Sega has dropped a new trailer for Company of Heroes 3, showcasing the British forces and their Commonwealth allies...
. The latest trailer from Relic Entertainment gives us a brief look at the British and their Commonwealth allies.The British forces are one of the four factions that will be playable when Company of Heroes 3 launches, offering a selection of versatile units containing the Britsh and their Commonwealth allies. One of the strongest elements of the British is their resilience and highly defensive capabilities, thanks to weaponry like the Pack Howitzer cannons, 6-Pounder Anti-Tank Guns, and 4.
Each of the four factions uses a new system called Battlegroups, which allows them to use specialised units to hit the enemy hard. The British can call on Indian and Nepali soldiers of the Gurkha for heavy-hitting assaults using Thompson submachine guns and Bren LMGs; while being backed up by Indian artillery for even more carnage.
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