoH1 modder but never implemented because of its huge impact upon performance).
- The campaign; not deserving of the hate it gets but still bland and blatantly stereotypical.
- Coldtech (and especially blizzards), which many people consider a hindrance rather than a useful gameplay mechanic. This one's more a matter of personal preference.
All that and it doesn't really offer much that the original CoH doesn't already. It seems like whatever innovation Relic had was expended on the wrong parts of the game. :/
Ah nuts you beat me to the punchline. Basically agree with most of these points with a few things to add.
DLC- People would be happy to play a game that reflected its cost, and yet for being a reasonably expensive game, we're still asked to pay for more for extra content. Either charge less for the base game or release a game with enough features and charge accordingly. Don't rip us off twice.
Low performance, aye. I do want to say that there are some improvements here, in that some particle effects look improved, smoke, fire snow etc. Basically though the game looks the same if not worse than CoH, and runs terribly. Have heard around the forums that AA is to blame here, and that this is the main cause of bad performance, can't seem to find the original thread though, but will keep looking.
To it's credit, the game has added some decent features like the Theatre of War, which gives some good extra scenarios to play outside of the campaign (course it's all DLC but I digress). Personally though, having preordered the game and another friend who got it in beta, we're getting charged current prices for a game thats comparable to something released 5 years ago, with barely any new developments to show for it.
Of course, I'm biased because I've been a fan of the franchise for years. They're great games, but if we're not critical of all the flaws in the design then things are going to stay the way they are. Which currently, is pretty ♥♥♥♥♥.