So, if this bulletin gives a 4% bonus, then we now have 166.4/124.8/83.2. Puma has a penetration capability of 160/120/80.

Let’s look at another bulletin but this time for the Sd.Kfz.234/2 Puma: “Extra Punch”: Improves armour penetration by 4%… not good enough… The bulletin should provide at least a 10% improvement to ensure that it becomes worthwhile to use it in the first place. Unfortunately, this does not really lead to a noticeable change on the crew’s performance. Since it improves the reload rate by 3%, it reduces the reload time to 3.68 seconds ~ 4.17 seconds. Raketenwerfer has a reload time of 3.8 seconds ~ 4.3 seconds. “New Year’s Rockets”: Improves reload rate by 3%… that’s all?! For example, let’s look at one of the Raketenwerfer bulletins. I strongly propose that Relic improves the bonuses that each bulletin gives, thereby making them more relevant in-game. However, for veterans of CoH 2, each battle could get repetitive as there can only be so many tactics and unit combinations that players can come up with. True, each faction contains a large roster of units and there are many maps to choose from.

I find that Intel bulletins are a great way to customize your army in a game that could increasingly get repetitive. Today, I want to discuss one particular aspect of CoH 2 that I have always found to be wanting: Intel Bulletins. Nevertheless, I have been playing Company of Heroes 2, Men of War Assault Squad 2, Warcraft III, and Rome 2 Total War regularly so I am not completely out of touch 😉 Having graduated from college, I now work full-time and things have been rather hectic lately. It has been several months since I posted my last article here.

Company of heroes 2 review 2018