Lasting three months, Hurtgen Forest is the longest single battle ever fought by the U.S. Few battles demonstrate this more effectively than the Battle of Hurtgen Forest, which preceded the German counterattack against the Allies in the Ardennes forest, in the winter of 1944, known as The Battle of the Bulge. You can find Company of Heroes 2 for Linux on Steam, and the newly supported The Western Front Armies (Double Pack) on Steam here.Working in the bitter aftermath of trench warfare, the generals of World War 2 valued rapid movement above all else.įrom Blitzkrieg to El Alamein, from D-Day to the Race to Berlin, the ability to support fast-moving vehicles proved crucial. I am hoping they can roll out these types of improvements to their other titles in time too, and not just focus on pushing out the newest game. How is the performance for you now? Let’s get some readings, so please include your GPU and FPS in the comments. 980ti, 4K, default settingsĪll benchmarks were run multiple times to be sure and as accurate as possible.Īfter patch 980ti, 1080p - Higher settingsĪs you can see, the performance is much better now for me, so I’m actually quite a bit happier. I am also at the higher end, performance will be different at the lower-end.
Note: Remember the in-game benchmark is a stress test, real-world performance is generally higher. I’ve done some benchmarks of the new patch just to test the difference on my own setup, and I have to say I am impressed at how much better it runs. These armies are deployed in Skirmish mode, which can be played either online or offline. The Western Front Armies expansion pack contains two additional armies, the versatile US Forces and the technologically-advanced Oberkommando West, each with unique units and abilities, as well as eight new maps set in the French and Belgian countryside. This patch also enables Linux to Mac online play. Feral Interactive certainly don’t stop, Company of Heroes 2 has an impressive patch alongside The Western Front Armies expansion release on Linux.
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