Company of Heroes 2 DLC's

[BaptismByLoli]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/317850/

CoH2:
Ardennes Assault, a DLC for Relic's latest game, Company of Heroes 2. In this DLC, players control the United States forces as they fend of the German assault during their surprise attack through the Ardennes forest.

Features -
1 New Campaign (USA)
(?)More Company Commanders (Rangers)

Price: $40
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http://store.steampowered.com/app/9340/

CoH1:
Opposing Fronts
Command the British as they try to capture the city of Caen against fierce opposition or take control of the Panzer Elite as they try to thwart Operation Market Garden.

Feautures -
2 new multiplayer factions (Brits, Panzer Elite)
2 new campaigns, 1 for each of the new faction

Price: $20
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Pssst, Hey... Relic,

[Ace of Swords]

It's ridiculous, for sure I and pretty much anyone else who plays the multiplayer won't buy this shit, seriously the campaign of coh2 is atrocious, not that the dow2 one is anything stellar but still much better.

Also for who didn't know, western front armies, the first "xpac" to be released costs 20€ and only includes the 2 new factions and nothing else, no campaign, no missions, nothing, just the 2 factions, Imo it would have only been fair if ardennes assault had the WFA armies in it and was priced for like 30€.

[Caeltos]

I don't think it's fair to compare the price of a game of Opposing Fronts and a fresh new game.

Doesn't make much sense that the SP only stand-alone cost a whoopin 40$ tho - but hey, if SP aint your thing, then you don't have to buy it.

Chaos Rising campaign was amazeballs, I loved it. I wish they did more of that and expanded upon it, it had alot of replay value, and alot of my friends who weren't much into DoW, actually bothered with it quite abit, and had nice co-op. I really digged it alot more then retribution, which was alot more linear, but catered to a wider audience by making it more faction-friendly, at the expense of other things in return tho, a compromise to say the least.

[BaptismByLoli]

That's the problem, I can't seem to find the initial price for Opposing Fronts upon release.

The thing that's making me pissed here is how ridiculous DLC's are starting to be.

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[Forestradio]

Chaos Rising campaign was amazeballs, I loved it. I wish they did more of that and expanded upon it, it had alot of replay value, and alot of my friends who weren't much into DoW, actually bothered with it quite abit, and had nice co-op. I really digged it alot more then retribution, which was alot more linear, but catered to a wider audience by making it more faction-friendly, at the expense of other things in return tho, a compromise to say the least.

Yeah CR campaign rocked. Only thing that sucked was the final boss fight where the boss has 483927482589475894758923 hp. But beyond that all the story was pretty well done.

[Lost Son of Nikhel]

Chaos Rising campaign was amazeballs, I loved it. I wish they did more of that and expanded upon it, it had alot of replay value, and alot of my friends who weren't much into DoW, actually bothered with it quite abit, and had nice co-op. I really digged it alot more then retribution, which was alot more linear, but catered to a wider audience by making it more faction-friendly, at the expense of other things in return tho, a compromise to say the least.

Yeah CR campaign rocked. Only thing that sucked was the final boss fight where the boss has 483927482589475894758923 hp. But beyond that all the story was pretty well done.

IIRC Tarkus in chaotic state and the adequate wargear could easy solo the final boss.