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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Feb 6, 2024 17:00:17 GMT
 This is what happens when you're too good at melee but forgot to develop yourself. For a easy reference, he's an inf-tank hybrid with the most important tank skill for output: Armoured Assault. With Crossfire, Armoured Assault and equal maximum potential of 5*, it's a no-brainer to give him Panzer Leader, right? Too bad he has Street Fighting. I'd rather stick a Rumour on and turn him into Rommel lite.
In Warzone, he's decent. You can use him at his best - tanks - but if you've too many tank gens, throw him on an inf unit. |
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Post by stoic on Feb 6, 2024 18:06:19 GMT
Of course, is someone has 17 (or more)  generals his talents are not that impressive. But if we evaluate him as he is - a general we get for free after 3 days since starting the game - he's very good and helpful on many occasions. |
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Post by George Rudi on Feb 7, 2024 0:33:53 GMT
Of course, is someone has 17 (or more) generals his talents are not that impressive. But if we evaluate him as he is - a general we get for free after 3 days since starting the game - he's very good and helpful on many occasions. Pavlov usefulness is like free Rokko back then. When we don't need to upgrade Rokko's 6* to finish campaign until easy level modern war. |
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Post by Dorado St. Sebastian on Feb 9, 2024 1:56:35 GMT
Looks like they took him right out of the Siege of Stalingrad with crossfire, assault and street-fighting/urbanwarfare
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Post by stoic on Feb 9, 2024 2:53:10 GMT
Looks like they took him right out of the Siege of Stalingrad with crossfire, assault and street-fighting/urbanwarfare That's where we have a problem with ET's research None of the known Pavlovs got the medal of the Hero of USSR 3 times during the war. There were prominent Pavlovs with one Golden star, including Pavlov you mentioned, the Hero of Stalingrad. Yet, there were others. For example, one Pavlov (Hero of USSR too) was shot for criminal incompetence (he was made a scapegoat for early disasters of the Red Army). So, I don't think it is possible to tell with precision what Pavlov we are talking about here. The portrait I presume is of middle-aged Zhukov (who was the Hero of USSR 3 times during the war)  |
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Post by Erich von Manstein on Feb 9, 2024 9:46:19 GMT
Looks like they took him right out of the Siege of Stalingrad with crossfire, assault and street-fighting/urbanwarfare That's where we have a problem with ET's research None of the known Pavlovs got the medal of the Hero of USSR 3 times during the war. There were prominent Pavlovs with one Golden star, including Pavlov you mentioned, the Hero of Stalingrad. Yet, there were others. For example, one Pavlov (Hero of USSR too) was shot for criminal incompetence (he was made a scapegoat for early disasters of the Red Army). So, I don't think it is possible to tell with precision what Pavlov we are talking about here. The portrait I presume is of middle-aged Zhukov (who was the Hero of USSR 3 times during the war) It's likely that Pavlov executed for his incompetence. It's very funny because we nickname 3 great Soviet generals in WW2 (Zhukov, Roko, Konev) the "Troika" and 3 awful ones (Pavlov, Sokolovsky, Yeryomenko) the "3 Hearses". And in WC4 none of the "3 Hearses" are bad, even better than the likes of Govorov. |
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Post by stoic on Feb 9, 2024 12:31:04 GMT
Erich von Manstein As it was in some other ET games they face a serious dilemma as the game is in development. Namely what to do with new generals. On one hand they shouldn't be worse than existing generals (otherwise what is the point in releasing them), on the other they already used majority of "big names".
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generals his talents are not that impressive. But if we evaluate him as he is - a general we get for free after 3 days since starting the game - he's very good and helpful on many occasions. 
