If the opponent has one and the player has one, no one loses any points. If the player has captured two Victory Points while the opponent has none, the opponent will lose 2 VPs per tick. In Company of Heroes 2, each army has a fixed population cap of 100.The amount of VP drop per tick depends on how many more Victory Points the player possesses than the opponent. Therefore, cutting off your opponent from his sectors not only denies him some of his resource income but can also limit the size of his army.
If you lose control over a sector the population cap decreases again. Every unit on the field takes up population cap if you reach the cap, you can no longer build new units. Captured and connected sectors increase your population cap in the original Company of Heroes. Population cap is different from the other resources in the sense that it does not accumulate over time. They are also used in upgrading individual units with more advanced weaponry. Munitions are used for powerful special abilities, such as throwing a grenade, or ordering a Strafing Run. Note: the HQ also provides a +5 fuel income. New buildings, vehicles, and global unit upgrades cost fuel, so denying your opponent this valuable resource is often a deciding factor in the game. There are no other additional costs involved in keeping units going and fighting, for example, a vehicle doesn't burn fuel as it drives around.įuel is the main limiting resource to how fast you can tech up to more powerful units, such as vehicles and tanks. There is an upkeep cost for every unit on the field: every single man you build slightly reduces manpower income. Holding sectors outside of the base increases manpower income marginally. The base sector holds no strategic point and cannot be captured by the opponent. Unlike the other resources, most of the manpower is earned through the base sector and the HQ. As such, its income is almost an order of magnitude greater than of fuel or munitions. Every unit costs manpower to purchase, it is used when constructing buildings and purchasing global upgrades. Manpower is the main resource in the game. High resource sectors are no less important than Victory Points! High resource points can give the player that holds them a significant advantage and they are often an objective of fights and pushes. As you can see, not every sector gives the same amount of resources.
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