Even though it has dabbled in turn-based campaigns before, like in the smaller, dynamic campaigns of Dawn of War and Ardennes Assault, Company of Heroes 3's Italian campaign is a very different beast, with shades of both Total War and grognardy war games. It's been a learning experience for a studio that is best known for real-time strategy. Now the star of our show is still the RTS, but the strategic map still has to have depth to it and strategy behind it." "We want them to see that the depth is there from those other strategy games. "We want players who love Unity of Command and who love Panzer General to come here and have fun," says Littman. What Relic didn't want to do was risk the campaign's depth. And since all the tactical choices they opened up remain, it doesn't feel like anything is missing. I actually liked the micro-management wrinkles the detachments created, and found their flexibility made the cost worthwhile, but I can't deny that the campaign feels a lot smoother now that they've been bundled into companies. While the change was settled on a year ago, only now have I been able to see the impact on the campaign.
The star of our show is still the RTS, but the strategic map still has to have depth to it and strategy behind it. "We were like 'Where there's smoke, there's fire.' We were starting to see people not enjoying themselves." "Right there and then, we knew," Littman says.
The feedback regarding detachments came in a survey in July 2021.
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