His face is always full of concern, but honestly if I recorded my face, it would be probably the same with moments of laughter.

Yeah if there was an easy way to scout base I wouldn't have gone for so many schrecks

Yeah I felt I wasn't going to hit it early enough this game for the 221 to be relevant, by the time I would have had it on the field he could already have made a humber potentially.

@tightropetwo how do you find the AT upgrade on the 221 vs something like a humber? Seems good on paper as a way to hold of brit light vehicle spam but only if the control/ pathing gods are on your side

LW has such a weird mix of units. PGren is an understandable roster of stuff that synergizes well: pak for AT, since you have immobile at, you want to counter the indirect that counters you: so there's the nebel. It also works nice on the offense, supporting pgrens. Stug is a decent stopgap option for any playstyle, but more importantly it provides solid at presence at the time it arrives, which allows you to invest more into pgrens, as it covers for their lack of snares. On the other hand: LW. Jagers are a defensive unit, so you'd think this is the building that gets the PaK to work alongside. It is not. Marder arrives too late, and only if you comfortably hold the fuel, in which case you want something else. Wirbel, while solid on its own, is purely offensive, which means it would synergize well with pgrens, but its stuck with ass jagers instead. I think it would make more sense to make PG an offensive choice, and LW a defensive one. Which means PG gets: Pgrens, 221, wirbel, marder(glass cannon protected by strong offensive elements). LW gets jagers, halftrack, stug(needs tougher mobile AT due to the lack of punching power to protect). Nebel and PaK become universal, available from tier 1 once either tier 2 is built.