. Two New Armies: Play as the British 2nd Army or German Panzer Elite, each with devastating command trees options and unit upgrades. Two Full Campaigns: Command the British 2nd Army to liberate the key strategic position of Caen, France. Control the German Panzer Elite to repel the Allied airborne invasion in Operation Market Garden. Real War, Real Battlefields, Real War Enhanced: Mission Persistence, Dynamic Weather Effects, Enhanced Vehicle Tactics and more deliver a new level of realism and all new battlefield tactics.

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All new Multiplayer Options: Combine Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts with the original Company of Heroes for a total of four playable armies online. Join British artillery with American armor to dominate the 3rd Reich or utilize Wehrmacht and Panzer Elite blitzkrieg tactics to annihilate the Allied invasion. DirectX 10 Support provides the most realistic RTS experience available with enhanced lighting and incredible terrain detail.

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1.1 General Information 1.1.1 What is Company of Heroes? (0 comments) Company of Heroes is a Real Time Strategy (RTS) game set in World War II that follow the men of Able Company as they fight the Axis forces through Europe.

It features realistic graphics, advanced AI, deformable terrain and destructible buildings powered by the Essence Engine. Back to Top Source: Company of Heroes Official Website 1.1.2 Who is the developer behind Company of Heroes?

(0 comments) Company of Heroes is being developed by Relic Entertainment, and published by THQ Inc. Relic is well known for their work on RTS games, including Homeworld, Homeworld 2, and Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War.

Back to Top Source: Company of Heroes Official Website 1.1.3 What platforms is it available for? (0 comments) Company of Heroes is available for the PC (on either PC-ROM or DVD-ROM), and will be available for wireless devices in October 2006. Back to Top 1.1.4 When was Company of Heroes released?

(4 comments) The game was released on September 11, 2006 for North American audiences. A European release occurred on September 29th. Back to Top Source: Planet Company of Heroes CoH Release Countdown 1.1.5 Where can I find the game’s official website?

(0 comments) The official Company of Heroes site is located here. Back to Top 1.1.6 What is Company of Heroes rated? (0 comments) Company of Heroes is rated 'M' for Mature. Back to Top Source: Tranj @ Planet Company of Heroes Forums 1.1.7 Will we see Company of Heroes on consoles? (0 comments) No.

While THQ and Relic have both stated that they've been looking into bringing RTS games onto consoles, THQ has recently announced that Company of Heroes will not make the transition, although they declined to give any reasons as to why not. Back to Top Source: IGN news piece. 1.1.8 What does the Collector's Edition contain? (2 comments) In addition to recieving the game on DVD, you also get the following goodies: 'Collector's Edition includes an exclusive D-Day map detailing the Able Company's battles across France, a paratrooper's survival guide, authentic vehicle identification quiz cards and a behind-the-scenes interactive DVD, all in a steelbook case' Back to Top 1.1.9 Will there be a follow-up? (0 comments) Yes! It's called Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts.

Check it out!Back to Top 1.1.11 I've lost my Company of Heroes/Opposing Fronts CD-key! (0 comments) Contact THQ Support for assistance. They can be contacted via this website, or you can contact them using the details found here. If for some reason you have not registered your CD-key with a Relic Online account, THQ will not be able to recover it, and you may be forced to purchase another key for a small fee. Back to Top 1.1.12 I have both Company of Heroes and Opposing Fronts. What product should I install first?

(0 comments) Install Opposing Fronts first. From there, use the Add Product option in the in-game log in screen and add your Company of Heroes CD-key to fully unlock all Company of Heroes content. Back to Top 1.2 Gameplay 1.2.1 What factions are in the game? (2 comments) In the single player campaign, you will be able to play as the Allies. In the multiplayer modes, you will be able to select either Axis or Allies. Back to Top 1.2.2 What resources are found in the game? (1 comment) The three resources found in the game are Manpower, Munitions, and Fuel.

Manpower allows for building squads, Munitions is used for purchasing upgrades and using abilities, while Fuel is important for unlocking technology and building vehicles. Back to Top Source: GameSpy Company of Heroes Preview 1.2.3 What do sector control points do?

(1 comment) A sectors control points allow you to take control of a sector, which in turn allows you to receive more Manpower, Munitions, and Fuel. Benefits to securing territory also include the ability to build defenses in the territory.

There is a catch, however. Some sectors may only give you access to a specific resource, meaning sectors are of the utmost importance to maintaining a varied army. If one of your sectors is cut off from a clear connection to the rest of your sectors, it won’t generate you resources. So ensure that your sectors are secure at all times!

Back to Top Source: Tacit @Relicnews Forums 1.2.4 How do I keep my units in supply, and what advantage does that have? (1 comment) If the sector your units are fighting in is owned by you and has a connection to other sectors you control, your units are in supply. This gives you a strategic advantage, as you can now upgrade these units and allow them to perform special abilities. In addition, you may build defensive structures in these sectors. Back to Top Source: Tacit @Relicnews Forums 1.2.5 What is the tactical map? (1 comment) The tactical map is an overhead view of the battlefield that shows where the frontlines are, and who controls each sector. This helps you ensure that your units are constantly in supply.

Back to Top Source: Gamespot Pre-E3 Hands-On 1.2.6 Is there in-building battles? (2 comments) No. You can’t see the action going on inside, and that’s no fun! Back to Top 1.2.7 Can squad weapons be upgraded with special weapons? (0 comments) Yes, you will be able to upgrade the weaponry utilized by your units as your technology improves. Back to Top Source: Tacit @Relicnews Forums 1.2.8 Can units recieve experience? (0 comments) Yes.

Over time, your units will become elite troops through participating in and surviving battles. When an experienced unit dies, their experience is redistributed back into their squad. Back to Top Source: Gamespot Pre-E3 Hands-On 1.2.9 Is there hand to hand combat? (5 comments) Nope. It's all about the guns!

Source: Tranj @Relicnews Forums 1.2.10 Is it possible to garrison troops inside buildings? (0 comments) Yes, but be careful; if the building is destroyed, troops inside and near it will be injured. Back to Top Source: Gamespot Designer Diary #2 1.2.11 Is it be possible to suppress enemy troops with heavy fire?

(0 comments) Yes. Use strategy when commanding your troops to get the upper hand in battle! Weapons like machine guns are especially good at suppressing enemy troops. Back to Top Source: IGN's Company of Heroes Preview 1.2.12 Do effects such as smoke affect whether or not a unit can be fired? (2 comments) Yes. Anything that can affect vision can be used to your advantage.

Or if you're not careful, your disadvantage. Back to Top Source: Gamespot Exclusive First Look 1.2.13 Does the advanced AI used help reduce micromanagement? (0 comments) Yes. You don’t need to “baby sit” your units, they’ll already know the best position to take, allowing them to execute real infantry tactics during battles on their own initiative. Back to Top Source: Company of Heroes Official Website 1.2.14 Can I build bases? (1 comment) Yes, you can build bases, but don’t expect to build massive installations! Using engineers (Allies) or Pioneers (Axis), you are able to build small frontline buildings as well, including light armor, heavy armor, and barracks.

If you upgrade garrisoned buildings into either barracks or factories, you can build units there too. Back to Top Source: Gamespot Pre-E3 Hands-On 1.2.15 What is this “unique team-based” mode? (1 comment) Relic is working to create a strong team-oriented experience. Gone of the days are targeting one player and taking them out, Company of Heroes introduces a 'live together, die together' mode of co-op play.

When playing in a team co-op game, players will continue to respawn after their death until the opposing team wipes out all of the players or completes the mission objectives. Back to Top Source: Gamespot Pre-E3 Hands-On 1.2.16 What are “Commander Trees”?

(0 comments) Commander Trees are an addition to the tech tree that allows you to specialize your army. They’re used to complement your playing style, allowing you to either concentrate on a specific specialization, such as troops or vehicles, or allow you to create a well-rounded force.

Back to Top Source: BoomTown E3 2006 Impressions 1.2.17 So how do these “advanced physics” affect gameplay? (0 comments) Your units now take full advantage of their environment. Blast a hole in a building or wall, and they’ll use it to their advantage. The battlefield is constantly changing, and so will the tactics your troops utilize!

Back to Top Source: Gamespot Designer Diary #2 1.2.18 Is there a skirmish mode? (0 comments) Yes! In skirmish mode, you will be able to play several different gameplay modes against the AI as either the Allies or Axis.

Back to Top Source: Tranj @Relicnews Forums 1.2.19 Can I pick up weapons from the fallen? (2 comments) Yes, any special weapon that is dropped by fallen soldiers can be picked up by either side. Back to Top Source: Tranj @Relicnews Forums 1.2.20 Is there a fog of war? (0 comments) Yes.

Back to Top Source: Middle Earth Vault's E3 2006 Stage Demo Video 1.2.21 Do units have context sensitive chatter? (1 comment) Yes! Units have a massive amount of context sensitive chatter, so you can expect a realistic feel from your troops and they communicate with other members of their squad. Back to Top Source: Tranj @Relicnews Forums 1.2.22 Do the Axis speak German in-game? (0 comments) In the single player campaign Axis troops will speak German, but they speak English with a German accent in the multiplayer mode. Back to Top Source: Tranj @ Relicnews Forums 1.2.23 What do medics do?

(0 comments) Medics will rush out into the battlefield and grab injured infantry, bringing them back to their medical structure. Once it has enough infantry (6 for the Allies, 5 for the Axis), it deploys a basic infantry squad (Riflemen for the Allies, Grenadier Squads for the Axis) to the battlefield. Units will not automatically fire at medics, but can be told to do so through a direct order to attack. Back to Top 1.3 Opposing Fronts 1.3.1 So what is Opposing Fronts? (0 comments) The follow-up to Company of Heroes, CoH: Opposing Fronts is a stand-alone title that follows the German Panzer Elite division as they fight through the epic Operation Market Garden, and the British 2nd Army as they're forced to fight an intense battle for Caen, France.

It'll contain new sides, doctrines, units, maps, game modes, and much, much more. Opposing Fronts is a stand-alone title and does not require the original Company of Heroes title to play. Back to Top 1.3.2 Does CoH: Opposing Fronts require the original Company of Heroes? (0 comments) No. It is a stand-alone title, meaning that you don't need Company of Heroes to play it.

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But you should own Company of Heroes anyways! Back to Top 1.3.3 How many campaigns are there? (0 comments) There are two campaigns.

One follows the German Panzer Elite division through Market Garden, and the other follows the British 2nd Army as they fight for Caen, France. Back to Top 1.3.4 What is the game's release date? (0 comments) The game was released in North America on September 24th, 2007.Back to Top 1.3.5 What are the new British doctrines? (0 comments) The new British doctrines are.

Royal Canadian Artillery - Pound at your enemies with the M7 Priest and its multiple modes of fire. Also charge up a unit’s ammunition to give it added range.

Royal Commandos - Use Special Air Service units to go behind the enemy lines and wreck havoc. The Royal Commando doctrine also allows dropping light tanks into the enemy battlefield. Royal Commandos can also allow a commander to see the enemy's tech tree and build queue.

Royal Engineers - Can summon the British Churchill tank, improve emplacements, create cover for tanks, and improve mobile HQ vehicles over time. Back to Top 1.3.6 What are the new German doctrines? (0 comments) The new Axis doctrines are as follows: Scorched Earth - Powerful roadblocks, creating environmental craters. This Panzer Elite doctrine focuses on making things tough for the enemy by using the terrain to annoy and inconvenience your enemy. Luftwaffe - Fallschrimjagers, flak cannons, the Henschel Hs 129 tank buster, and an airplane armed with the deadly 75mm Panzer IV gun. Tank Hunters - Use the Jagdpanther to your advantage.

Back to Top 1.3.7 Will CoH: OF owners be able to play against people who only own the original Company of Heroes? (0 comments) Yes.

If you own only the original game, you'll be able to play online as the Americans and the Wehrmacht found in Company of Heroes. If you venture online, you'll be able to play against not only the original Axis/Allies teams, but the Opposing Fronts armies as well. However, you can not play as them. If you own only Opposing Fronts, you'll be able to play as either British or Panzer Elite, and you'll be able to play against the British, Panzer Elite, and the Axis and Allies from the original game. However, you'll only be able to play as the British or Panzer Elite. If you own both Company of Heroes and Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts, you'll be able to play as and against any of the four armies. However, mirror matching is still not allowed.

Meaning you'll still only be able to play as Axis vs Allies. Back to Top 1.3.8 How long is the Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts campaign supposed to be? (0 comments) About 15-20 hours. Back to Top 1.3.9 What is this new 'tactical sound'? (0 comments) All weapons will have their own unique and realistic sound effects. So if you're a weapons buff, you'll be able to identify each weapon by their sounds.

Back to Top 1.3.10 How long has Opposing Fronts been in development? (0 comments) Relic has been working on Opposing Fronts before the original Company of Heroes even shipped. Back to Top 1.3.11 Do weather effects have any affect on multiplayer battles? (0 comments) While players are able to choose the time of day and weather conditions when creating their game, it does no affect the actual gameplay itself.

Back to Top 1.3.12 What is mission persistence? (0 comments) Mission persistence means that objectives you completed in previous missions could affect the single player campaign later through the game. For example, if you completed the bonus objective of destroying an airbase in one mission, it is possible the enemy could have less airborne support in further missions. Back to Top 1.3.13 How do I use the vanilla Company of Heroes teams? (0 comments) When you're prompted to log into Relic Online, select 'Add Products', and input your Company of Heroes CD key. Back to Top 1.3.14 What are the Opposing Fronts system requirements?