StarCraft had (and still has) a lot of fun custom maps and missions. I hope they add a good enough mission editor (and perhaps an easy-to-use high level map editor, perhaps tile-based for more accessibility) to the PvE part of the game. The workshop is quite powerful but it obviously can’t compete with the lower level modding systems of some older games. I tried a few custom game modes that were fun. A more detailed low level modding system would be used by even less people. That feature is probably used only by a few players because most don’t have the skills, the time and the patience to master it. And it probably doesn’t generate any profit. I’m surprised that something like the workshop exists in the game considering the amount of work needed to add something like it. Their logic and reasoning is simple: what’s in it for them? Why would they invest in implementing a very detailed modding system instead spending those resources on something else that has higher potential to generate money in the future? Guides: Official Beginners Guide - Steam guides - COH2.Blizzard’s apparent hatred for actual logic and reasoning Replay Files: How to Watch CoH3 Replay Files - How to Watch CoH3 Replays Without FOW.Beginner's Guide to CoH3 Skirmish/Multiplayer (1) (2).Official CoH3 Bootcamp Series: Beginner Guide, Intermediate Guide, Advanced Guide.Also be respectful and maintain reddiquette with regards to voting. Keep game related historical debates military in nature. Only link your own content if you're a participating member of the community. Any memes or 'reaction' posts must either feature game content and/or a decent level of creative input referring to the game - example. either use a flair tag or mention it in the title. Tag which game in the series you are talking about. Company of Heroes is a highly acclaimed real-time strategy series it uses tactical gameplay and engaging aesthetics to create dramatic Second World War battlefields.Ĭome here for the latest news and conversations about all games in the series.
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