We should have a stack to give away here at PC Invasion later in the week, so keep your reconnaissance planes in our skies. It’ll be possible to find out for yourself, ahead of the 3 September release, by snagging a Steam key for the British Forces Limited Free Trial. Time, and a great deal of live testing, will tell whether they have a massive weakness, an over-powered strategy, or are, to put it in Relic’s preferred parlance, already quite tickety-boo. Company of Heroes 2: The British Forces is the new standalone multiplayer release in this esteemed World War II RTS franchise. Though the Hammer/Anvil choice is a specific either-or on the Company Command Post, it’s still possible to juggle the two with army composition. March 1857, The Native Infantry disbanded after Mangal Pandey injures 2 British soldiers. Pre-release, the British feel like a strong addition, whose Hammer or Anvil tactics permeate the majority of the unit and commander choices. Sepoys of the 19th Native Infantry refused to use rifles. For those who do think this might be the time to take the title up, the ‘à la carte’ style in which individual factions can be purchased as cheaper, stand-alone gateways to multiplayer remains a smart idea. We hope this will prove to be a useful reference.

This guide differs from past Unit Guides and the relic unit guide, by going into more detail on the units and abilities that are available to this faction. At this stage of the game’s life, most will probably already know whether they wish to pick up another Company of Heroes 2 faction or not. Welcome to the comprehensive Unit Guide for Company Of Heroes 2: The British Forces.

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