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"Scorched Earth" is a working title for a CoH2 mod. It will be an attempt to add historical authenticity and realism to Company of Heroes 2.
Grenadiers, Summer
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German Grenadier Infantry, wearing the much more common fieldgrey uniform.
nICE LOVE the skins... the vanila ones are so ugly..
Wow sweet at last the game can be modd
not really - there's only parts that you can mod right now. Nothing major. Once modding capabilities do come out (sometime in the future), this mod will get going.
Do you think that they will allow us to Mod? I mean the reskins alone could get in the way of their ******** 'DLC' stuff. I hope they do, this mod is somthing i've waited for since COH1
today we got modding on this game... so i guess its the future?
Can't wait for dev to be enabled so I can use these beauties again.
please dont change this skin, this one is great
man whoever made the new COH2 german helmets musta been retarded
Please make this Skins too !
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the modding has begun!!!!
I should think that many a German soldier would be still wearing jackboots as late as early '44. Many of them tried to take care of and hold onto their boots as long as possible and they hated the low boots. Many even took captured Russian boots which were not so different at all in looks.
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this mod is still alive?
sort of. I sont have time to mod because of RL work.
Is there anyway you could give maybe one guy in the squad a Zeltbahn 31 pattern tunic? Just to add some variety.
with lots of work...
Modding is active again in workshop
should think that many a German soldier would be still wearing jackboots as late as early '44. Many of them tried to take care of and hold onto their boots as long as possible and they hated the low boots. Many even took captured Russian boots which were not so different at all in looks Taigamek.mobi