They are also useful for reconnaissance roles as they are very fast. While Panzergrenadiers engage enemy infantry at a distance and pin them down, these Scout Cars can flank the enemy and mow them down with their MG 42. This car cannot withstand a lot of fire but is an excellent support vehicle for your Panzergrenadiers. Sd.Kfz.221 Scout Car MG Turret turns 360 degrees! The ability to transport Panzergrenadiers around the map with rapidity will be very useful as you can initiate assaults at lightning speeds. Unlike the Wehrmacht Infantry Half-track, this one has a machine-gunner attached from the beginning, which is quite useful as you can use this vehicle alone to destroy pesky engineer squads trying to capture territory. They are not very well-armored but they are fast and can carry two Panzergrenadier squads (a total of 8 men with larger squad upgrades). I consider this vehicle to be the bread-and-butter of most Panzer Elite strategies. Sd.Kfz.250 Infantry Half-track Ah Infantry Half-track… how could I ever live without you! Here are highly mobile vehicles that I use quite extensively: Interestingly enough, the historical Blitzkrieg tactics of the German Wehrmacht heavily emphasized mobility as the key war winning ingredient. As a PE player, you need to use this aspect to your full advantage. These vehicles can travel very fast and rapidly reposition themselves. However, they particularly excel at speed. Infantry Half-tracks, Scout Cars, Kettenkrads and Marder IIIs cannot survive long under heavy fire. PE units, especially vehicles tend to be lightly armored. If you want to play CoH as the PE, I have three things to say as someone moderately familiar with the faction:įor CoH veterans, this should come as no surprise. I really enjoyed it because Panzer Elite or PE happens to be my favorite faction in Company of Heroes. Last night at 3 a.m., I finally completed the Operation Market Garden Campaign – it took me nearly 3 hours.
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